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I've been struggling to find any Aphids in the garden then I came upon these voracious predators. Puzzle solved I believe.
Harmonia axyridis
Harlequin Ladybird
I wanted to share my new ultra highland setup. I don't post much, but I got a ton of info from this forum during this build, so thank you all.
First, I somewhat suddenly found myself in possession of a few ultra highlanders via a trade, but didn't have the proper setup for them. The plants...
Yesterday I made the trek up to LA from San Diego to attend their Annual Huntington Botanical Gardens meet. On the itinerary: scope out the members displays, sales and give-aways (and ditch a pile of cuttings :-P-:), go on the tour of the back greenhouses, then there was a talk from DJ on his...
This is growing somewhere I pass by often and I'm wondering what it is. It's growing in deep shade, on stone, and has spread to the garden bed behind. It has shown some level of drought tolerance. Can anyone help?
Edit: This is growing in northern Oregon.
A sample of my Dionaea all sending up inflorescences and looking quite happy. Most of the ones with new traps have had a snack of a Garden Chafer or two. They attack the roses at this time every year so they are harvested. :devil:
Basically the title. I need to buy Neem and considering between Dyna-Gro pure cold pressed Neem oil and Garden Safe Neem oil which is at 70% but still needs further dilution.
I assume if using Dyna-Gro I might need to add a bit of surfactant to the solution to maintain the emulsion when...
Early last spring ( 2015) I was ordering a couple of hard to find Darlingtonia ( If they are actually as described) and I decided to add Pinguicula vulgaris seed to the order as I hadn't grown the species for many years. Nothing at all happened in the pot last year except for the customary...
The clip points out that the thorns point inwards
England, Meet Your New Giant Sheep-Eating Plant
Carnivorous Plants In England Known To Eat Animals | Popular Science
RHS 'sheep-eating' plant about to bloom in Surrey - BBC News
Puya chilensis
A photo of a bigger plant...
I've seen these threads every few years and always enjoyed them, so I'll start one. Ignore the bad photos and the garden hose, it is connected to my A/C drain pipe and is supplying my water.
Already alot of new growth on both the Sarrs.
DSC_0377 by randallsimpson, on Flickr
DSC_0376 by...
So I thought I'd start a thread of my recently started and still growing Pinguicula collection. It's modest for now but I could see it getting out of hand since I like them so much. There are pictures I took previously of these butterworts over on my introduction to Terraforums thread if you'd...
Hi folks,
It's that time again! For those of you in Georgia or willing to make it to the Athens area, I will be teaching the 3rd annual growing carnivorous plants workshop at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia! The workshop will be held on Saturday, May 14th from 9AM to 1PM. It counts for...
I have some seeds that I won't get around to planting this spring/summer. They are from last year, so not all of them will sprout. If you have extra space in your garden, please give the seeds a chance! Shipping is on me. Just send a PM!
Veggies:
*Garlic Chives (Allium tuberosum)
*Collards -...
Hey, everyone. I have questions about the Maxsea fertilizer. I had heard about it on this site. I know I hadn't see it at my local stores, so I went to my trusty amazon.com account and found a 1.5lb container of the 16-16-16 for $19.98 and free shipping. I don't know if that's a deal, but it...
(Stock image pulled from online cause I don't have a good whole-crop pic like this of mine to post:)
Native to Louisiana (and apparently Texas), it is one of the tallest growing species of Iris known. They die back to the tubers during winter, and re-emerge each spring. They are happy sitting...
Miniature purple Iris, grow only 6-8 inches tall. 5 bulbs. Perfect for the front of a sunny border
Picture was taken today in my garden
Plants will be freshly dug and shipped bareroot on day of shipment.
Bids start at $3.00.
Donor will pay shipping.
Contact information will be given at end of...
The Coastal Land Trust of North Carolina presents the
Sixth Annual Flytrap Frolic
A Free Family Event
April 23, 2016
9am - 1pm
Stanley Rehder Carnivorous Plant Garden
Behind Alderman Elementary School
3800 Canterbury Rd, Wilmington, NC (Park at the school)
Flytrap - Coastal Land Trust...
I have various species of Sarracenia, vfts, dews, and pings growing under the same LED light. I am worried that the LED light does not have enough blue and white for vegetative growth. The plants are in a mini greenhouse outside with the plants and the lamp is about 25 inches above the top of...
Hello all,
I have built my first terrarium and decided to put it on top of my 10 gallon fish tank. All the moss and plants are real except the lotus flowers which I made out of clay. The bridge was made out of popsicle sticks which I had to eat a lot of ice cream :0o:. I'm a beginner so feel...
I have a wide variety of VFTs, sarrs, sundews, and a few mexican pings all growing in a mini greenhouse on my patio. Now that daylight savings has occurred I have two options. Keep my plants in direct sunlight for only 4 hours a day or keep them under the same setup I have now: hidden in a...
A promotional mini-"magazine" arrived today from my local garden center. It included a small article on growing herbs and leafy vegetables indoors year round. At the bottom of the page was a picture of some lighting units and fertilizers, but what caught my eye was a bottle of Mycorrhiza. So...
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