I promised some pics and have gone back and labelled some
signet_gw(6b)
5 years ago
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so here are some daylilies from my gardens from July 28 th 2018 . You may have seen some before
This is All of my Love to You
and Woodside Rhapsody
Margo Reed Indeed
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signet_gw(6b)
5 years agoHere is Wild Mustang
and Elegant Candy
and Flying Trapeze
Spice Cake
Novelty Numer
Sammy Russell
Jack and the Beanstalk
Forbidden Desires
Doc Branch
Webster's Pink Wonder
Still a few more to comesignet_gw(6b)
5 years agoBlue Venom
Forestlake Raggamuffin
Rainbow Maker
Panic in Detroit
Teddy Bear's Picnic
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Comments (6)The Sweet 100 and Bush Goliath is not growing at all and bottom leafs are turning yellow and has got kinda dryed out spots on the leafs .. At first i thought i over did it the Nitrogen but Nitrogen gives rapid growth correct? .. Or did i over do the fertilizers and locked up the intake of the nutrients. It is easy to go overboard with N fertilizers. They are good but not in large doses. However excess N usually shows up in new growth problems not old leaves. Yellowing of old leaves usually means excess watering or rain or poorly draining soil. Since your soil has had minimal prep I'd put my bet on it being the problem UNLESS you and Mother Nature have gone way overboard on the water supply since planting. Possible??? Lack of adequate air circulation due to too much water causes root rot and stunted growth so if it is possible that too much water has been used, back way off on it and they should recover. Good luck. Dave...See Morehave: don't have any seeds? i'll send u some for sase/trade
Comments (15)Hi, I am a part of my agricultural class at school and we created a fully indoor, self-sustained hydroponics system. However, as we are a public charter school, we have limited resources and are looking for donations. anything you can offer would be amazing. we can offer payment for shipping or SASBE. If you consider making a donation, please email me at makenziejordyn@yahoo.com Thank you so much, Jordyn P.S. We are just now learning how to start from seed, so any kind of donations you make would be appreciated. Plant sales will be used to help fund the school and excess produce will be donated to a local soup kitchen. :D...See MoreSome are gone some are almost finished and some will....
Comments (11)Isn't that Agave Desmettiana Variegata you are growing in the third to the last picture? And the Agave in the lower right side of the 9th picture looked like Agave Angustifolia to me, but it could also be Desmettiana. i can't really tell. Either way, both these species recieve damage in the low 30s so I am surprised these look fine, while other hardier plants (imbricata and barrels) melted....See MoreI'm new - some pics to share
Comments (24)Hi Oldcrafty, I'm very happy to help in any way I can but there are two things I don't have a lot of experience with and they are (1) mosaics using glass and (2) the amazing extremes of weather that a lot of people on this site experience. eg We are in the middle of Winter where I live in Australia and the temperature at the moment is 25 degrees celcius. All of my outdoor mosaics don't have the problems associated with freezing etc..... That, I'm sure is a whole different ball game! However, to answer your question, pva glue is the opaque white glue that is quite cheap to buy.(in Australia anyway) It's used a lot in woodwork and is water soluable. I only use it to keep the ceramic tile pieces adhered to the mesh. It is definately not strong enough to be the 'final' mosaic adhesive. It's a little tricky when different countries call things a different name. For example, we don't have a product called Thinset. From reading lots of info on the internet, I've deduced it's equivalent to our cement based tile adhesive. I could be wrong (I'd love to be corrected if I am) If the thinset you are using is the same as our cement based tile adhesive, then I have used it a lot in outside projects (some verticle ones) and find it is just fine. Some projects have been out there for many years. But Oldcrafty, it may just be because our winters are so mild. Can anyone else on this forum answer this for really cold winter areas?...See More
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5 years agolast modified: 5 years agosignet_gw(6b) thanked sherrygirl zone5 N ilsignet_gw(6b)
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daylilybedmaker
5 years agoI do not believe that what you have labelled WOODSIDE RHAPSODY, as it is registered as a red. I also question whether or not that is FORBIDDEN DESIRES. Everytime that I have seen it, there is a fine gold edge.
DavidFORBIDDEN DESIRES
samhain10 - 5a
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5 years ago
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