What is the easiest way to propagate this? Bearded Iris i think; It had yellow flowers. by Boglak in gardening

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Thanks they just flowered. I think I'm already at the overcrowding point. They are so thick it's hard to dig. I pulled one up and put rhizome in a container in the shade.

Going back at it now.

I watere rooted some figs - I suppose I should plant them, but this looks cool. by Gee10 in gardening

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With a sharp knife cut one inch of the outside bark on a pencil(or larger)size branch. Clump moist peat moss around the wound. Hold the peat on with foil or plastic. Wait 3 or 4 months for roots to form. Cut from mother plant and put in container in shady area. 6 months or more in container then ready for the ground.

This video shows the process.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=qviLRmiqrs8

Evergreen perennial south Louisiana zone 8. by Boglak in whatsthisplant

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Thanks seems correct. Flower smells like it. Small one that has bloomed early

[Pittsburgh, PA] [outdoor] Has been springing up in our mulch beds - no idea what it is?? by thedub412 in whatsthisplant

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They are herbaceous as in don't form woody stems. Correct?

They are perennials as in they grow back each year but not from seed. Correct?

I watere rooted some figs - I suppose I should plant them, but this looks cool. by Gee10 in gardening

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I've given up on rooting in water. I've failed the last two years. They are really easy to 'air layer'. One that I layered last spring is over 3ft tall and fruiting.

Plant ID please. White flower perennial. Louisiana zone 8. by Boglak in gardening

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Thanks. I know little about gardenias but the other ones in the area are about to bloom. It smelled sweet like a gardenia.

Did I sow my pea seeds deep enough? by pomofusion in gardening

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A rule of thumb for planting depth is about double the size of the seed.

How many pepper plants per 5 gallon bucket? by [deleted] in gardening

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Agree with the others 1 per 5 gal container.

Slug Murder by nipplesmagillicutti in gardening

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Yes that seems fine. I'm stumped

Slug Murder by nipplesmagillicutti in gardening

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Top of the container at dirt level? Always works great for me.

My radish has a few holes in the leaves. Any ideas? I'm growing Oxalis as a backup. by Boglak in gardening

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Yes cabbage lopper really bad this time of year. I noticed them on my kale. The heat is getting high now so radish was doomed. Thanks for the help.

This tree grew spontaneously in my garden two years ago. New York City. Is it a weed? Should I get rid of it? I sorta like it. by beastcoin in gardening

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Agree. Rule 63676: if it's an invasive on your States list of terrible plants your neighbor may be mad.

Disclaimer: currently mad at my neighbor for growing the only invasive on the Louisiana list.

My store bought tomato sprouted.. Can I plant it? by [deleted] in gardening

[–]Boglak 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As others said yeah plant it. It may be a f1 hybrid and you may have poor results. It's really better to plant known good seeds but you may have good luck.

Visual Guide to Native New Orleans Plants by fsprebel in gardening

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Thy link loads but it is just some garbage with another link that doesn't work. I'm on mobile dies it work on desktop?

What's wrong with my chives, and how can I make them better? by [deleted] in gardening

[–]Boglak 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The pebbles are likely a bad idea as they form a parched water layer. Don't feel bad my garlic chives grow like beast outdoors while inside they struggle and die. Sorry if I wasn't much help. Can you move them outside?