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- Q.Splitting Plants - Can I split a single cousin it casuarina when repotting?
- Q.Flower - I bought one of these plants twice in the past year and every time the flowers died the plant seemed ...
- Q.New Growth At Tip Of Stem Fails To Open And Appears To Be Drying Out, Some Stems Had 2 New Buds Forming But Fails To Continue. - New growth at the tip fails to open and appears to be drying out. New leaves started to grow but ...
- Q.Question About Cut Flowers - What can I put in the water along with my fresh cut flowers to make them last?
- Q.Part Of My Plant Appears To Be Dead. - One of my bushes has several branches in the center of the plant that appear to be dead. The ones on ...
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- Q.Gardening Know How Location - Does the information on your (very informative) website apply to Atlantic Canada gardens?
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May 29, 2018Q.Splitting plants
Can I split a single cousin it casuarina when repotting?
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Downtoearthdigs on
May 29, 2018A.I can't make a determination on this.
If if is multi trunked, no, they cannot be separated.
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Anonymous on
June 7, 2018Q.flower
I bought one of these plants twice in the past year and every time the flowers died the plant seemed to die. After the flowers drop off will it have more flowers? Liz Nesturrick Lizn62@verizon.net
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Downtoearthdigs on
June 8, 2018A.I'm not sure what type of plant you are referencing.
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June 7, 2018Q.New growth at tip of stem fails to open and appears to be drying out, Some stems had 2 new buds forming but fails to continue.
New growth at the tip fails to open and appears to be drying out. New leaves started to grow but have fallen off.Currently no leaves on the plant and new budding has failed to continue budding. Can you tell me why or what can I do? Should I just cuttings off the plant and try to start all over again? Thanks for your help.
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Downtoearthdigs on
June 8, 2018A.I'm not clear on the type of plant that you are referencing.
Can you be more specific or include images?
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July 7, 2018Q.Question about cut flowers
What can I put in the water along with my fresh cut flowers to make them last?
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Downtoearthdigs on
July 8, 2018A.Purchase a floral perservative.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/fgen/how-to-keep-flowers-fresh-after-cutting.htm
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July 7, 2018Q.Part of my plant appears to be dead.
One of my bushes has several branches in the center of the plant that appear to be dead. The ones on the outside are fine and blooming. Can you give me any suggestions, I don't want the bush to completely die. Thank you, Kathy Whitaker
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MichiganDot on
July 8, 2018A.If you could include a picture, we can get an ID on the shrub and go from there. It is important to prune out dead wood ASAP as it invites infestations and disease. Look at the dead branches carefully for signs of anything that looks"off". Are there signs of a burrowing animal: one might have destroyed the root to that part of your shrub. I hope you will write back and include a photo.
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July 8, 2018Q.planters
best planter for 4th floor balcony. saddle or brackets
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Downtoearthdigs on
July 8, 2018A.I would check with the management of your apartment complex. I can't make a recommendation on this product.
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July 25, 2018Q.Gardening Know How location
Does the information on your (very informative) website apply to Atlantic Canada gardens?
- Answered by
drtreelove on
July 27, 2018A.Yes, the general information applies. Although there are some articles and some Q & A issues that are specific to a geographical area. This should be obvious from the context of the discussion.
The biggest distinction will be the "plant hardiness zone", which refers to plant tolerance for cold temperatures. So be sure to note your climate extremes and relate that to any reference to "Zone". Yours may be 5a to 6b.
https://www.plantmaps.com/interactive-nova-scotia-plant-zone-hardiness-map.php
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