Any Aglaonema lovers out there?
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Comments (18)Agree with opinion on Double-Click. Pretty blooms, but small on the size of the plants they topped. Need to keep deadheaded to keep blooms going. Don't agree with 'fertile soil' assessment, as I have a small bed typically devoted to cosmos, and it's excellent soil made more excellent by amending every year with cow-manure based compost. Here's a shot from the cosmos-bed in '06 (Dwarf Sensations that year) In '07 I had the double-clicks in there- see how the flowers seem too small for the size of the plants? Mine got about a foot taller than the 36" stated on the package: Not sure what I'll put in there this year, but LOVE the cosmos, so I'll check out that Psyche, and see what else I can find in the 'pink' arena....See Moreany duck lovers out there???
Comments (4)my favorite has always been pekins..they are the cutest and make awsome pets as well. I just got myself 2 ducklings yesturday..and I love them. I got rid of our pond as I found it was too hard to keep clean with ducks,,but I bought them a swimming pool that is large enough for them to swim under the water and easy for me to clean out every few days or so. Go for PEKINS!!...See MoreMystery Lovers! Any Idea Whodunit?
Comments (19)I've seen similar bite marks on a few of my green beans. Was maybe one out of 50, now a bit more with the weather warmer. Are you seeing a lot of them to a point it affects your harvest? Because I never used insecticides on veggies, there're always small insects such as small grasshoppers, flea beetles, cucumber beetles, ladybugs, etc on my pole beans plants. So the bite marks could be from a number of insects. Because the population of insects is not out of control and it doesn't affect my harvest, I just throw away the marked ones and learn to live with the bugs. But if I must guess, I'd say the bite marks on my green beans are from those small grasshoppers that sucks on the green beans all day long OR the occasional cucumber beetles :-)...See MoreAny croton lovers out there?
Comments (8)Marcia - It might not have been dead, but if you've pulled it already, it certainly is now. I have two Mammay Crotons that we planted 13 years ago. I've cut them back to within 6" of the soil several times and they keep coming back. They really are an easy plant to grow. Crotons like shade at noon; morning or afternoon sun, dappled for some varieties, full sun for others, but they don't like it all day long. Acidic soil is best. Don't over fertilize or you'll get scale. And don't be afraid to trim them hard....See MoreChristian
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