Sounds like Black-Eyed Susan (aka Orange Coneflower). Some nurseries will use the botanical name, Rudbeckia.
Good luck, hope that's what you're looking for. Google it and you will find pictures. BTW- it's unbelievably easy to grow!
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Does anyone know the name of those bright yellow daisy flowers with the dark center?
Black-eyed Susan
Reply:Possibly Gerber Daisys...
Reply:I think it's black-eyed susan, but it would be better for you to check.
Reply:Could be Black-eyed Susan's but a photo would help identify them. Lots of flowers fit that description.
Doc
Reply:Black-eye-susan. They are perennials and will spread. They make a great border plant, and can be transplanted in the fall or early spring. Good luck,and enjoy.
Reply:They are so many, Do you have a link to a picture?
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Are there any plants/flowers i can plant that will keep away yellow jacket wasps?
I'm severly allegic to them, just wondering if there is such a flower or plant that they don't like.
Are there any plants/flowers i can plant that will keep away yellow jacket wasps?
I heard they like dark colors: brown, black, maroon, burgundy, magenta. There are a lot of pretty ground cover where you get a nice variety of texture and green
(Wasps also love soda cans, and beer, snacks left laying, spilled on the ground....)
http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES...
check out the site at this link:
http://search.yahoo.com/search?search=pl...
good luck:)
Are there any plants/flowers i can plant that will keep away yellow jacket wasps?
I heard they like dark colors: brown, black, maroon, burgundy, magenta. There are a lot of pretty ground cover where you get a nice variety of texture and green
(Wasps also love soda cans, and beer, snacks left laying, spilled on the ground....)
http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES...
check out the site at this link:
http://search.yahoo.com/search?search=pl...
good luck:)
Assume that in sunflowers red flower color is dominant to yellow. A true-breeding group of red flowered-plants
are crossed with a group of true-breeding yellow plants. what proportion of the offspring would you expect to have yellow flowers? A. 0 B. 1/4 C. 3/4 D. 9/16 E. 1/2
Assume that in sunflowers red flower color is dominant to yellow. A true-breeding group of red flowered-plants
1) A == 0 Zero is the correct answer . All will be Red flowered In F1 generation !!!
From = Botanist
Reply:The answer is A. zero
The cross would actually look like this:
Let:
R=red
r=yellow
RR x rr=all Rr
In heterozygous condition the recessive allele is masked hence the dominant allele is the one manifested.
All offspring would be red-flowered hence there would be no yellow-flowered offspring.
Assume that in sunflowers red flower color is dominant to yellow. A true-breeding group of red flowered-plants
1) A == 0 Zero is the correct answer . All will be Red flowered In F1 generation !!!
From = Botanist
Reply:The answer is A. zero
The cross would actually look like this:
Let:
R=red
r=yellow
RR x rr=all Rr
In heterozygous condition the recessive allele is masked hence the dominant allele is the one manifested.
All offspring would be red-flowered hence there would be no yellow-flowered offspring.
We have a fenced in yard with a yellow lab andwe we want pretty flowers .. how can?
jake (our dog) likes to lay in the hosta and etc.
We have a fenced in yard with a yellow lab andwe we want pretty flowers .. how can?
Of course... if you pay attention to the hosta, and he sits in the hosta, you might pay attention to him, too! %26lt;g%26gt;
As the person belonging to a black lab, may I suggest the book by Smith, "Dog friendly gardens, garden friendly dogs", published about 2003. A combination of room to run, not putting the favorite plants in the favorite summer sleep spot, and training the dog that it was ok to to roll *here* but not *there* worked for us. (And if you haven't tried clicker training, this is an excellent chance -- see Karen Pryor's Don't Shoot The Dog -- clicker training rewards behavior you want.)
Oh, and big pots of something or other work well as dog traffic slowing devices. %26lt;vbg%26gt; *Really* big pots.
Reply:my sisters dog did that at my house and the plant was flat as a pancake afterwards.
Hopefully, you can spend some time out with him everyday for a week or two and when you see him heading toward the plants, discipline. Use your voice if he listens to you.
