Anyone have any ideas? We are in Washington state and have snow and hard freezes in the winter so it is hardy. It has reached about 15 feet in 5 years from a small sapling.
http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g193/r...
http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g193/r...
Thanks!
What Kind of Flowering Tree is This?
The new links work. They are very pretty.
Don't know what it is.
Reply:looks like a bleeding heart. cold hardy to -40 so it is pretty hardy
photos of a bleeding heart
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showima...
Reply:I think it is a flowering Crabapple.
Reply:Sorry...your links don't work
Reply:please post new links!
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
What Kind of Flowering Tree is This?
Anyone have any ideas? We are in Washington state and have snow and hard freezes in the winter so it is hardy. It has reached about 15 feet in 5 years from a small sapling.
http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g193/r...
http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g193/r...
Thanks!
What Kind of Flowering Tree is This?
Can't really tell from your photos, but do a google image search for Halesia monticola 'Rosea'.
Reply:Think this may be it , hope so .
Halesia carolina 'Rosea'
Botanical Name: Halesia carolina Rosea
click or cut and paste this link to view
http://www.waysidegardens.com/webapp/wcs...
Reply:I'm not sure, it could be some type of wild cherry tree.
http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g193/r...
http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g193/r...
Thanks!
What Kind of Flowering Tree is This?
Can't really tell from your photos, but do a google image search for Halesia monticola 'Rosea'.
Reply:Think this may be it , hope so .
Halesia carolina 'Rosea'
Botanical Name: Halesia carolina Rosea
click or cut and paste this link to view
http://www.waysidegardens.com/webapp/wcs...
Reply:I'm not sure, it could be some type of wild cherry tree.
Do you like my poem?
I will Miss Life
The trees are still growing
Every year it keeps on snowing
The Birds are still flying
But I am dying
The flowers in the ground
The sunshine all around
The holidays I adore
The countries I’ll never explore
The Happy children’s faces
The changing of the places
The vast new technology
Which I will never see
The rising of the dawn
My friends who came to mourn
My treasured memory
My final prayer to thee
If I die before I wake
I pray the lord my soul do take
Do you like my poem?
I really loved it.So sad but so meaningful.It s real the same way I write.It s beautiful and fragile all at once.Thanks for sharing.
Reply:its very basic and follows a very predictable and repetitive rhyming scheme
Reply:it's good, The final verse is a bit generic... but it works well with the poem.
Reply:it is grate and your emotions really show though it does seem like you are living in a chell and the inside is dieing hope for the best
Reply:Stanza's 2 %26amp; 3 don't seem to fit.
Reply:the first and the second part..........are just fantastic
the rest of it is very good.........but i liked most the first and the second part
Reply:master p lyrics
Reply:It's a tragic beauty! It communicates with the senses exceptionally well, and makes the reader feel like you are feeling...contemplative. Very nice! If the reader draws that much emotion from it, then you are a poet...and I genuinely hope that you know it! Keep on writing! You have the potential and talent to be given great success!
:D
Reply:It`s a nice poem actually.Only ghoulish!Sounded really profound until you mentioned technology.It`s a good style though - juxtaposing happiness and brightness with gloom and doom!
Reply:Very touching!
Reply:i think it is good.
Reply:Dear little Jodie, thanks for your beautiful poem, My dear child keep at it' [who knows] bye for now Uncle Denis xx
Reply:It is lovely, but sad
Reply:so... you are dead then?
Reply:Like it!....
somehow, it feels so lonely......
like that you just standing, while everything goes.....
you just kept waiting....for I believe everybody does....
arenas
The trees are still growing
Every year it keeps on snowing
The Birds are still flying
But I am dying
The flowers in the ground
The sunshine all around
The holidays I adore
The countries I’ll never explore
The Happy children’s faces
The changing of the places
The vast new technology
Which I will never see
The rising of the dawn
My friends who came to mourn
My treasured memory
My final prayer to thee
If I die before I wake
I pray the lord my soul do take
Do you like my poem?
I really loved it.So sad but so meaningful.It s real the same way I write.It s beautiful and fragile all at once.Thanks for sharing.
Reply:its very basic and follows a very predictable and repetitive rhyming scheme
Reply:it's good, The final verse is a bit generic... but it works well with the poem.
Reply:it is grate and your emotions really show though it does seem like you are living in a chell and the inside is dieing hope for the best
Reply:Stanza's 2 %26amp; 3 don't seem to fit.
Reply:the first and the second part..........are just fantastic
the rest of it is very good.........but i liked most the first and the second part
Reply:master p lyrics
Reply:It's a tragic beauty! It communicates with the senses exceptionally well, and makes the reader feel like you are feeling...contemplative. Very nice! If the reader draws that much emotion from it, then you are a poet...and I genuinely hope that you know it! Keep on writing! You have the potential and talent to be given great success!
