how much to charge new cllient 4 container pots?
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Comments (2)Quick update- I have spent all day/night (literally for the past 13 hrs and it is now almost 1am) fretting over the possible death of my guys; reading and reading and becoming more and more confused between the various websites' info. One thing that has not confused me is the confidence everyone on THIS site has in Al's GM [Al, how r u not mass producing this already?! ;-) ] The current status of my guys are that they r not sitting in water but have received 2 very hot and steamy treatments in my bathroom over the course of the night- i am hoping this will mAke due by supplying SOME semblance of water w/o drowning them.... one website I read mentioned letting the roots dry out??? Again- lil Miss Confused over here :-/ All is (hopefully) not lost bc thru my trusty google search and Turface's website, I've located a dealer who is less than 5 miles from me! :-D I'm emailing the unsuspecting manager tomorrow and hopefully will be able to move forward w/ what seems to be one of the hardest of the materials to find. *fingers crossed* I will admit that altho I have pics, I am simply too embarrassed to post them :( and also have further confused myself by reading mentions of the 5:1:1 mix but out of pure exhaustion have not fully read up on-yet. It sounds like Al's GM works for all of my guys including all of the succulents I have managed to NOT kill (yaaaay me!). From the fellow forum members' posts, sounds like I can find the proper bark and granite supplies at my local Home Depot. Al - I know you are out there somewhere and I thank you for sharing this knowledge with the rest of us newbies!!! Will post again RE: the process!...See MoreHow much do your stores charge for newer roses?
Comments (19)all the varied rose prices are making me nuts. I see one deal then another and never know where to stop! Well back in the bare root season I bought 2 expensive roses in peat pots. They were about $22 each. Black Baccart & PJP II. I got those planted nice and early and they are two of my nicest roses. That same darn nursery keeps knocking down the prices on those peat pots. First to $9.99 so I got Candyland climber, rock N' roll, and mardi gras. the candyland is going gangbusters and the other 2 are starting to fill out. Now they dropped the prices on those peat pots to $5 with some giant plants in them. I picked up an iceberg this week. And I'm not sure if I can resist the Dreamweaver climber they had. Of course I have also picked up cheap $6 container roses at Lowe's (which grow really well!) and a bunch of body bags I bought at HD (not that great really...). boy you can spend almost anything on these roses. Of course our local nursery has rows & rows of gorgeous giant container roses. My favorite "break" is to take a cup of coffee and wander through their roses. I haven't been brave enough to buy one but I find a new favorite there all the time. Diana Princess of Whales was sooo tempting today. ok way too long of an answer! gbebeh (with wayy too much shopping in San Diego)...See MoreHow much heat energy do a plant contain?
Comments (37)Aha! Jay! We've found another tropical fruit junkie! Tj, it is OhioJay. Tropical fruit trees is the furthest thing from Chris in Iowa's mind. ;-) You should join us on the Tropical Fruit forum. It is a nice mix of people...some living in tropical zones and stubborn, temperate zone tropical fruit growers like OJ and me. Very friendly and helpful folks. There is currently a nice little discussion there on suggested containerized tropical fruit trees. Don't buy any dwarf guavas, bananas, or dragonfruits, we can send you seeds/pups/cuttings this spring. Talk to us before you order, we can guide you to the best nurseries. Also check Gardenwatchdog before ordering. Beauty of a GH. You have email....See MoreHow much sun for hydrangeas in containers?
Comments (1)I Looove Hydrangeas and have them in both the front where they get morning sun until about 11. The ones in the backyard get sun from 1- 5. I have Penney mac, Okleaf, Anabell, Forever and ever and Endless Summer. Your hydrangeas definately need more sun, as well as water. If possible, morning sun with shade comming in the afternoon due to our heat. ( I am in Beaufort) They like well draining soil and to be moist but not wet. I water mine in the mornings, but even with that, the ones in the back will "wilt' just from the heat on very hot afternoons, only to spring back later in the evening or morning. I feed mine regular MG and they do fine, although I do not have the Nikko blue. Prunning should be done when the bush is finished flowering, but there are tons of sites online that have pictures you can find. Hope this helps!...See Morecalistoga_al ca 15 usda 9
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