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someone please help me to post pics!?
Comments (5)Joe, your first step would be to upload your photos to a site like Photobucket or Flicker. Do you have an account at either of those? I use Photobucket, so I would base my directions on that fact. Under each photo at Photobucket there are four options for picture posting: 'email&IM,' 'direct link,' 'HTML code,' and 'IMG code.' You want to copy the line beside 'HTML code.' This can be accomplished simply by right-clicking the code line. Then come here and paste the copied code into the body of your message, and it will show up as a photo! Make sure, though, that the photos are resized to a maximum of 640x480. If you have questions aboput opening a PB account, or how to get yopur photos from your computer to the account, email me and I can walk you through it!...See MorePair of Rhodos -- one good, one not so good (droopy)
Comments (5)I agree 100% with Luis. It would help to know where you live. The symptoms of the normal cold weather reaction and abnormal death by root rot are very similar, the droopy leaves. Root rot is almost always terminal (causes death). I also agree that the disturbed mulch next to the sick plant looks like it was caused by water standing which would surely kill most any rhododendron. There are three requirements for healthy rhododendrons, drainage, drainage, and drainage. Wet soil is the biggest no-no in raising rhododendrons. The plant will probably die if it is root rot. Before planting in the same area fix the drainage problem. Also, plant rhododendrons in raised beds and never deeper than they were originally. Here is a link that might be useful: How to grow rhododendrons and azaleas....See MoreJust Have to Share The Good News that...
Comments (27)That's funny Mike. You're a champ. rosewynd: thanks for the tip... I appreciate your thoughts. I'm kind of speechless. Just the other day I was thinking about how long it would take and what kind of riding lawn mower I was going to buy. It's really a perfect match for me. I guess I can do pretty much everything with that much space. Photos to come. And noki, I think I'll plant a Pinus resinosa 'Fastigiata' first. I was thinking about that too. Later! Dax...See Moregreat garden photo-filled blogs?
Comments (16)leahcate, no not a blog, but I had hoped that the many "area" garden shots included in the yearly pages would perhaps give you some ideas. mollycats and kpaquette, thank you! It has been a labor of love but the results are well worth it. phyl345, sorry no, not retired. Wish I could be but no such luck. Work full time. We garden in zone 4/5 southern Wisconsin. You should be able to grow most everything that I do. I usually plant zone 4 plants, but do stretch to zone 5 occasionally. We have about 100 roses and perhaps 80-90 named daylilies as well as many other perennials. I do spend time on the Cottage Garden forum as well as the Rose forum. Lots of great forums and posters here!...See More- 3 years ago
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