:D
Reply:It`s a nice poem actually.Only ghoulish!Sounded really profound until you mentioned technology.It`s a good style though - juxtaposing happiness and brightness with gloom and doom!
Reply:Very touching!
Reply:i think it is good.
Reply:Dear little Jodie, thanks for your beautiful poem, My dear child keep at it' [who knows] bye for now Uncle Denis xx
Reply:It is lovely, but sad
Reply:so... you are dead then?
Reply:Like it!....
somehow, it feels so lonely......
like that you just standing, while everything goes.....
you just kept waiting....for I believe everybody does....
arenas
What kind of flowering/non flowering plants can be planted suited to all kinds of season?
I just move to Georgia where there is no snow
What kind of flowering/non flowering plants can be planted suited to all kinds of season?
I live in N.E. Georgia, and it will snow here at least one time this year, we have ice today. In winter we plant Pansies and Viola's for color, they freeze ofcourse below 32 degrees, but they thaw out during the day and they last until we plant summer annuals. We also have ornamental cabbage and kale for color in the landscape. If you live around the N.Fulton or Forsyth county area, Saul Nurseries is a good place to buy from, everything is grown on the property. Nothing better than home grown!!!!!!!
Reply:Wow the list is numorous, your local store should sell what's best for your area. Go to your library, they have all the books.
Reply:Know the local plants and flowers in the area. It is a sure hit for your garden to be suited to all kinds of season.
Reply:Hollies are a great plant. They are dependable, and hardy. They dont flower, but some will get red berries in the winter. The best thing to do would be to go to a local library and check out a plant book, or go to your local Home Depot and take a look at the plants they have on hand. You can usually get a good idea of what will do well in your area at Home Depot. (or a local plant nursery, even better!) Good Luck!
Reply:Camellias are evergreen and bloom winter and very large color selection. Azaleas evergreen and bloom spring at Easter. Indian Hawthorne is evergreen and grows in a mound easy to maintain. Amaryllis bulbs bloom every spring and Lay dormant til next spring and they multiply.
Reply:Try this site: iBtraveling.com and click on the "garden tips" ad on the lower left corner of that site's home page. I've signed up for his newsletter and just love all the thoughts and idea he has about keeping your garden growing...all sorts of stuff.
Wish you luck!
What kind of flowering/non flowering plants can be planted suited to all kinds of season?
I live in N.E. Georgia, and it will snow here at least one time this year, we have ice today. In winter we plant Pansies and Viola's for color, they freeze ofcourse below 32 degrees, but they thaw out during the day and they last until we plant summer annuals. We also have ornamental cabbage and kale for color in the landscape. If you live around the N.Fulton or Forsyth county area, Saul Nurseries is a good place to buy from, everything is grown on the property. Nothing better than home grown!!!!!!!
Reply:Wow the list is numorous, your local store should sell what's best for your area. Go to your library, they have all the books.
Reply:Know the local plants and flowers in the area. It is a sure hit for your garden to be suited to all kinds of season.
Reply:Hollies are a great plant. They are dependable, and hardy. They dont flower, but some will get red berries in the winter. The best thing to do would be to go to a local library and check out a plant book, or go to your local Home Depot and take a look at the plants they have on hand. You can usually get a good idea of what will do well in your area at Home Depot. (or a local plant nursery, even better!) Good Luck!
Reply:Camellias are evergreen and bloom winter and very large color selection. Azaleas evergreen and bloom spring at Easter. Indian Hawthorne is evergreen and grows in a mound easy to maintain. Amaryllis bulbs bloom every spring and Lay dormant til next spring and they multiply.
Reply:Try this site: iBtraveling.com and click on the "garden tips" ad on the lower left corner of that site's home page. I've signed up for his newsletter and just love all the thoughts and idea he has about keeping your garden growing...all sorts of stuff.
Wish you luck!
Flowering plant....?
hello all, i wanted to plant a perennial in our plant boxes, is this idea still okey since it is still winter here in our place and snowing once in a while, will the seed going to grow?or i have to keep them away from snow?and keep inside the garage is ok until they fully grown ups?and im planning to plant arabis,columbine and african daisy? please advise me and God bless you and your family.tnx
Flowering plant....?
I don't know where you are, but I certainly wouldn't plant seeds until I was sure the last frost had past. You could start them inside in smaller containers and repot them later outside. I would not trust my garage unless it was heated. Seeds generally won't germinate until the soil is warm, probably 65-70 degrees and that won't happen as long as it is still snowing. If they do germinate and then a frost occurs you will probably will lose your plants unless you have some way to protect them.