My new little dog of about 2 years is a stinker she walks through the landscape and mulch and sometimes poops in it. I yell at her and she just looks at me. I think I need to swat her behind to give her a hint. I am thinking maybe like a bundle of newspaper or a magazine. Someone told me to put screws in a coffee can once and shake that around when the dogs are doing something bad. It scares them.
Good Luck.
Reply:Well, you 've fenced in the yard, why not fence in the hostas and etc.? Something with pointed tops, to discourage him from jumping over it. Plus, some discipline while you introduce him to the new addition.
Otherwise, keep him on a chain that is just a bit shorter than the placement of your plants.
Reply:electrical fenses maybe?
perhaps that combined with dog training.
We have a fenced in yard with a yellow lab andwe we want pretty flowers .. how can?
Of course... if you pay attention to the hosta, and he sits in the hosta, you might pay attention to him, too! %26lt;g%26gt;
As the person belonging to a black lab, may I suggest the book by Smith, "Dog friendly gardens, garden friendly dogs", published about 2003. A combination of room to run, not putting the favorite plants in the favorite summer sleep spot, and training the dog that it was ok to to roll *here* but not *there* worked for us. (And if you haven't tried clicker training, this is an excellent chance -- see Karen Pryor's Don't Shoot The Dog -- clicker training rewards behavior you want.)
Oh, and big pots of something or other work well as dog traffic slowing devices. %26lt;vbg%26gt; *Really* big pots.
Reply:my sisters dog did that at my house and the plant was flat as a pancake afterwards.
Hopefully, you can spend some time out with him everyday for a week or two and when you see him heading toward the plants, discipline. Use your voice if he listens to you.
My new little dog of about 2 years is a stinker she walks through the landscape and mulch and sometimes poops in it. I yell at her and she just looks at me. I think I need to swat her behind to give her a hint. I am thinking maybe like a bundle of newspaper or a magazine. Someone told me to put screws in a coffee can once and shake that around when the dogs are doing something bad. It scares them.
Good Luck.
Reply:Well, you 've fenced in the yard, why not fence in the hostas and etc.? Something with pointed tops, to discourage him from jumping over it. Plus, some discipline while you introduce him to the new addition.
Otherwise, keep him on a chain that is just a bit shorter than the placement of your plants.
Reply:electrical fenses maybe?
perhaps that combined with dog training.
What kind of cactus is this? yellow flower on top?
its a round little cactus that has little points around it, and in each little point it has 3 little needle looking sticks (i dont know how they are called) and a yellow flower on top.
does the little flower close at night?
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what's the name of this cactus?
thanks!
What kind of cactus is this? yellow flower on top?
Yes it does and the name is astrophytum myriostigma.
Reply:Without a photo, I can only guess; maybe a barrel cactus?
Reply:Hi, the cactus you desribe,sounds like it's a ,"Coryphantha Corniferia". The flower opens during the day, and close at night(I almost said,go to bed at night!) Bye
Reply:sounds like a yellow prickly cactus
google it, no doubt you will see it in picture form
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does the little flower close at night?
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what's the name of this cactus?
thanks!
What kind of cactus is this? yellow flower on top?
Yes it does and the name is astrophytum myriostigma.
Reply:Without a photo, I can only guess; maybe a barrel cactus?
Reply:Hi, the cactus you desribe,sounds like it's a ,"Coryphantha Corniferia". The flower opens during the day, and close at night(I almost said,go to bed at night!) Bye
Reply:sounds like a yellow prickly cactus
google it, no doubt you will see it in picture form
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I have a vine in my back yard,it is vigorous with small purple flowers with yellow centers,looks like a berry.
Sounds like "deadly nightshade". Pull it out.
Does it look like this?
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en%26amp;q=...
Does it look like this?
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en%26amp;q=...
I would like some info. on a flannel tree; beautiful orange/yellow flowers?
SOUNDS LIKE A TULIP POPLAR. TAKE A PHOTO OF THE BLOSSOMS AND GO TO A GARDEN CENTER AND ASK.
I would like some info. on a flannel tree; beautiful orange/yellow flowers?
Sorry, I've never heard of it. Try Home %26amp; Garden TV's website (www.hgtv.com).
I would like some info. on a flannel tree; beautiful orange/yellow flowers?
Sorry, I've never heard of it. Try Home %26amp; Garden TV's website (www.hgtv.com).
