Gardening 2018

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I planted giant hogweed around the circumfrence of my property.
Was cheaper than digging a moat.
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Bpeep wrote:I planted giant hogweed around the circumfrence of my property.
Was cheaper than digging a moat.


I used Skunk Cabbage.
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I'm going to be doing a plant rescue with a co-worker :biggrin: I'm going to be getting a tree peony out of it! They don't like to be moved though so wish me luck! I think I will work on it this weekend.
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Just looked at my Raspberries and the sprouts are an inch (2.5cm) long! :up:
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Bsuds wrote:Just looked at my Raspberries and the sprouts are an inch (2.5cm) long! :up:


Awesome - pictures, please?
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Lady tehMa wrote:I'm going to be doing a plant rescue with a co-worker :biggrin: I'm going to be getting a tree peony out of it! They don't like to be moved though so wish me luck! I think I will work on it this weekend.

I was given a tree peony that was almost dead from someone’s yard. It did just fine although it took a couple of years to really recover. I gave it lots of good soil mixed with compost and fed it extra in the spring. Plus I talked to it every time I went by and told it that it would be safe and loved :biggrin: I think the talking worked better than the feeding.
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Awesome, pbear! Thanks!

What time of year did you move yours?
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Okay, need some help with some plant ID

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a branch of some kind

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seed pod from last year (sorry for the poor focus)

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a short shrub of some kind
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Tree ID - maybe treeguy would know?

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I don't know any of them :200:
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Queen K wrote:I don't know any of them :200:


This is my problem. The MLS photos are during dead season, with some snow on the ground. The google street photos show some, but not all. I think the top tree one could be an apple . . .
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Lady tehMa wrote:What time of year did you move yours?


It was spring. Late spring if I remember correctly. It came to me basically at a bare root dead looking weirdly shaped branch. Good thing I love Charlie Brown plants. The next year it had 2 flowers. Now it has many beautiful red and white striped blooms. I love it.

Do you know what colour yours will be?
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Not a clue. I am preparing for moving it, either Friday afternoon or Saturday morning. My son is not thrilled about the yard work I will be having him do - I'm also planning on rescuing a hydrangea and some roses.

Hey pbear, do you have a pic of your peony tree?
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crazy, still a few snowbanks around Vernon. Should be gone by the end of the week though.
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We had a light frost this morning, is it too early to plant zuke and cuke seeds into the ground?
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