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Plants for making dyes for organic cotton
October 07, 2006
Looking to dye my own organic cotton for my new line of organic clothing and I want to grow the plants for making the dyes in my own garden. Any suggestions?
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Mechanism for Cenizo bush blooming before rain
October 04, 2006
Why does cenizo (aka barometer bush) bloom before it rains?
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Native plants for pots for wedding in November
October 03, 2006
Will any of the plants that are in your big plant sale be flowering in November? I am looking for plants that would do well in pots because I'd like to use them as center pieces at a wedding (in Aus...
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Native Indian Rice Grass cultivation as food source
September 30, 2006
Hi! I'm a student at UT and I ran across a grass while doing some reseach, native to Utah and Arizona, called Indian Ricegrass. It was used as a famine plant among native communities, however, it w...
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Preventing armadillos from digging up lawn for grubs
September 29, 2006
Over the past 4 months we have endured an armadillo digging up our lawn. We are now seeking a humane method to discourage the armadillo from digging up the grubs in our lawn. Do you have any suggest...
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Excessive nitrogen inhibiting coreopsis blooms
September 28, 2006
I planted coreopsis in the summer last year and they bloomed profusely nonstop from June 2005 to April 2006. However, this past summer, continuing to present time, my coreopsis have not bloomed at a...
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Environmentally friendly and drought resistant alternatives to St. Augustine grass
September 28, 2006
As a member of the planning committee of our property owners association in Wimberley TX, we are researching ways to make our landscape environmentally friendly and drought resistant. We have 60,000 ...
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Hardiness of Mexican bush sage in USDA Zone 7
September 25, 2006
I have a Mexican Sage (salvia). I need to know the care of it especially because it is a gift and the plant is about 5 ft. With the weather and the red clay I don't know if I could plant it or just ...
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Control methods for Cenchrus spinifex, Coastal sandbur
September 22, 2006
I have some of the nicest, thickest, greenest grassburs in the county of Erath. What is the best and quickest way to get rid of them? I have heard of a product called cornmeal gluten. Any info appreci...
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Growth rate for eucalyptus in Florida
September 21, 2006
How fast does eucalyptus grow in Florida?
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Control methods for Tribulus terrestris, Goatheads or Puncturevine
September 21, 2006
We have some land that has so many goatheads we can't do anything with it. We would like to know what if anything will remove them from our place. There has to be something out there that will kill ...
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Sources for Wax myrtle (Morella cerifera)
September 21, 2006
I live in Alvin, Texas. I am looking for a small shade tree, that is easy to care for. I only have a small area for the tree. Alvin, Texas is about 30 miles from Galveston. I saw a wax myrtle tre...
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Getting started in gardening
September 16, 2006
Does the center publish any or several planting guides to help gardeners get started? I find it is overwhelming understanding where to start. I have some lake property in East Texas close to Athen...
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Listings of the native plants in Texas
September 15, 2006
What are the native plants in the state of Texas?
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Drought resistant plants or flowering shrubs with pink flowers
September 15, 2006
I need a hardy, drought resistant flower or flowering shrub for my renter, who likes pink flowers. She doesn't remember to water and most likely won't do any weeding. Area is Corinth, TX.
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Skin care uses of sunflower seed oil
September 14, 2006
Just wondering what, if any, were the traditional uses of sunflower in skincare? I thought I read somewhere that the seeds were crushed up into an oil and used on the skin for sun protection? Is the...
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Transplanting time for Smoketree in Quebec
September 14, 2006
I would like to transplant my smoke tree. It is two years old. When would be the best time of the year to transplant. I live in Zone 4.
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More on bluebonnets
September 13, 2006
I have a small field (about 1/2 acre) where I would like to grow bluebonnets and perhaps some other wildflowers for added color. Do bluebonnets need to be fertilized? Should I water them? How can I...
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Availability of seeds or plants for Texas Mulberry
September 12, 2006
Is there any source of seeds or plants for Texas Mulberry?
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Wildflowers to see at Wildflower Center in September
September 12, 2006
My wife and I will be coming to Austin for the Quilt Show September 29, 2006. Will the wild flowers and gardens still be active? We would very much like to visit if there would still be plenty to se...
