Why are my rock roses dying? ANSWER: Several unrelated plant species are known in various places as Rock Rose. ... Our first thought, though, is that the most likely malady besetting your Rock Roses is Cotton Root Rot. Cotton Root Rot -- caused by the fungus, Phymatotrichum omnivorum ...
Roses are the darlings of any garden. Their colors, fragrance, and alluring blooms get your attention. When pairing them with ninebarks, there’s always the risk the roses might overshadow your ninebark bushes, so allow enough space between the two, and don’t grow more than one rose bush...
Their hearts are sometimes so full of rancor that they no longer have the capacity to love. Almost twenty years ago my father and I were asked by a colleague to visit an acquaintance who claimed she could no longer love. Jane's husband lay dying, and she longed to comfort him, yet ...
For now, I am focusing on NYC and Boston as there are TONS of youth and INFLUENTIAL people in both cities. My ultimate goal is to go to every major city in the US to present the message of Christ as I do in my VERY VISIBLE, VERY PUBLIC, VERY DRAMATIC way. If you can help out,...
All men should strive to learn before they die what they are running from, and to, and why. -- James Thurber
Gophers have a particular fondness for any fruit tree (although citrus trees are only a target when food is scarce) and the tender roots of most saplings. Other vulnerable plants include succulents, young vegetable crops, vines, shrubs, and flowers (particularly rose bushes). ...
Every year my wife and I do our best to buy local candy for Easter, even though are kids are now in their 20s. We - or The Easter Bunny - has been getting them the solid chocolate bunny from Nora's since they were old enough to eat chocolate. ...
I had a lot of sap on my orange trees bard. what can I use for this. Some of the tree branches are dying. I’ve painted the lower bart with white paint. I was told that this help keeps the bug away. I have trimmed all the dead branches. I have shop around’ to see if I ...
In Great Britain, some hedgerows are hundreds of years old. Farmers maintain them by cutting out old growth and occasionally trimming. If a gap happens due to a plant dying, they put another in its place. The result is a thick fence that even cattle can’t penetrate. Try these good fenc...