Please name these plants, now photos are closer to plants and separate
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SE Asian plant. Does anyone now the name please?
Comments (2)While I am not sure that it originates from S.E. Asia, I would venture to guess that the common name is Indian Head ginger, Costus woodsonii. You might have better luck asking folks that are knowledgable about tropical plants....See MoreBangalow Palm Separation - Triple Planted
Comments (26)Hi, I had 2 triple-planted pots of bangalow palms which I seperated 3 months ago in Melbourne (at the commencement of Summer) with all 6 plants thriving. This is what I did: Before separating: Fertilised with seaweed solution (I used a cheaper version of seasol) 2 weeks and 1 week prior to separation. During separation: Used a very sharp knife to separate palms being very careful to minimise root movement. Placed in small pots with potting mix (potting mix with wetting agent). Post separation: Fertilised with seaweed solution immediately after repotting. Fertilised weekly with seaweed solution for 4 weeks then fortnightly for 1 month. Now I am just fertising monthly. Palms were kept in full shade in our pergola for first 2 months then placed in a position that receives morning sun only. Once the weather cools down they will go into full sun. I will also fertilise before and after planting them in the ground. I hopes this helps anyone thinking of separating bangalows....See MorePlease help naming plants - Zone 5 Ontario
Comments (18)The pear looks as though it was purposely put there. Even has a guard on it. Unless it is ID'd specifically as a callary pear, I would assume it to be a fruiting variety. They are very carefree as fruit trees go. And yes, plantain is no big deal. Even a nice medicinal plant. Herbally I usually use P. major but P. lanceolata works too. Garlic mustard self-sows like mad. That's one that should go before it drops seeds. FataMorgana...See MoreName this plant please
Comments (6)Really, Nancy!? This plant has been hanging on for over a year. It was so floppy in the beginning I put a tomato cage around it. Oddly, I haven’t seen a seed head yet. Just a few dead blooms. I went out this morning to hoe out the seedlings and saw bees on it so I will keep it until it’s a problem. Rarely see skippers. Inland valley, Lantana is good too. So many pretty colors to choose from....See Morefloral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
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