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Yellowing of Thuja occidentalis leaves in early Fall in Maryland
September 12, 2006
Mr. Smarty Plants, I am from Maryland. Please help. I have planted 23 Thuja occidentalis Smaragd in my front yard a few months ago. Height of about 3 feet. Most of the trees have turned golden brown....
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Lists of edible plants in region of Pennsylvania for school project
September 12, 2006
Please Help! I'm a grade four teacher in Philadelphia. My students and I are assigned a theme project that involves listing edible plants that grow in our region. Can you recommend a web site(s)...
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Best planting time for wildflower seeds in Texas
September 08, 2006
My husband bought a large amount of wildflower seeds at the Ladybird Johnson's Wildflower Center in Austin, Texas several months ago, but neglected to ask when to plant them. Some were Bluebonnets a...
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Determining best time to harvest deer grass seeds in California
September 06, 2006
When is the best time to harvest deer grass seeds at about 4,000 feet in southern Riverside County California??
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Native wildflowers for Missouri
September 06, 2006
I live in the midwest, Wright City, Missouri. I have good dirt, not clay or sand. I love wildflowers. What kind of wildflowers can I grow here successfully?
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Wine from Ampelopsis arborea?
September 06, 2006
Hello, can you eat or make wine from the fruit of Ampelopsis arborea? I have found a few vines that are very fruitful and are ready to pick!
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Transplanting native, protected Ostrich fern in New York
September 05, 2006
Please give advice about how to transplant Matteuccia struthiopteris. What is the best time of year to do this?
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Identification of Tacoma stans or Yellow Bells
September 05, 2006
We have seen a plant along the freeway here in Round Rock...beautiful greens leaves and the most amazing yellow flowers. Someone told us it was an esperanza plant and drought tolerate; however, I can...
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Caring for non-native African violet
September 05, 2006
How do you care for the African violet?
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Identification of Cockspur Hawthorn as Crataegus crus-galli
September 05, 2006
What is cockspur hawthorne?
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Recommended irrigation schedule for Austin, TX
September 04, 2006
With the very hot summer and the conservation of water so important, could you let me know what would be a good watering schedule? I am fortunate enough to have a sprinkler system so I can set my pop...
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Toxicity of Peruvian Lilies (Alstroemeria sp) for food decoration
September 04, 2006
Hi, I am trying to find out if I can decorate a cake using live alstroemeria laid on top of the icing. I would not want to eat the flower, just lay it on top to look pretty before removing and servi...
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Ground covers to enrich soil over winter in Austin
September 03, 2006
I am about to have a baby so will not be working my vegetable garden from about now (September) through the winter or spring. Is there something (a grass, maybe?) that I can plant now that will benefi...
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Help with native plants suffering from drought and heat
September 03, 2006
Dear Mr. Smarty Plants, HELP!!! I live on Lake Travis outside Austin and we planted our yard this spring with lots of wonderful native plants. Now most of them look like they are dying (in particu...
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Transplanting honeysuckle
September 02, 2006
How do I transplant Honeysuckle?
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Management practices to eradicate Johnson grass
September 02, 2006
Please suggest some eradication methods for Johnson grass. It is established in a field that I want to encourage native wildflowers/plants such as goldenrod, prairie coneflower, blue eyed grass, milkw...
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Locating sources for bracken fern in New York
September 01, 2006
I am looking for bracken fern plants to plant in my garden. Where can I find them?
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Possible wilt disease in mountain laurels
August 31, 2006
Three of about 24 of my mature mountain laurels died suddenly, the leaves turned brown almost overnight, scratching the bark revealed no green tissue, the small branches practically cracked when bent,...
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Problems in germination of Asclepias tuberosa in New York
August 31, 2006
I am a member of the Native Plant Center at Westchester Community College and I need information on Acleptis tuberosa. I am in USDA zone 6. Last year I planted fresh seeds purchased from Johnny's S...
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Fall blooming time for Copper Canyon Daisies
August 31, 2006
None of our Copper Canyon Daisies bloomed this year. Can you tell us why? They have been prolific bloomers in past summers.
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Control of borers attacking Prunus serotina
August 30, 2006
Where can I find information to control borers that seem to attack only Prunus serotina v. exemia?