So, what would I do. I'd get some smaller pots and start the seeds inside. Then when the weather warmed up, I'd plant them in my planter boxes outside.
Good luck.
Reply:Most seeds germinate best when the weather has stopped freezing.You could get some seed starting mixture and start some in a sunny window if you have one. Next year they will be ok, if they are perennial where you live. I always sell the African Daisy as an annual, it is a bonus if it returns in my climate.
Reply:It is hard to grow perennials in plant boxes. If you can grow it in a container and move it around, it would be ok.
Flowering plant....?
I don't know where you are, but I certainly wouldn't plant seeds until I was sure the last frost had past. You could start them inside in smaller containers and repot them later outside. I would not trust my garage unless it was heated. Seeds generally won't germinate until the soil is warm, probably 65-70 degrees and that won't happen as long as it is still snowing. If they do germinate and then a frost occurs you will probably will lose your plants unless you have some way to protect them.
So, what would I do. I'd get some smaller pots and start the seeds inside. Then when the weather warmed up, I'd plant them in my planter boxes outside.
Good luck.
Reply:Most seeds germinate best when the weather has stopped freezing.You could get some seed starting mixture and start some in a sunny window if you have one. Next year they will be ok, if they are perennial where you live. I always sell the African Daisy as an annual, it is a bonus if it returns in my climate.
Reply:It is hard to grow perennials in plant boxes. If you can grow it in a container and move it around, it would be ok.
What is the weather like today where you live?
in hudson,Wisconsin it's snowing yes snowing it's april and it's still snowing.. it sucks I want it to rain and see pretty flowers. I love the summer because I get to see all my friends..
What is the weather like today where you live?
yes i want to see flowers so i can see how much preeter u r comparied to them. it's sun we still hav a foot of snow though.
Reply:RAINING in Oregon, gee what a surprise.
Reply:im in Sacramento, CA....its raining today and quite cold, but yesterday it was 80 and clear beautiful skies...
Reply:i'm in wisconsin too and it is snowing and raining
Reply:We had a rainy morning. It's starting to clear up now. Temps are in the upper sixties. .Mississippi......:)
Reply:We're much better off than you. Southerners have so easy! But it's overcast with an occasional Rain. Temps are in the 50's. I'll take THAT. Over you weather, any day!
Go Vikings!
Reply:it's kinda cloudy and breezy, but warmish. it snowed here saturday! we're on spring break and it snowed! unbelievable.
Reply:Cold and raining in Georgia! We set record lows for Easter a few days ago. We had 80o weather in March and it's freezing in April! Much of the Georgia peach crop was destroyed by freezing temperatures a few nights ago!
Reply:North Carolina- mid 50's and raining.:(
Reply:Gloomy and rainy, but not really cold, in L.A. - Louisville Area.
Reply:Sunny and warm. About 65F. Texas
Reply:Lincoln City, Oregon: Cloudy and windy
Reply:Just north of you, snowstorm.
Maybe April snow showers bring May flowers.
Reply:Sunny here in Belize
Reply:Sunny, blue skies and about 78 degrees....Arizona
Reply:slightly over cast and about 15c...eh
Reply:OH NO!!! REVERSED GLOBAL WARMING! RUN!!!
Hahaha
It rained for a bit here and the weather is wonderfully comfortable. This is SC. We can go from cold to hell in a matter of hours.
Reply:It is sunny and warm here in Brussels, Belgium. Birds are singing and spring seems to finally be here!
Reply:It's lightly raining and a bit cold here in NC.
46 degrees right now.?
Reply:your lucky i wish it would snow where im from i live in h-town, tx it rarely snows and if it does it looks kind of like thick rain, but today its sunny and it feels pretty good outside, go make a snowman for me, bye :o)
Reply:in charles county maryland it is just swell. sunny and a little cold. but just nice.
Reply:its dun raining in san jose CA. but cold.
Reply:It is 46 and sunny here in N.Y
Reply:cold and raining
Reply:Sunny in the morning but rainy later in Athens, Greece.
Reply:sunny and 50 degrees in connecticut----
Reply:cloudy in Alabama
Reply:Here in Los Angeles, its sunny and mild. Come on out and warm up!
Reply:here in Cali it is all rainy, windy and gloomy!!
Reply:The weather here in Athens, Greece is beautiful. The sun has been shining since last week. It's nice and warm outside, you don't even need a jacket when you go out and I'm going crazy cause I have to stay in and study for my exams next month!
Reply:Cold and we got snow last night AGAIN...
What is the weather like today where you live?
yes i want to see flowers so i can see how much preeter u r comparied to them. it's sun we still hav a foot of snow though.