What's the name of a vine with beautiful flowers that look like little brown-and-yellow butterflies?
I saw the flowers hanging down from the ceiling of a patio and it reminded me of fairy tales. How do I grow them?
What's the name of a vine with beautiful flowers that look like little brown-and-yellow butterflies?
This could be a Black-eyed Susan vine (thunbergia alata). This is very easy to grow. You can get seeds and sow them 1/4 inch under ground after the ground heats to about 70 degrees, or you can buy a plant. They usually come about a foot high on a trellis, when you can find them. You can save seeds to replant every year if it is an annual in your area.
Reply:thnaks for the answer but i've finally found the name, and it's lady slipper vine. Report It
What's the name of a vine with beautiful flowers that look like little brown-and-yellow butterflies?
This could be a Black-eyed Susan vine (thunbergia alata). This is very easy to grow. You can get seeds and sow them 1/4 inch under ground after the ground heats to about 70 degrees, or you can buy a plant. They usually come about a foot high on a trellis, when you can find them. You can save seeds to replant every year if it is an annual in your area.
Reply:thnaks for the answer but i've finally found the name, and it's lady slipper vine. Report It
What are some beautiful red colored flowers, white colored flowers and gold/yellow colored flowers?
(Besides red and white roses!!!)
For a wedding?
Thanks
What are some beautiful red colored flowers, white colored flowers and gold/yellow colored flowers?
Anthurium
Queen Anne's Lace
Alstroemeria
Spider Lily
Canterbury Bells
Stephanotis
Tulips
Daisy Mums
Try checking out www.flowerpossibilities.com/encyclopedia... so you can see what the flowers look like.
You can also have flowers painted, which look beautiful when they are done.
Reply:Gerbera daisies are beautiful. Come in all colors, too.
Reply:Cala Lily's, carnations, tulips, daisies
Reply:You have roses, gerber daisy ( big ones with yellow middle) patunia, tuplips, astromeria, daisys, mums, some lilys. Go to a local florist and talk to them about flowers and the colors they come in. Many flowers come in many colors, if there is a certain flower you like but does not come in that color they can paint them for you ( yes spray paint a flower, it really does look real.)
Reply:Calla Lilies
http://www.flowers.pacificcallas.com/ind...
Reply:If you go on to The Wedding Chanel website, they have all kinds of ideas for flowers. Things that are out of the ordinary as well.
Reply:I have always loved carnations and they come in many colors or can be dyed or painted any color. Visit your local florist shops and look at some of the flowers they have. Most have portfolios of flowers they've made for weddings. They'll be more than happy to give you ideas. You can also go online and look at different arrangements and see if there is any particular flower you like. That is what I did and ended up finding the perfect bouquet.
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For a wedding?
Thanks
What are some beautiful red colored flowers, white colored flowers and gold/yellow colored flowers?
Anthurium
Queen Anne's Lace
Alstroemeria
Spider Lily
Canterbury Bells
Stephanotis
Tulips
Daisy Mums
Try checking out www.flowerpossibilities.com/encyclopedia... so you can see what the flowers look like.
You can also have flowers painted, which look beautiful when they are done.
Reply:Gerbera daisies are beautiful. Come in all colors, too.
Reply:Cala Lily's, carnations, tulips, daisies
Reply:You have roses, gerber daisy ( big ones with yellow middle) patunia, tuplips, astromeria, daisys, mums, some lilys. Go to a local florist and talk to them about flowers and the colors they come in. Many flowers come in many colors, if there is a certain flower you like but does not come in that color they can paint them for you ( yes spray paint a flower, it really does look real.)
Reply:Calla Lilies
http://www.flowers.pacificcallas.com/ind...
Reply:If you go on to The Wedding Chanel website, they have all kinds of ideas for flowers. Things that are out of the ordinary as well.
Reply:I have always loved carnations and they come in many colors or can be dyed or painted any color. Visit your local florist shops and look at some of the flowers they have. Most have portfolios of flowers they've made for weddings. They'll be more than happy to give you ideas. You can also go online and look at different arrangements and see if there is any particular flower you like. That is what I did and ended up finding the perfect bouquet.
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What's a yellow flower that people can be allergic to?
My wife works in advertising and the client requested that she find a yellow flower that can cause allergies.
