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:happy_flower The spring usally has the most variety of plants to plant in their season. In Spring you plant all your vegetables, and summer annuals, perenials, and bienals. From phlox, borage, nasturtims, and all other flowers that bloom in early summer - autumn to others such as lupines...

Welcome CK!!! if you have any questions, please, ask :)

Too bad :| I'm glad I live in California where hummingbirds are here all year round :)

Your Welcome Joe! :D

Since beets are root vegetables, don't worry, they will do good in the ground even if theres a frost. I've done this many times and never had a problem. The only thing is, if you leave them in, you may suffer a few slug/snail holes in the beets. But, you can just cut those parts off. Root...

Hi Joe, To answer your question regarding if melons ripen when picked its a plain YES!! they will. All melons will do this. I haven't grown melons in a few years but have experience w/ them. They don't grow good where I live as I don't have scorching summers. Anyway, good luck with your melon...

I have two dwarf apple trees. I would recomend planting them in autumn. If they are bought when they are too young they have to mature at least 3 years so I highly recomend buying the biggest you can find. Good luck on your apple trees! Happy Gardening! :)

I think TEG should have a main page like BYC. You could have plant profiles that members can submit. Have a image gallery. A store. Greenhouse and garden shed plans. fun pages. and more. It might attract more members. Also, I think you should become a affilate of...

I'm started TEG and BYC at the same time! :frow

That's awsome you have hibiscus! Sorry, but the mystery plant is too young to know what it is. :)

I have many gardenias in the shade. If I were you I would fertilize the soil around the other two that are yellowey. They like acidic soil so you can put old coffee grounds and coffee plus pine needles to naturaly fertilize the soil. If you have access to chicken manure I would also put some old...

:yuckyuck LOL...to funny.

Too bad your crepe murtles didn't come. I have two myself. They are blooming right now (they are late bloomers.) Good luck on tilling your new bed. Keep us posted! :D

We have a normal ammount of birds. Thats strange you have shortage. What city do you live in?

also plant a few trees in front that would look good.

Depends. If you dug up the seed w/ the cat manure it'll probably not come up. You should let the manure stay there as it will fertilize the soil.

My cosmos do that sometimes I think its just a different color that just changed as it grew older.

WOW! :th

Thanks everyone! :)

A few days ago I planted my sweet peas for spring. Sweet peas smell Delicious . Has anyone here tried these? they are great.