Reply:RAINING in Oregon, gee what a surprise.
Reply:im in Sacramento, CA....its raining today and quite cold, but yesterday it was 80 and clear beautiful skies...
Reply:i'm in wisconsin too and it is snowing and raining
Reply:We had a rainy morning. It's starting to clear up now. Temps are in the upper sixties. .Mississippi......:)
Reply:We're much better off than you. Southerners have so easy! But it's overcast with an occasional Rain. Temps are in the 50's. I'll take THAT. Over you weather, any day!
Go Vikings!
Reply:it's kinda cloudy and breezy, but warmish. it snowed here saturday! we're on spring break and it snowed! unbelievable.
Reply:Cold and raining in Georgia! We set record lows for Easter a few days ago. We had 80o weather in March and it's freezing in April! Much of the Georgia peach crop was destroyed by freezing temperatures a few nights ago!
Reply:North Carolina- mid 50's and raining.:(
Reply:Gloomy and rainy, but not really cold, in L.A. - Louisville Area.
Reply:Sunny and warm. About 65F. Texas
Reply:Lincoln City, Oregon: Cloudy and windy
Reply:Just north of you, snowstorm.
Maybe April snow showers bring May flowers.
Reply:Sunny here in Belize
Reply:Sunny, blue skies and about 78 degrees....Arizona
Reply:slightly over cast and about 15c...eh
Reply:OH NO!!! REVERSED GLOBAL WARMING! RUN!!!
Hahaha
It rained for a bit here and the weather is wonderfully comfortable. This is SC. We can go from cold to hell in a matter of hours.
Reply:It is sunny and warm here in Brussels, Belgium. Birds are singing and spring seems to finally be here!
Reply:It's lightly raining and a bit cold here in NC.
46 degrees right now.?
Reply:your lucky i wish it would snow where im from i live in h-town, tx it rarely snows and if it does it looks kind of like thick rain, but today its sunny and it feels pretty good outside, go make a snowman for me, bye :o)
Reply:in charles county maryland it is just swell. sunny and a little cold. but just nice.
Reply:its dun raining in san jose CA. but cold.
Reply:It is 46 and sunny here in N.Y
Reply:cold and raining
Reply:Sunny in the morning but rainy later in Athens, Greece.
Reply:sunny and 50 degrees in connecticut----
Reply:cloudy in Alabama
Reply:Here in Los Angeles, its sunny and mild. Come on out and warm up!
Reply:here in Cali it is all rainy, windy and gloomy!!
Reply:The weather here in Athens, Greece is beautiful. The sun has been shining since last week. It's nice and warm outside, you don't even need a jacket when you go out and I'm going crazy cause I have to stay in and study for my exams next month!
Reply:Cold and we got snow last night AGAIN...
Best time to plant in New Jersey?
I am looking to grow some veggies and herbs and plenty of flowers this upcoming spring and since it has not snowed yet here in NJ i am wondering when the best time to plant is. I have the option of planting inside and then transplating outside as well!
thank you for your help
Best time to plant in New Jersey?
Check with local nursery for advice on what to plant in the fall for spring blooms and what to plant in the spring after last frost for showy summer into fall blooms. Herbs can be grown year round indoors by a sunny window and moved outdoors later in the spring. Veggies will have to be geminated early spring indoors and transplanted or you can buy ready to plant veggies at the nursery in the spring. It really all depends on how green your thumb is.
Reply:Gardening is such a vast subject, it can often be confusing to the new gardener where to start.
obviously, It depends on what kind of plants ur planning to grow.
For most vegetables, I would prefer to plant them at a well-drained, level, sheltered, slightly limey, sunny position.
and that would be on early spring (March?) or mid spring (April).
If you want to plant inside, try to u can do it from late Feb. but u should pay attention to the requirements (more sunlight + well-draing soil).
I wish that makes sense
Gumps
thank you for your help
Best time to plant in New Jersey?
Check with local nursery for advice on what to plant in the fall for spring blooms and what to plant in the spring after last frost for showy summer into fall blooms. Herbs can be grown year round indoors by a sunny window and moved outdoors later in the spring. Veggies will have to be geminated early spring indoors and transplanted or you can buy ready to plant veggies at the nursery in the spring. It really all depends on how green your thumb is.
Reply:Gardening is such a vast subject, it can often be confusing to the new gardener where to start.
obviously, It depends on what kind of plants ur planning to grow.
For most vegetables, I would prefer to plant them at a well-drained, level, sheltered, slightly limey, sunny position.
and that would be on early spring (March?) or mid spring (April).
If you want to plant inside, try to u can do it from late Feb. but u should pay attention to the requirements (more sunlight + well-draing soil).
I wish that makes sense
Gumps
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