What's a yellow flower that people can be allergic to?
Ragweed
Reply:people can be alergic to all flowers so that a hard question to answer discribe it
Reply:lilacs can cause allergics because of there smell.my mother nose starts to bleed when she smells them.could that be the one ur looking for but it isnt a flower its a bush but it goes flowers on it.
Reply:Rape flowers have a very high allergy rate. They are very potent smelling and produce a lot of pollen for their size.
Reply:My first guess would be Goldenrod, but here is a whole page of yellow flowers... http://uptreeid.com/Roadweeds/FlowersYel... or http://dereila.ca/flowers/yellow.htm
Here is another page of yellow flowers with their blooming times: http://www.und.edu/org/soaringeagleprair...
Reply:Goldenrod is one of the worst, it has a lot of pollen.
Reply:People can be allergic to anything. I have afriend whose allergic to marigolds.
Reply:Any flower can cause allergies, it depends on if the person is allergic to it. Maybe she should find out what the person is allergic to before she finds the flower. Might make things easier. If there are no allergies, try sunflowers, dandelions or yellow roses.
What's a yellow flower that people can be allergic to?
Ragweed
Reply:people can be alergic to all flowers so that a hard question to answer discribe it
Reply:lilacs can cause allergics because of there smell.my mother nose starts to bleed when she smells them.could that be the one ur looking for but it isnt a flower its a bush but it goes flowers on it.
Reply:Rape flowers have a very high allergy rate. They are very potent smelling and produce a lot of pollen for their size.
Reply:My first guess would be Goldenrod, but here is a whole page of yellow flowers... http://uptreeid.com/Roadweeds/FlowersYel... or http://dereila.ca/flowers/yellow.htm
Here is another page of yellow flowers with their blooming times: http://www.und.edu/org/soaringeagleprair...
Reply:Goldenrod is one of the worst, it has a lot of pollen.
Reply:People can be allergic to anything. I have afriend whose allergic to marigolds.
Reply:Any flower can cause allergies, it depends on if the person is allergic to it. Maybe she should find out what the person is allergic to before she finds the flower. Might make things easier. If there are no allergies, try sunflowers, dandelions or yellow roses.
A bouqet of yellow flowers?
I just went out to the store and bought the girl I like a bouqet of yellow roses. I'm pretty sure she doesn't like me back, but I would like to be friends with her if nothing more. That's why they're yellow. Thing is, I'm pretty nervous about giving them to her. First of all it's going to be at a concert, and the music's gonna be pretty loud. Second, I've never done anything like this. Third, I don't know if her brother/parents are going to be mad. Would they have any reason to be? I also need to conceal them so I don't walk in with this bouqet of flowers noticeably. What can I use to hide them? Thanks all.
A bouqet of yellow flowers?
don't try and hide them... you will look insecure and nervous. since you bought them just show up and give them to her. don't act like you're second guessing yourself.
Reply:that sounds really sweet she's really lucky!
Reply:Just walk in with the roses (which are my fave..... much better than red or pink). Be confident!!!!
A bouqet of yellow flowers?
don't try and hide them... you will look insecure and nervous. since you bought them just show up and give them to her. don't act like you're second guessing yourself.
Reply:that sounds really sweet she's really lucky!
Reply:Just walk in with the roses (which are my fave..... much better than red or pink). Be confident!!!!
Whay are the names of wild yellow flowered plants growing in the fields and mountains of northern england ??
they are yellow in colour which you see at present time in lake district and cumbria growing on sides of hills and mountains.
also what is the name of pink flowered tree presently in bloom all over u.k. are they cherry blossoms ???
Whay are the names of wild yellow flowered plants growing in the fields and mountains of northern england ??
The yellow flowers could be eranthis hyemalis, dandelion or aconites. The trees are probably cherries, apples or plums. If the flower looks like it could be cultivated in the fields then it is probably Rape - from which rape seed oil is made :-)
Reply:not sure about the yellow flowers but the pink frothy blossom trees are flowering cherries(fruits not edible though), some of the darker ones are flowering plums,again grew for their ornamental use only
Reply:Yellow flowers are probably gorse.
The flowering cherry is sure to be Prunus Kanzan which was very fashionable 25 years ago asit was a strong grower.