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Replacement of barberry hedge with native, bird-friendly plants
August 30, 2006
I am looking to replace an existing barberry hedge with a deciduous hedge, using a plant that is native to the northeast. I am in zone 6. The site is sun/part sun with decent drainage. The mature si...
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Disposal of bulbs to control Arrowhead aquatic plant
August 29, 2006
How can I kill Arrowhead permanently? I have sprayed repeated years with Roundup, Crossbow, etc., but the arrowhead comes back from the bulb the next year!
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Wintering over a Cuphea ignea in Iowa Zones 4-5
August 29, 2006
I have a Cigar Plant, or a cuphea. I live in Iowa and need to know how to take care of this plant. Does this plant die and that's it, or does this plant come back year after year?
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Control of Roosevelt weed in Hays County, TX
August 29, 2006
Roosevelt weed is rapidly taking over the ranchette which we have purchased in Hays County. Any suggestions for reducing or eliminating its presence will be appreciated. Thanks.
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Seed sources for Mexican Gama Grass
August 28, 2006
I'm trying to find a seed source for Mexican Gama Grass (scientific name is Tripsacum lanceolatum). Can you help me? Thanks.
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Books on Lilies
August 27, 2006
Dear Sir, I am looking for a book covering the Lily Family as a whole, i.e., it should preferably also discuss other Genera than Lilium only. I am especially interested in Lily members occurring in t...
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Non-blooming of Campsis radicans, Trumpet Vine
August 25, 2006
I have a trumpet vine that does not bloom. My neighbor has the same plant and it blooms profusely. I have pruned the vine in February as was suggested on another site. It is healthy and is planted a...
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Determining gender of Texas Hill Country native trees
August 22, 2006
How can I identify which (Tx Hill Country) native trees are separate male & female? Specifically Tx Pistache and American Smoke Tree. Do I have to wait until they flower and inspect the flower for c...
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Elimination of dirt dauber insects
August 18, 2006
Hello - I live in the southeast part of Guadalupe Co. in the post oak savanna area. Do you have any suggestions on how to control dirt dauber dirt/mud nests. I know these critters are beneficial, bu...
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Non-native Coleus canina, animal detererrent
August 18, 2006
I had purchased a plant about 4 years ago at Lowes that I planted in my flower gardens that was a pet deterrent. I cannot remember the name of that plant now? I have spoke to Lowes and others and I am...
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Suggestions for alternatives to invasive, non-native English ivy
August 17, 2006
Can English ivy be planted in a pot, kept oudoors, and expected to endure our Maryland winters?
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Survivability of birch trees in Texas
August 16, 2006
Is it known whether Gray birch (Betula populifolia Marsh) will grow in North Texas? It seems like the only birch variety which might - and how short is a "short lifespan" for a tree?
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Disease problems of non-native Weeping Willow
August 16, 2006
Could you please tell me why my weeping willow has got pink coloured leaves and seems very dry the bark is splitting and seems full of wood worm?
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Cutting back annual wildflowers after going to seed
August 16, 2006
I purchased some wildflower seeds from the center last year, planted them in Nov-Dec and they have done fairly well this year despite our fairly dry winter. My question is now that they are done bloom...
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Alternatives to non-native, invasive Pampa grass
August 11, 2006
Could you please tell me if Cortaderia Selloana is "zone 4" hardy? Also how to start Opuntia Humifusa from cuttings? Do I let them stand upright dry and with no soil until they form the callous? Ple...
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Selecting landscape trees for Denton Co., TX
August 11, 2006
I live in Denton County and I'm trying to select a few trees to plant in my yard. I'd like them to be native or at least "antique" (hardy varieties which have adapted to the conditions without bec...
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Bark damage to Tulip Tree
August 10, 2006
I have a tulip tree planted. It is about 9-10 years old. Two years ago the tree looked as though the trunk was cracked. Maybe hit by lightning after a storm. This year the bark on the side of tree...
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Overseeding native wildflower seeds as opposed to herbicides
August 10, 2006
Greetings from Alabama, We would like to "roundup" approx 2 A and plant some wildflower (s) that would TAKE OVER. We have 20 A and over half is in mixed woods. Pine, oak, sweetgum, and ???. Do y...
