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Trying to propagate this lovely Spiraea that was my Grandmother's. Where do I cut to make the cuttings? Hardwood? Semi hardwood? Softwood? I'm so confused!

Thanks everyone! I set the canna lilies out this morning, cannas are very hardy in this area and spread pretty quickly..… As for everything else, my husband and I are going to make a raised bed to plant everything in. Our soil is so pitiful that I'm afraid nothing will live if I plant it in...

Yes, I can make more trips! But the greenhouse is really big and I have no where to put it. It's a SUPER nice greenhouse.. :(

Oh I hope it's jasmine!!

The Confederate rose has great roots I was able to dig up. But the angel trumpets don't have roots. Can they be rooted. Neither plant indured the ride home very well..

Yes! I accidentally posted them in the wrong place in muy hastiness. Lol. They're about 4' tall

Anyone know what type if fern this is? Boston? They had taken over her greenhouse!

Cannas

Possibly amaryllis? I accidentally cut the bulb in half. :he

What is this? Can it be rooted?

Yes, definitely not kudzoo. My aunt says I produces white frilly blooms..

Massive tiger lillies

What is this vine? Can it be rooted?

Hey guys! I need yall's help. My grandmother's old home place is going for sale. Today, the family gathered to divide her belongings...other than a few pots, all i cared about was her beautiful garden...it was her pride and joy for as long as i can remember...she was a lifelong lover of...

The best I can remember, they look like this. I haven't paid much attention to them this year..

Lavendar with deeper color throats.

This. Hahaha

OK, so today, I dug up several wheelbarrow fulls of the leaf "compost" (there was a good bit of leaf matter with a white mold growing on it) and mixed it in the beds. I went to Home Depot and bought a bag of organic soil and some flowers (foxglove and verbena). I added the purchased soil to...

It doesn't look like Rose of Sharon to me. My mother has one with several sprouts if anyone wants one! :)

We now them in our yard every year...we blow them That's a great idea! Thanks! :)