Hope this helps
Reply:The flowers are dandelions and the blossom could be cherry or apple.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dandelion
Reply:Yellow flowers, could be dandelions or the smaller buttercups.
also what is the name of pink flowered tree presently in bloom all over u.k. are they cherry blossoms ???
Whay are the names of wild yellow flowered plants growing in the fields and mountains of northern england ??
The yellow flowers could be eranthis hyemalis, dandelion or aconites. The trees are probably cherries, apples or plums. If the flower looks like it could be cultivated in the fields then it is probably Rape - from which rape seed oil is made :-)
Reply:not sure about the yellow flowers but the pink frothy blossom trees are flowering cherries(fruits not edible though), some of the darker ones are flowering plums,again grew for their ornamental use only
Reply:Yellow flowers are probably gorse.
The flowering cherry is sure to be Prunus Kanzan which was very fashionable 25 years ago asit was a strong grower.
Hope this helps
Reply:The flowers are dandelions and the blossom could be cherry or apple.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dandelion
Reply:Yellow flowers, could be dandelions or the smaller buttercups.
Help!! In this same cactus, purple flowers are dominant to yellow flowers. A cactus that has both...?
... two-pronged and one-pronged spines has yellow flowers. It is crossed with a two-pronged cactus with purple flowers (heterozygous). What are the phenotypes of the offspring and in what proportion?
Help!! In this same cactus, purple flowers are dominant to yellow flowers. A cactus that has both...?
Your question does not provide enough info to give a proper answer. We would also need to know:
(1) Is flower color controlled by a single gene (simple dominance) or multiple genes (complex dominance)?
(2) What is the dominant/recessive situation RE two-pronged vs. one-pronged spines? Is this a simple or complex gene dominance situation?
(3) Are the genes for flower color and spine prong number linked in some way, or completely unlinked.
Regardless of the answers to these questions, the mathematics involved could get pretty hairy. I would hazard a guess that you are enrolled in a class that is over your head or (more likely, based on my experience with biology professors in general) that your professor is a simpleton and has asked an unanswerable question.
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Help!! In this same cactus, purple flowers are dominant to yellow flowers. A cactus that has both...?
Your question does not provide enough info to give a proper answer. We would also need to know:
(1) Is flower color controlled by a single gene (simple dominance) or multiple genes (complex dominance)?
(2) What is the dominant/recessive situation RE two-pronged vs. one-pronged spines? Is this a simple or complex gene dominance situation?
(3) Are the genes for flower color and spine prong number linked in some way, or completely unlinked.
Regardless of the answers to these questions, the mathematics involved could get pretty hairy. I would hazard a guess that you are enrolled in a class that is over your head or (more likely, based on my experience with biology professors in general) that your professor is a simpleton and has asked an unanswerable question.
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If dandelions produce seeds asexually, then what is the point of the bright yellow flower?
I mean, a bright yellow flower is supposed to attract insects for pollination. However, dandelions don't need pollination to reproduce -- they produce seeds asexually, resulting in their progeny being clones of the mother. Could the flower be a remnant of their evolutionary past? or do some dandelions reproduce sexually?
If dandelions produce seeds asexually, then what is the point of the bright yellow flower?
Not all dandelions reproduce through apomixis; in fact, the incursion (relatively recently) of the European dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) into Japan has resulted in hybridization with Asian dandelions and, because of the shorter pollen tube produced by TAOF also means that it can "block" native pollen and prevent fertilization.
But I digress. Well, not really. So you can see from its congeners that some dandelion species reproduce sexually. So it's likely TAOF reproduced sexually in the past, but the ability of apomictic species to reproduce rapidly without any others of its species around would be such a great advantage in a tasty-flowered long-distance-seeding plant that the asexually repsoducing ones would survive.
And there's still some mutation and DNA transcription "errors" in meiosis that can result in differences between offspring and parents, even without sex.
Reply:Dandelions self-pollinate to reproduce their seeds, thus having their mother and father in the same plant. Scientists believe that the flower is indeed a remnant of its evolutionary past; they believe that dandelions began self-pollinating only in recent years. Report It
Reply:Perhaps the color yellow is a warning color to animals that would eat the blossom before it goes to seed? I mean, if yellow means poison, or bad taste to an animal...that could protect the blossom.