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Care for non-native Desert Rose (Adenium obesum)
August 08, 2006
I was given a desert rose and i'm looking for general information about planting, watering, how much sun it needs etc. I hope you can help. Thanks
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Non-native Merremia tuberosa
August 07, 2006
Respected Sir, I have been trying to find the scientific name and a sapling of a plant which had "flowers that look like rose flowers but are brown in color and have a paper like...
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Possible tax exemptions for wildlife management
August 07, 2006
I am interested in finding out whether there are state grants to help land owners grow wildflowers on otherwise unused portions of their properties. Would you happen to know whom I should contact or w...
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More on bluebonnets
August 07, 2006
Can you grow Texas bluebonnets in Madison, OH which is right near Lake Erie?
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Non-native Crape Myrtle
August 07, 2006
My local nursery saw the flower and said I have a crape myrtle...is this the common name or botanical name?
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Beneficial earthworms attacked by fire ants
August 04, 2006
Is there a right way or a trick to releasing earthworms? I have a friend who has an abundance of earthworms in their soil so I took advantage of the situation. I released them in my freshly tilled gar...
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Protecting hibiscus from cold in Eastern Washington State
July 28, 2006
I recently purchased a Hibiscus Brilliant Red. I planted it in an area of my garden that will give it full sun for most of the day. In the Pacific Northwest where I live (Eastern Washington) it can ge...
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Practicality of growing bluebonnets in Germany
July 28, 2006
I am originally from Texas, but I am living in Washington and moving to Germany for the military. I desperately miss bluebonnets and my husband picked up a big bag for me as a present and have no ide...
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Control of grasses in wildflower gardening
July 27, 2006
We have been trying to manage and grow a plot of wildflowers in Madisonville, Texas just east of Bryan / College Station on a charity organizations site for 3 years with some success. The grasses have...
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Transplant shock
July 27, 2006
Today I dug up a new natchez variety crape myrtle that had only been planted about 3 months ago. It is fairly young. It was very difficult to dig up as it's root were pretty settled in the spot it ...
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Native fescues and sedges for turf in New York
July 25, 2006
Hello, Came across your contact info while googling and hoped you could help answer a question or direct me to another resource that can. I am looking to redo my entire landscaping with native NY ...
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Information for native garden in Guadalajara, Mexico
July 24, 2006
I am trying to start up my native garden in Guadalajara Mexico but have not been able to find many databases or info. Any advice or suggestions?
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Removal of Western yarrow invading lawn
July 23, 2006
We have western yarrow in our yard and it is starting to take over and kill the grass. How do we get rid of it?
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Non-native invasive tungoil tree
July 21, 2006
I believe I have a tungoil tree growing in my yard. How do I care for it and when would be the best time to move it. It is about 6 foot tall and has about 12 seed (fruit) on it. Thanks.
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Soapberry Transplant shock symptoms
July 21, 2006
Please suggest a cause & cure for general yellowing of the leaves of Western Soapberry when planted in the ground 20 miles NW of Austin (thin, poor clay over limestone). Trees still in containers are...
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Grapes Grown from Seed
July 21, 2006
Can mustang grapes be grown from seed? If so, how is the best way and when is the best time to do it?
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Salvia, geum transplant shock symptoms
July 21, 2006
I need some help. I transplanted 2 xeriscape plants and they are not doing well. 1 is Pitcher Sage-sorry I don't know botanical name; the other is White Avens. The've grown a lot but all the leave...
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Moisture as trigger for Cenizo bloom
July 17, 2006
Does the cenizo bloom because it has had water on its leaves and stems?
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Contacts with botanical illustrators
July 16, 2006
I am interested in preparing 3D (stereoscopic) illustrations of plants and flowers. Can you give some contacts with botanical illustrators for guidance? Are there any guidelines about botanical illust...
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Environmentally friendly native erosion control plants for arid hillside in Austin
July 15, 2006
Hi, I'm moving into Agave, the new east side development in Austin. It's currently an arid hill with almost no trees and a steep (by gardening standards) hill. As a community, we'd love to...
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Non-native, invasive mimosa trees
July 15, 2006
I have a mimosa tree. The blooms on mine are very pale while I see many other trees with bright blooms. Is there anyway to change the color of the blooms? For instance, is the color due to the PH o...
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Drawings of Illinois native wildflowers
July 15, 2006
I am looking for line drawings of Illinois Native Wildflowers to use for educational material for visitors to our new City Park. We plan to have signs throughout the park describing how Native Americ...
