Herb's Medicinal Herb garden

Created on Sunday, 09 Sep 07

Nov
06

Medicinal Herb Meh? Know what this baby is?

3 responses

Not sure how to describe this plant better than the photo can….

This question is about Damselfish's Medicinal Herb garden
Oct
27

Medicinal Herb what is the country of origin for spider flower

2 responses

where it was first discovered

This question is about Kudakwashe's Medicinal Herb garden
Oct
18

Medicinal Herb Is it safe to cut back a very leggy Rhododendron

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I have been growing a very nice Rhodo in a shady spot in the garden for about 8 years, but I have only had growth at the tips of the branches last year and this year. I don’t know how or if I should prune it back, and would apreciate some advice.

Terry

This question is about Terry G's Medicinal Herb garden
Oct
18

Medicinal Herb Is it safe to cut back a very leggy Rhododendron

I have been growing a very nice Rhodo in a shady spot in the garden for about 8 years, but I have only had growth at the tips of the branches last year and this year. I don’t know how or if I should prune it back, and would apreciate some advice.

Terry

This question is about Terry G's Medicinal Herb garden
Oct
14

Medicinal Herb When do I need to plant Matsukaze Toad Lily

Zone 9 in Blackwell,Texas

This question is about Chet's Medicinal Herb garden
Oct
04

Ginkgo Biloba Ginko has awoken.

Overcast 14°C / 57°F

Ginko has just started sprouting some new green growth. After spending the winter looking like a dead twig the ginko is awake and growing fast.

This entry is about Herb's Ginkgo Biloba planting in the Medicinal Herb garden
Aug
17

Medicinal Herb A new beginning

Overcast 15°C / 59°F

I’ve not made an entry for a while as the garden has been in a sad way. A bit of rain has started to fall and all sorts of things have begun popping up as the garden slowly comes back to life. And we’ve bought another big rain water tank to catch what does fall.

The Murray is still in critical condition though, on it’s last legs even. The lower lakes have been declared dead by some. Lake Albert is currently 0.32 metres below sea level and is in danger of becoming acidified. This has already resulted in the death of turtles, fish and other wildlife as their habitat is degraded. The Coorong, the world heritage listed area, a unique environmental wet land is also in critical condition without any flows form the river Murray.

But our local patch probably has sufficient stores now to last next summer.

Next update: ‘Taming the Sour Sob’ (Regimentus Oxalis Oxalis).

This entry is about Herb's Medicinal Herb garden

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