Reply:Dandelions do not asexually produce seeds. They are self-pollinators. You can't really see it w/o a dissecting microscope, but the carpel is surrounded by a tube of fused stamens. When the flower is ready for fertilization, the carpel grows out of the stamen tube and along the way picks up pollen.
Reply:Creatures eat it, and the seeds get passed on.
Reply:apparently, they need to expand their genetic code to continue to evolve... I would think this would be common knowledge
Reply:God made it that way and who really cares
But, I think its because dandelions are wind pollinated and they have to have a way to release their seeds.
Reply:Its the advantage and disadvatage of each method of reproduction.
Eg. assexual reproduction is much more rapid than sexual and only needs 1 parent...so they are clones of that parent (being geneticall identical to that parent).
disadvatage is that this genetic similarity means they have the same resistance to diseases, environmental conditions (eg drought, water logging) or to damage eg root damage, browsing.
Its in the best interest of the plant to also combine it genes with others to get more diverse offspring. THis means there is a greater chance that more will survive in extreme conditions or they will be genetically better and therefore produce more offspring and "populate the world".
Disdvantage is it requires energy to produce flowers, needs 2 parents and is slower than assexual.
Depending on the situation, the plants will do either and/or both.
Reply:I believe it has to do with adaptation for survival. There are several instances of weeds that have adapted by taking on the characteristics of plants around them so that they might thrive instead of being eradicated.
If dandelions produce seeds asexually, then what is the point of the bright yellow flower?
Not all dandelions reproduce through apomixis; in fact, the incursion (relatively recently) of the European dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) into Japan has resulted in hybridization with Asian dandelions and, because of the shorter pollen tube produced by TAOF also means that it can "block" native pollen and prevent fertilization.
But I digress. Well, not really. So you can see from its congeners that some dandelion species reproduce sexually. So it's likely TAOF reproduced sexually in the past, but the ability of apomictic species to reproduce rapidly without any others of its species around would be such a great advantage in a tasty-flowered long-distance-seeding plant that the asexually repsoducing ones would survive.
And there's still some mutation and DNA transcription "errors" in meiosis that can result in differences between offspring and parents, even without sex.
Reply:Dandelions self-pollinate to reproduce their seeds, thus having their mother and father in the same plant. Scientists believe that the flower is indeed a remnant of its evolutionary past; they believe that dandelions began self-pollinating only in recent years. Report It
Reply:Perhaps the color yellow is a warning color to animals that would eat the blossom before it goes to seed? I mean, if yellow means poison, or bad taste to an animal...that could protect the blossom.
Reply:Dandelions do not asexually produce seeds. They are self-pollinators. You can't really see it w/o a dissecting microscope, but the carpel is surrounded by a tube of fused stamens. When the flower is ready for fertilization, the carpel grows out of the stamen tube and along the way picks up pollen.
Reply:Creatures eat it, and the seeds get passed on.
Reply:apparently, they need to expand their genetic code to continue to evolve... I would think this would be common knowledge
Reply:God made it that way and who really cares
But, I think its because dandelions are wind pollinated and they have to have a way to release their seeds.
Reply:Its the advantage and disadvatage of each method of reproduction.
Eg. assexual reproduction is much more rapid than sexual and only needs 1 parent...so they are clones of that parent (being geneticall identical to that parent).
disadvatage is that this genetic similarity means they have the same resistance to diseases, environmental conditions (eg drought, water logging) or to damage eg root damage, browsing.
Its in the best interest of the plant to also combine it genes with others to get more diverse offspring. THis means there is a greater chance that more will survive in extreme conditions or they will be genetically better and therefore produce more offspring and "populate the world".
Disdvantage is it requires energy to produce flowers, needs 2 parents and is slower than assexual.
Depending on the situation, the plants will do either and/or both.
Reply:I believe it has to do with adaptation for survival. There are several instances of weeds that have adapted by taking on the characteristics of plants around them so that they might thrive instead of being eradicated.
Now flowers have appeared over the last 2 weeks the leaves have turned yellow and dropped off - Please help?
2 hanging Bagonia plants now flowering.
over the last 2 weeks the leaves have turned yellow and dropped off - Please help
Now flowers have appeared over the last 2 weeks the leaves have turned yellow and dropped off - Please help?