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Care of non-native lilac
July 14, 2006
How and when do we prune lilacs bushes ?
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Transplant shock in non-native Mexican Ruda
July 14, 2006
I hope that you can help me. I planted some Mexican Ruda in a large pot. Planted it in good soil. The plant is not doing well. It's droopy and drying out. I watered it every other day. It is in t...
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Propagating Carya illinoinensis in Vienna, Austria
July 13, 2006
I'm interested in growing and propagating the pecan, Carya illinoiensis for my area (Austria). Northern pecans are the better choice. Are trees grown from seed (no northern pecan origin) also as har...
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Root rot and transplant shock in Texas betony
July 13, 2006
Texas betony is supposed to be drought resistant but also likes to be kept moist, but I have had trouble getting it established. These seem to be undemanding plants I have had entire stems dry up and...
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Drought tolerant plants native to Plano, TX
July 13, 2006
I live in Plano Texas. We have drought conditions and I would like to redo our landscape with flowers that can handle Texas weather annually. My desire is: 1. Year round blooms 2. The ability ...
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Best places to obtain native plants
July 13, 2006
Where is the best place to get native plants ?
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Edibility of native and non-native wild onions
July 07, 2006
I'd like to know if the seeds of the wild onions found in southeastern Pennsylvania (possibly called Allium ascalonicum) are edible at all- these are the seeds that grow on top of the stalk, after ...
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Leaves falling off recently transplanted mature Mountain Laurel
July 05, 2006
I have recently purchased a Mountain Laurel for my backyard landscaping. It is a fully matured ML standing over 9 feet tall by 6 feet wide. Since it was planted (about 6 weeks ago) it has been losin...
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Blooming of native swamp azalea in New York
July 04, 2006
I have a native swamp azalea, very healthy, but it has never bloomed. Do you know why or how I could get it to bloom?
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Conditions for non-native, poisonous mandrakes
July 04, 2006
What climates or conditions can mandrakes live in? Do they have to live submerged in water, with some water, or with very little? Why? Thanks
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Native grass and wildflower possibilities for Weatherford, TX
July 04, 2006
I live in Weatherford, Texas - 20 acres and would love to have a prairie or soft cover throughout the year (less mowing). What do you recommend? I don't know anything about this ... So, feel free to ...
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Plants for dog-safe privacy hedge in Missouri
July 03, 2006
I live in Missouri and would like to put a "living fence" around my yard for some privacy. Ideally, I want something that is going to grow fast so that I don't have to wait years and years for my ...
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Yellowing leaves on non-native Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
July 03, 2006
I purchased a chinese hibiscus hiros small tree and after 1 month the leaves keep turning yellow. What's wrong? It's in a large pot and never outside below 60 degrees. Thanks.
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Tree ordinances re Magnolia Ladybird Johnson tree
July 02, 2006
What exactly is a Ladybird Johnson tree? Also, is there any type of federal or state law(s) that prohibits the cutting, trimming or removal of a LadyBird Johnson tree? Thank you for your time!
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Mystery pest eating portulaca blooms
July 02, 2006
I'm from Texas and I purchased some portulaca from a local nursery about three weeks ago and planted them in the front yard....with plenty of sun. Here's the problem. The foliage seems very health...
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Alternatives for non-native, invasive Dianthus spp.
July 02, 2006
We're landscaping our 1963 ranch house in Austin, and we're trying to balance low water and wildscape concerns. Being just across the street from Shoal Creek means we're staying away from anything ...
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Green roof plants tolerating shade
July 01, 2006
I am researching extensive greenroof plants for a potential site in Austin. The roof surface is shaded for most days of the the year. Are there any top choices for plants for this condition?
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Care of non-native Mandevilla
July 01, 2006
I have purchased 2 Red Riding Hood Mandevilla's. The tag on it says it blooms spring to frost, full sun, ave size is 8 feet tall & spreading. I live in the Tampa FL area. Does this plant grow as a sh...
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Wild hydrangeas north of Atlanta GA
June 29, 2006
There are wild hydrangeas in my area - just north of Atlanta GA. There is a particular type, though, that I have only seen in the more mountainous counties of GA. The flower cluster is flat, with tiny...
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