Please tell me where you are: San Francisco, San Antonio, Billings, Chicago, Boston??? Thanks.
During the winter pruning process, many plants and bronchi are dry. Are they curative or recommendations to reduce the phenomenon? How is the affected tree taken care of? Thank you very much.
Plants need some water even when dormant. Container plants are particularly prone to drying out which, if severe, can cause plant death. Having just barely moist soil is the goal as too much water will cause root rot. Just inside the bark of cut stems, there should be ring of green. Cut stems should otherwise be white. If you don't see green ring or if the inside of the cut is tan, prune back further. I used Google translate to read your question; try again if I misunderstood. Knowing your location and weather as well as which specific plants are affected helps too.
Am trying to find replacement parts for Edward Owen green house.
We do not recommend places to purchase. We only offer gardening information. I would say try the manufacturer. Contact the makers of the strips, and they will be able to help you find them.
Alternatively, you can check online vendors, such as Amazon, Etsy, or Ebay.
I would like to DYI a small water garden (8' dia) in my backyard with a window. How thick of plastic or glass would i need? Will I have a problem with ice in the winter breaking it ( I live in Indianapolis in)?
Do you need glass or plastic? I picture a rustic window frame without glass. You might contact a nearby water garden society or club.
Here is info on starting a water garden:
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/water-plants/wgen/pond-and-water-gardens.htm
Hello. We are Cary Academy students working on an Advanced Environmental Sciences class project; there is currently a plot of soil in a planter box under an HVAC exhaust vent, and we want to start a small garden. We would like to know if this is a realistic goal and what plants would be able to survive temperature extremes or if we could create a structure to regulate the temperature. Please respond whenever you have time. Thanks! -Ethan Norfleet, Hannah Owens, Gavin Baker
This article should help. You will need to make some concessions for the increased wind and drying out of plants, plus possible extremes in heat or cold. A viist with your local extension group may help, too.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/special/spaces/wind-resistant-plants-for-your-windy-garden.htm
I like to grow out door plants for FL
This collection of articles should give you a general idea of plants that will do well in your area: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/garden-how-to/gardening-by-zone/zone-9-10-11
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