Maybe they are not getting enough water.
over the last 2 weeks the leaves have turned yellow and dropped off - Please help
Now flowers have appeared over the last 2 weeks the leaves have turned yellow and dropped off - Please help?
Maybe they are not getting enough water.
What is a nice, yellow flowered perrenial that will stay in bloom from late spring until fall?
I have a rock garden with nice plants but I need a yellow flowered perrenial that will stay flowered all summer long.
What is a nice, yellow flowered perrenial that will stay in bloom from late spring until fall?
An excellent perennial, that blooms from spring to fall, is blanket flowers. I planted mine just this year (as I'm landscaping) in the early spring and they have not stopped blooming yet. At any given time they are covered with at least 2 dozen blooms. Simply deadhead the spent flowers and they will continue to flourish. They are also great because they don't require a whole lot of water.
http://www.highcountrygardens.com/result...
Reply:Helianthus x maximiliani--Maximillian's sunflower is a perennial, needs little water and blooms like crazy. Here's a picture:
http://www.libbey.com/index.php?option=c...
See also the cat's claw vine, hardy to 10 degrees F which can be trained to a trellis or even topiary:
http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/3254...
Yellow foxglove (rare perennial):
http://www.parkseed.com/webapp/wcs/store...
Coreopsis grandiflora 'Early Sunrise':
http://seeds.thompson-morgan.com/us/en/l...
Aquilegia Alpine Columbine (reseeds prolifically):
http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/3406...
Dusty MIller:
http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/7925...
Anemone multifida 'Annabelle White':
http://www.seedman.com/rock.htm
Reply:Rudbeckia is a good one. Very hardy and will reseed itself if you like.
Another one with very light yellow flowers and an airy look is one called moonbeam coreopsis. It will bloom for an extended period of time.
If you like daylilies, Stella d'ora is a long, long blooming variety.
These are the only ones that I can remember at this point that have a long period of bloom.
Good luck.
Reply:The one that you are looking for is Rudbeckia ( Black Eyes Susan )
Its carefree , pest free , and blooms for months ... there are several
varieties , but the very best is Rudbeckia " Goldsturm "
Here's a link ....
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...
Reply:Coreopsis
Reply:I have a yellow flowered perennial called coriopsis in my landscaping. There are different varieties of coriopsis and I don't know what this one is, but I do know that it gets just covered with yellow flowers and it blooms for a very long time.
Reply:No such animal. Perrenials are notoriously short lived bloomers. Try surrounding one with annuals. I know they are a pain, but they hold blooms longer.
Reply:Coreopsis
Reply:Well if you were in the southern part of Canada I might say that Yellow Canna would be good. However, not knowing exactly where you are up there it is hard to say. I grow the Yellow Cannas here in the southern US. They are absolutely gorgeous flowers and can survive the heat but not sure about the deep freezes that occur up there.
Reply:Achillea "Moonshine" : Moonshine yarrow. It is very pretty, easy to grow, and the vivid yellow blooms stay gorgeous from late spring all summer long.
Reply:Daylily,,,,Stella D'Oro.....Blooms from Spring thru Fall. Is about 12' tall. Likes shade as well as sun, but doesn't like to get to dry. Beautiful greenier too. Also can try Primrose, yellow. Used as Ground cover, but can be aggresive. 3 to 6" tall. Likes dry / drought conditions. Full sun. Plants from seed, is perrenial. Doesn't bloom the first year, but will bloom constant from spring to fall the next year.
Could try Rose Moss,,,Yellow. Grows 12' to 18' inches. Constant bloomer in mornings. Likes full sun to shade. Goes to seed in fall, comes back in spring. Easy to take care of, low maintenance.
Reply:there is a type of trailing lantana ground cover that is a beautiful shade of medium light yellow. I've seen it in rock gardens and it is good there with full sun. You know a bright deep blue like lobelia always makes the yellow pop , I've seen it combined with yellow marigolds which also have a long bloom. But you have to plant the lobelia before it gets hot, but not while it's freezing., so they can establish a good root system before the heat. I think trailing flowers look best in a rock garden.Anyway the marigolds and lobelia are annuals.
What is a nice, yellow flowered perrenial that will stay in bloom from late spring until fall?
