All plants and cactus thread
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tvanmunhen
Stoner
Nice to see flowers coming back.
tvanmunhen
Stoner
Can't believe it's going to snow on Sunday. I wonder if the daffodils know this.
My apple trees are still doing good in the window for now. I imagine here in a few weeks I'll be putting them out on the deck to get acquainted with the outdoors. It's hard to tell though with this weird weather when.
Kind of wish the snow would stick around a bit longer to be honest. We just didn't get the snowfall we usually do.
tvanmunhen
Stoner
I need to prune the orange tree today and give it some food.
Dboybudz
Dazed and Confused 😛
Yup back to work today,gotta finish are apples,crab apples
I have a serviceberry that's in need of some reduction. I'll wait until it fruits, the birds love it. It's pretty when it flowers.
Dboybudz
Dazed and Confused 😛
That's a new one haven't heard,I'm a landscaper to, maybe I call it something different?
It is widespread and has quite a few common names. Saskatoon, in Saskatchewan is named for it.
A little hard to see without foliage. It can be trained as a single stem tree but I chose to allow it to bush out.
Giant agave in Oakland neighborhood drawing attention as it undergoes death bloom
The once-in-a-lifetime flowering event for the plant will attract pollinators like bats, bees and hummingbirds. And it can drop up to 1,000 seeds and new plants known as pups.
www.cbsnews.com
I had no idea they were one and done. Takes 100 years, but still dead.
jeffislovenlife
Java the Hutt
Purple shamrock in the middle of that
jeffislovenlife
Java the Hutt
And now that the light is on
hay looky there babies
My bay tree had a growth spurt this year. It's been in a pretty small pot for the last 6 years and didn't do much growing. But it doubled in size so I repotted. The roots really needed more space. Threw some granular time release fert in the bottom.
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