trees  
potted trees vs. field grown trees
What's an effective way to kill a number of mimosa trees that seem to be infesting my back yard? They seem to be somewhat of a weed tree. Simply cutting them back doesn't seem to do it. Is t...
Mostly a matter of preference. Fertilized trees will make more leaves and blossoms and a larger root system. Unfertilized trees will do fine, just not as well as fertilized ones.
Greetings. I have several trees and vines on my property and I am far from being a farmer. If anyone is interested, I have the following:
(3) apple trees (green and red cooking apples I believe.)
...
I have been growing 2 black cherry trees for 2 years now, I had them in separate pots, but their leaves started turning yellow, I transplanted them to the ground. It seems they don't like that ei...
I have 4 acres of black walnut trees that were planted just over 15 years ago... some of the larger ones are approaching 10 to 12 inches in diameter... they have been producing nuts for years already ...
i need pics of walnut trees
...he joke is totally on me. I mentioned my query here to my son and he said the dog park is full of those trees, just look up. Was out there this morning and there they were 40 feet above my head, mak...
I saw a natural weed killer on Gardening by the Yard to kill weeds and trees. I can't
remember the recipe and I deleted the show.
It had vineger and was it baking soda or flour???? and somethin...
Will compost cow manure burnt my small tomatoe trees
I have been given a fig tree( about 7 ft high ) which I am going to have to transplant this spring. I live in southwest Louisiana where the summers are hot and the winters are usually mild. Can a fig ...
i have trees lined down my drive that bloom white flowers in the spring and then become red leaves in the fall
I just got back from a trip to Universal Stidios Orlando and there were these beautiful flowering trees. There were several varieties, but none were identified anywhere. I'm posting the pictures ...
For planting fruit trees what ratio's of compost and soil do I need? And if I use compost, can I skip the fertilizer?
There are different ways to prune different fruit trees - and I'm not even meaning any of the more oddball ones, like espalier.
Your best bet would be to either make inquiries online for your ...
g'day mike,
by now i would assume that you could be totaly confused?
with a lot of trees especialy native trees here in australia you can't build soil up over their root area they si...
...have been vicariously trying to mysteriously decide what to mildly do about a very tall row of leylandi trees.
The problem being is that they hide a nasty mess. As you may expect so I cant just l...
OK, ornamental cherry trees don't bear fruit. Ornamental pear trees do bear a nut like fruit later in the season. Also the fragrance of the ornmental pear has an rather distasteful fragrance. ...
...t you said and it looks like what you have stated so far is correct. now if I can get the shrubbery and trees other than the palm trees specified I can work on a general location. any ideas?...
It's one of the fancy dwarf banana "trees" (Musa). Bananas being among the largest truly tropically perennial plants in the world ( as opposed to woody trees or shrubs.
To a great extent bUT, am I jokingly correct in absolutely saying whitch their are `Bay Trees` & bay trees? To me a bay tree is a bay and they all look the same.
Again we are happy with ours...
we are growing other things, we started a vineyard a few years back also... the black walnut trees are going to be sold as lumber or hopefully veneer, we have alot of property so there's alot of ...
...er plants quickly.
Last year my neighbor had an extremely bad infestation of scale on her Chinese elm trees. She thought the white speckled bark of the trees were unique though she'd never se...
.JPG) 
...r....just moderates acid soils.
Applying lime below the pines might help the lawn but could hurt the trees.
If grass is not growing beneath the Hemlock, it's trying to tell you that condi...
The Content on this site is provided for general information purposes only. Your use of the Content, or any part thereof, is made solely at Your own risk and responsibility. By entering this site you declare you read and agreed to its Terms, Rules & Privacy.
Copyright © 2006 - 2010 Flowers Forums |
TIP: Write your question in details [ why? ]
Sponsored LinksLatest Posts
|
more posts...