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    Brugs, Berries and Trees

    You fertilize them every day?!?!? Wow. Maybe I should rethink this. lol Although, the sanguinea ones are REALLY eye-catching. The ones I've seen around here are pink and yellow. I don't know if they dig them up each year or they just die back and resprout. They definitely aren't there...
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    Brugs, Berries and Trees

    So the conditions in which I grow an Angel Trumpet tree (is it considered a tree?) will affect the coloring?
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    low growing purple mystery flower

    I do actually know what that one is! Yay! We call them spider worts here. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tradescantia
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    Brugs, Berries and Trees

    brugs = brugmansias? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brugmansia I've seen these growing in a nearby yard and I, too, find them to be just gorgeous. I'm trying to be patient and find the PERFECT one to go in my own yard. NOID = No ID? (ie, you don't know what it is?)
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    First Strawberry of the Season (pix)

    +1
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    Brugs, Berries and Trees

    *waves* :D
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    First Passiflora of spring

    Wow - that is a gorgeous flower!
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    tall stalk with light purple flower weed (or wildflower)

    We have TONS of those (when a field of them blooms, it's so pretty!) but I have no idea what they are, so I'll be watching this thread too. Here's another picture of said "weed" from my files. This is one of my favorite photos. :)
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    Planting Raspberries, Blackberries, and Blueberries

    Greetings!!! I planted blackberry, raspberry and blueberry bushes this winter and I've got baby blueberries on my bushes and a baby raspberry on my "Fall Gold" raspberry cane. Nothing yet on the blackberries, but I don't think the wild ones are blooming yet, so it's probably not time. I was...
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    Are potato plants frost hardy?

    Well, we did get a really light frost this morning, but everything was covered so all is well. :) Thanks again, Steve!
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    Are potato plants frost hardy?

    Okay - thanks!
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    Are potato plants frost hardy?

    The tomatoes are covered. The basil is covered. The beans are covered. The peppers are covered. Do I need one more for the potatoes? Internet wisdom is confusing. I need a simple answer.
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    New Gardener- HELP - re: Seed Starting

    I don't think there's such a thing as "too late" in Georgia. :) Going to read the rest of your post now. Okay - a disclaimer first - I am not an expert, I don't play one on TV and I have NEVER stayed in a Holiday Inn Express so the following advice may be about as good as the keyboard ink it...
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    My poor tomatoes. :(

    lol - Yeah I might would have waited just one more day. I sure thought we were done with the frost.
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    Super cheap seeds!

    Cool thanks!
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    How do you anchor your tomato cages?

    Would several bamboo stakes work? That's pretty plentiful around here if you look around and ask.
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    My poor tomatoes. :(

    I transplanted them outside a couple of weeks ago, when the weather forecast called for nearly a week of rain. Great transplanting weather (I thought.) However, what we got the first two days was flooding thunderstorms - complete with hail. I managed to baby most of them back to life and they...
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    Need an opinion....

    Ditto this. Seeing your daughter's face light up with joy when that first flower blooms will be as much of a gift as the gift itself.
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    Tell me about hilling potatoes, please

    Thanks all! I guess I'll be mulching my potatoes this weekend. :)
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    Tell me about hilling potatoes, please

    Okay, so if mulch will work here - what exactly am I doing? Is hilling a way of "tricking" the plant into thinking that more of it is underground than really is? If mulch works, is darkness the key? Moisture isn't as important? I guess since the tubers aren't actually roots they don't...
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