ID help - may be another easy one
hostas_for_barb
4 years ago
This was labelled Rainforest Sunrise but I don't think it is correct - leaves of RS are much rounder and smaller. What might this one be? It is from a friend's garden.
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hostas_for_barb
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May I have another I.D. please? (pic)
Comments (11)Yup..they are my cosmos! :-) I'm thrilled that they are doing well for you. You won't have to do a thing to get them to spread. They are prolific self seeders. I normally get 3 generations of flowers in one season, as the seeds they drop continually germinate all summer for me. Jenna, stand back and get ready for a brilliant orange/yellow show! :-) I continually cut these back all summer long when they get gangly. They immediately set new buds and are in full bloom again in less than a week. I am already harvesting seeds and will have packets again this year for the seed swap if anyone is interested. Marilyn...See MoreID help (yes another one!)
Comments (5)Lavender flowers, no smell! I have FRAGRANT BOUQUET and no, that's not it... I'm 100% sure I never bought American Dream (and my white border is a little too narrow looking at HL pictures) or Harmonica (and my white border looks more contrasting) but I'm less adamant I never bought SEA DREAM - and it does look like it... Hmmmm... maybe I'll call it SEA DREAM for now on and that'll have to be "close enough!"...See Moreanother id, easy one i think
Comments (2)Osteospermum, but I don't know the variety, there are so many. Cheers, Dee....See MoreI have yet to see another one of these. ID help please.
Comments (16)Nothing wrong with your preference...And it is a good idea to keep new ones in quarantine to make sue they have no diseases & pests. Also agree with flowers making demands on plants, to some extent. I keep all succulents outdoors as soon as possible, and almost all in full sun. There are many (probably 300 pots), almost all side-by-side on benches, shelves. Maybe beneficials help, but don't remember flower stalks attracting bugs :)...See More
newhostalady Z6 ON, Canada
4 years agodjacob68z5sewi
4 years agoI have tags saying FAP but we all know how that story goes. It’s quite yellow as it has been receiving more sun lately. Early in spring, it has totally different coloring, darker colors. I also have Paul’s Glory in shade, looks different than many pics I’ve seen.
Darker colored FAP
Paul’s Glory
They are very similar.
djacob68z5sewi
4 years agolast modified: 4 years ago
sandyslopes z6 n. UT
4 years agohostas_for_barb
4 years ago
peren.all Zone 5a Ontario Canada
4 years agodjacob68z5sewi
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