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Forum Post big red bloom just found by mandp523
Hello, Something else I discovered just now when I went outside. Today I have a new bloom, and the old old is already going. And, the new bloom is wilting already. I am wondering if it is a one-da...
Forum Post Questions about flowers that bloom by gabeh
...veryone! I'm working on an art project, and it involves capturing time lapse footage of a flower blooming. How long does it take for it to bloom (matter of hours or days?). Is it possible to m...
Forum Post Crocuses all over my yard leaf up, but never bloom. There ar... by Guest
Crocuses all over my yard leaf up, but never bloom. There are too many to all be planted at the same depth, so at least some should bloom. Help!
Forum Post flowers that bloom once in 4 year by Guest
flowers that bloom once in 4 year
Forum Post What do I do with iris that are to rebloom in the fall? Do I cut them back after the spring bloom? by dnelson
I have an iris that is supposed to bloom once in the spring and again in the fall. After the spring bloom, am I supposed to cut it back or do I just leave it alone?
Forum Post why does this flower not bloom by jeffs55
...s in a large bed of the same type flower. None of the flowers are open. They nearly all have huge CLOSed blooms. Some of the bloooms are dying in a closed position. I picked this one and within 30 min...
Forum Post Do you think I could get some annuals to bloom in a greenhou... by Guest
Do you think I could get some annuals to bloom in a greenhouse or indoors now? for example a petunia?
Forum Post i have trees lined down my drive that bloom whit... by Guest
i have trees lined down my drive that bloom white flowers in the spring and then become red leaves in the fall
Forum Post I have a white frangipani that used to bloom alot. The last ... by Guest
I have a white frangipani that used to bloom alot. The last few years it is not so productive and begins in september to form rust spots on the leaves. How can I prevent or treat this problem? barba...
Forum Post Why does my crocus bloom in September? by LabourofLove
There are fall-blooming types of crocus. They make leaves in the Spring, go dormant, then bloom in the Fall. All perfectly normal and a wonderful way to extend your flowering season.
Forum Post Need Identification for this plant. Bloom only lasts hours so it was hard to get a good shot. by Jeni
...ia but she told me the plant came from Florida. Don't know if that helps. It recently has started blooming, but the blooms each last only a few hours, so I didn't manage to get a real dece...
Forum Post Beautiful Bloom by Cooljones
I recently received this plant from a patient and was curious as to what it was? I was thinking part of the orchid family?
Blog Post Viburnum in bloom . by Mildred
Viburnum is a genus of about 150-175 species of shrubs or small trees that were previously included in the family Caprifoliaceae. Genetic tests by the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group showed however th...
Blog Comment Viburnum in bloom . by rynrn
Some seasons these flowers bloom better
Forum Post Reblooms as new plant. Anyone know what it is? by Geri
The first bloom was orange and looked like a coneflower, then the bloom died and a button-like platform grew at the spot where the bloom had been. Shortly after that a tiny bouquet of yellow daisy lik...
Forum Post Blue flowers for wedding in July by Sakura
My pleasure The Agapanthus as their scientific name is bloom in summer indeed. However you got more options if you don't like their smell. What about the Viola that also has a blue colored ...
Forum Post A Plant with an attitude by LabourofLove
It is, indeed, a bloom spike. Do not be alarmed when the plant that is blooming dies after the bloom is finished: it's what they do.
Forum Post Climbing Roses by Julie
...uilding a gazibo for my wife, and we plan to surround it with climbing roses. We have several "ever bloom" red rose bush's in our front yard, but I have yet to find an "ever bloom&...
Forum Post What kind of bush?? by bethholston
...ywhere to find what kind of bush this is... can anyone identify? This picture is of it just starting to bloom. It's a flat leaf and about 3 feet tall... it doesn't seem to be getting any l...
Forum Post Please Help ID Flower in Bouquet by Jamie Adams
I think it is a gladiolus bloom. The florist has cut the bloom stem short to showcase the flower and to make it work in the bouquet.
Forum Post Help to ID this flowering tree. by mylittleshoppe3
...n one of my books. We have moved here in the fall and there were about 2 flowers on it then...so does it bloom more than once a year? All of our fruit trees are in bloom right now also. Thanks again...
Forum Post rose sucker transplant by Julie
Sandi, with New Dawn, look later in the season and choose one that has repeat bloom. New Dawn is a sport of the giant once blooming rambler Dr. W. Van Fleet and is notorious for having a single bloom...
Forum Post Identifying this flower by bridesrme1
Exactly...Now there are 2 more buds that have opened and the first open bloom has closed. But what is strange is the first bloom doesn't appear to be dieing off, it just closed up, and it's...
Forum Post Lilium Lollypop by LabourofLove
Most true lilies only bloom once a year. Then they photosynthesize with their leaves to store enough energy to get through a winter and bloom again the next year.
Forum Post beautiful weed by Julie
Are you sure it didn't bloom for you last evening? It looks like a moonflower to me and they bloom mostly in the evenings. They are also a vine. http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/893/ T...
Forum Post pls identify my shrub by Cindimon
thanks Quinton, they stood out straight at first. They don't bloom very often at all... some will bloom white and a few purple. The leaves do not shed much, that I've noticed, and the branch...
Photo Comment Closeup of Bloom on the Mystery Tree by plantgeek
Wow thats what the leaves look like I've never seen this bloom before cool
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