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Find The Answer To Your Gardening Question - Gardening Know How’s Questions & Answers Questions & Answers X Sign Up Home Unanswered Questions Ask A Question Log In Sign Up What’s your question? Ask Recent Questions Cyclamen Plants Q. Cyclamen Reblooming Before Going Dormant - My cyclamen stopped blooming at least a month ago. I have been watering it with a suitable fertilizer to prepare ... annamaudelee added on May 13, 2024 | Answered A. If there was a disease present, then this could definitely be related. You mentioned noticing a disease in another plant, so it is possible that it has been transmitted through contact or soil. I really can’t say much from here, other ... Read More Perennial Plants Q. Perenials Planted In Pots,,brought Inside During Winter Need To Be Watered Or Are They Dormant? - Zone 6 NC 6604mountainview added on May 13, 2024 | Answered A. This depends on the plant, unfortunately. Some need a dormancy that is a real dormancy and do not need watering in the normal sense. Just enough to keep it barely alive. This will be 1 time per month. Some only ... Read More Hosta Plant Q. What’s Eating My Hostas? - I would really appreciate any help you can offer about what is eating my hostas. If you are able to ... deekygirl added on May 13, 2024 | Answered A. This looks a lot like slug or snail damage. I can see what looks like a snail trail, which would indicate their presence. They feed at night, so you may not ever see them. Snail and slug baits are available, ... Read More Seedling Care Q. Need Some Help With These Two Seedlings I Grew At School! - Hello! During a club activity at school, I planted Ornamental corn and Cosmo seeds for fun without really expecting them ... Lpina8 added on May 12, 2024 | Answered A. You could choose, either, containers for them or they can grow out in a prepared patch. The corn won’t be too hard to transplant If you go with a container, then make sure it is at least a foot deep ... Read More Most Popular Topics Hyacinth Plant Plant Recommendations Roses Tomato Plants Hibiscus Plants Fig Tree Gardenia Plants Crepe Myrtle Trees Lemon Trees Peach Trees Hydrangea Plants Insect Pest Control Open2 Wisteria Vines Holly Bushes Calla Lily Plants Yucca Plants Lilac Bushes Lawn Problems Zucchini Plants Join Us - Sign up to get all the latest gardening tips! Join Yews Q. Can You Please Advise The Name Of This Tree - It was already my garden, hence would like to know the nane lindatonkinson added on May 12, 2024 | Answered A. This is a type of yew. It is going to be difficult to know exactly which from this photo, alone. It is likely in the genus Cephalotaxus. It’s care will be similar to Taxus yews. This article will give you general ... Read More General Gardening Info Q. If A Female Flower Is Pollinated Correctly, Will It Go Into The Male Stage Which Is Next Or What Will It Look Like? - It is difficult to keep track of each flower I try to pollinate but I have had not success this ... tommyneville@gmail.com added on May 12, 2024 | Answered A. This really depends on the type of plant Plants that are self pollinating are extremely difficult to cross pollinate by hand. They must be kept in a very controlled indoor environment, and you must ensure that it receives little to ... Read More Lantana Plants Q. What Is On My Lantana? - Leaves seem to have spots (bugs) and there are cocoon-like fuzz on stems? What do I do? Lelone1028@gmail.com added on May 12, 2024 | Answered A. Those would be woolly aphids! They aren’t usually too much of an issue unless there are some disturbances in its environment. You can treat them with neem oil. https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/plant-problems/pests/insects/woolly-aphid-control.htm https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/plant-problems/pests/pesticides/neem-oil-uses.htm https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/lantana/lantana-plants.htm Read More Redbud Trees Q. How To Help My Herbicide Damaged Tree? - Im new to plants/trees. I have a new planted Eastern Redbud tree that was 4gal size. I sprayed a water ... LVelarde42 added on May 12, 2024 | Answered A. I think that it will depend on the type of weed killer that you used, and how long it stays in soil or on trees. The best course of action will be that you attempt to wash all remaining residue ... Read More Crepe Myrtle Trees Q. Should I Separate Crepe Myrtle Saplings? - I found a group of volunteer crepe myrtles under my very large crepe myrtle tree. I thought it was one ... Elizabethkeeney added on May 12, 2024 | Answered A. These sound like adventitious roots that are sprouting up. This clump IS likely one root system. If you can, it is better to separate them to make it easier to maintain shape. https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/trees/crepe-myrtle/crepe-myrtle-care.htm https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/trees/crepe-myrtle/crepe-myrtle-root-system.htm Read More Pothos Plants Q. I Have Had This Pathos For Years And It Will Lose Leaves Because Of These Brown Spots. What Is Causing It? - It is in my bathroom, indirect sunlight. I water it when the soil feels dry about an inch below surface. ... Gwennie added on May 12, 2024 | Answered A. It could be on its way out! Their lifespan is about 5-10 years indoors, with some dying much earlier. The plant’s ability to fight infections, or salt build up in the soil, decreases. This leaves the plant vulnerable to a ... Read More Cedar Trees Q. Damage To A Cedar Tree - We fell a tree next to a cedar and it tore many limbs off the cedar on one side we ... Yeksac69 added on May 12, 2024 | Answered A. It will continue living, just fine. It will never return to its original form and shape, however. There is nothing to be done, but it won’t die. Read More Hydrangea Plants Q. Why Does My 8 Year Old Hydrangea Petiolaris Never Bloom - This is in a fairly large pot against a northeast facing wall. It has only ever produced three tiny blooms ... robertandrew925@btinternet.com added on May 12, 2024 | Answered A. Patience. Like other vines like wisteria, Hydrangea anómala sap. petiolaris can typically require about 10 years to bloom. This is a large vine that can exceed 80 feet so be ready to root prune periodically to keep it in containers. Read More Peace Lily Plants Q. I Have A House Plant End Of The Leaves Are Dying. Is It From Too Much Water? - Or maybe does it need to be transplanted to a bigger pot? Shawneejo59 added on May 12, 2024 | Answered A. It could be overwatering. That is common, and it does seem to be the case, here. It could also be rootbound. Both are probably likely. 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They can stand temperatures down to 5 degrees F (-15 C) so if it got much colder than that for several days, it may have succumbed. You could try cutting it back a bit and see if that encourages any ... Read More Muhly Grass Plants Q. Can I Revive Muhly Grass That Is Totally Brown? - We had 3 days this winter of 10 degrees and lower did this kill my muhly grass? It is May ... Anonymous added on May 11, 2024 | Answered A. The cold shouldn’t have killed it, but lack of water might if it wasn’t mature. They also don’t like wet feet, so...