Comments for Garden Plants Store http://www.naturegay.com Mon, 16 Jul 2012 18:13:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 Comment on Bald Cypress Tree by Melody http://www.naturegay.com/bald-cypress-tree/comment-page-1#comment-7701 Melody Mon, 16 Jul 2012 18:13:27 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress2/?p=2076#comment-7701 Hello, Arbor Day Foundation sent me 8 seedlings that are doing well in a large plastic tote and have grown from about 6 inches tall to over two feet, under the shade of a very mature mesquite. I have read that best time to plant is November. I know that these trees require good drainage and want to be sure I give them the best elevation and exposure to grow well into maturity here in Zone 9. Any advice you can offer is very much appreciated. Hello,

Arbor Day Foundation sent me 8 seedlings that are doing well in a large plastic tote and have grown from about 6 inches tall to over two feet, under the shade of a very mature mesquite. I have read that best time to plant is November. I know that these trees require good drainage and want to be sure I give them the best elevation and exposure to grow well into maturity here in Zone 9.

Any advice you can offer is very much appreciated.

]]> Comment on Livingstone Daisy MezooGao Trailing Red Annual by Karen Middleton http://www.naturegay.com/livingstone-daisy-mezoogao-trailing-red-annual/comment-page-1#comment-7700 Karen Middleton Mon, 16 Jul 2012 17:41:34 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress2/?p=4239#comment-7700 Can this plant be replanted by cutting off a piece and planting it in another garden? I have two in hanging pots. I live in Mississippi so would this plant be a annual or a perennial. Can tey be brought inside during the cold months. I would hate to see them die. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Can this plant be replanted by cutting off a piece and planting it in another garden? I have two in hanging pots. I live in Mississippi so would this plant be a annual or a perennial. Can tey be brought inside during the cold months. I would hate to see them die. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

]]> Comment on Toba Hawthorn Tree by Pat Horvat http://www.naturegay.com/toba-hawthorn-tree/comment-page-1#comment-7657 Pat Horvat Wed, 27 Jun 2012 01:52:38 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress2/?p=5392#comment-7657 We have what looks like dead branches and some have live (green leaves) mixed with clumps of brown leaves. The tree was flowed out very nicely but now looks like crap.. what might it be ? Please... We have what looks like dead branches and some have live (green leaves) mixed with clumps of brown leaves. The tree was flowed out very nicely but now looks like crap.. what might it be ? Please…

]]> Comment on Weigela Nain Rouge Shrub by Angela Timms http://www.naturegay.com/weigela-nain-rouge-shrub/comment-page-1#comment-7656 Angela Timms Tue, 26 Jun 2012 06:33:03 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress2/?p=4400#comment-7656 Have a small area to fill that this wpould look great in, how big is your plant please,is it full grown? Have a small area to fill that this wpould look great in, how big is your plant please,is it full grown?

]]> Comment on Holly Blue Baron Shrub by cheryl konz http://www.naturegay.com/holly-blue-baron-shrub/comment-page-1#comment-7652 cheryl konz Sun, 10 Jun 2012 19:24:57 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress2/?p=1278#comment-7652 do you need the female plant to have the male plant flower and produce berries do you need the female plant to have the male plant flower and produce berries

]]> Comment on Lily Blackout (Asiatic Lily) Perennial by Wendy http://www.naturegay.com/lily-blackout-asiatic-lily-perennial/comment-page-1#comment-7621 Wendy Wed, 18 Apr 2012 21:15:08 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress2/?p=1996#comment-7621 Does anyone know where to get these in Canada, more specifically in British Columbia, a greenhouse in the very small town i live in got about 3- 5 of them in about 5 years ago, as i guess a demo or what ever you would call it, when i asked the following year about them they said that they were not able to bring them in. also wanted to say that the one i do have has as of last year reached 48". Does anyone know where to get these in Canada, more specifically in British Columbia, a greenhouse in the very small town i live in got about 3- 5 of them in about 5 years ago, as i guess a demo or what ever you would call it, when i asked the following year about them they said that they were not able to bring them in. also wanted to say that the one i do have has as of last year reached 48″.

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