An excellent perennial, that blooms from spring to fall, is blanket flowers. I planted mine just this year (as I'm landscaping) in the early spring and they have not stopped blooming yet. At any given time they are covered with at least 2 dozen blooms. Simply deadhead the spent flowers and they will continue to flourish. They are also great because they don't require a whole lot of water.
http://www.highcountrygardens.com/result...
Reply:Helianthus x maximiliani--Maximillian's sunflower is a perennial, needs little water and blooms like crazy. Here's a picture:
http://www.libbey.com/index.php?option=c...
See also the cat's claw vine, hardy to 10 degrees F which can be trained to a trellis or even topiary:
http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/3254...
Yellow foxglove (rare perennial):
http://www.parkseed.com/webapp/wcs/store...
Coreopsis grandiflora 'Early Sunrise':
http://seeds.thompson-morgan.com/us/en/l...
Aquilegia Alpine Columbine (reseeds prolifically):
http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/3406...
Dusty MIller:
http://davesgarden.com/pf/showimage/7925...
Anemone multifida 'Annabelle White':
http://www.seedman.com/rock.htm
Reply:Rudbeckia is a good one. Very hardy and will reseed itself if you like.
Another one with very light yellow flowers and an airy look is one called moonbeam coreopsis. It will bloom for an extended period of time.
If you like daylilies, Stella d'ora is a long, long blooming variety.
These are the only ones that I can remember at this point that have a long period of bloom.
Good luck.
Reply:The one that you are looking for is Rudbeckia ( Black Eyes Susan )
Its carefree , pest free , and blooms for months ... there are several
varieties , but the very best is Rudbeckia " Goldsturm "
Here's a link ....
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...
Reply:Coreopsis
Reply:I have a yellow flowered perennial called coriopsis in my landscaping. There are different varieties of coriopsis and I don't know what this one is, but I do know that it gets just covered with yellow flowers and it blooms for a very long time.
Reply:No such animal. Perrenials are notoriously short lived bloomers. Try surrounding one with annuals. I know they are a pain, but they hold blooms longer.
Reply:Coreopsis
Reply:Well if you were in the southern part of Canada I might say that Yellow Canna would be good. However, not knowing exactly where you are up there it is hard to say. I grow the Yellow Cannas here in the southern US. They are absolutely gorgeous flowers and can survive the heat but not sure about the deep freezes that occur up there.
Reply:Achillea "Moonshine" : Moonshine yarrow. It is very pretty, easy to grow, and the vivid yellow blooms stay gorgeous from late spring all summer long.
Reply:Daylily,,,,Stella D'Oro.....Blooms from Spring thru Fall. Is about 12' tall. Likes shade as well as sun, but doesn't like to get to dry. Beautiful greenier too. Also can try Primrose, yellow. Used as Ground cover, but can be aggresive. 3 to 6" tall. Likes dry / drought conditions. Full sun. Plants from seed, is perrenial. Doesn't bloom the first year, but will bloom constant from spring to fall the next year.
Could try Rose Moss,,,Yellow. Grows 12' to 18' inches. Constant bloomer in mornings. Likes full sun to shade. Goes to seed in fall, comes back in spring. Easy to take care of, low maintenance.
Reply:there is a type of trailing lantana ground cover that is a beautiful shade of medium light yellow. I've seen it in rock gardens and it is good there with full sun. You know a bright deep blue like lobelia always makes the yellow pop , I've seen it combined with yellow marigolds which also have a long bloom. But you have to plant the lobelia before it gets hot, but not while it's freezing., so they can establish a good root system before the heat. I think trailing flowers look best in a rock garden.Anyway the marigolds and lobelia are annuals.
Photographed this plant in a park. What is name of this plant with red and yellow long flowers?
http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff203...
Photographed this plant in a park. What is name of this plant with red and yellow long flowers?
That's Celosia argentea Plumosa group or Plumed Cock's comb.
Horticulture student
Reply:amaranth
Reply:I believe it might be in the salvia flower family.
Reply:It is Celosia. It comes in the plumed flower variety in your photo and also a crested variety. This is a particularly lovely planting and it contrasts nicely with the dark purple/bronze color of what appears to be ajuga.
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Photographed this plant in a park. What is name of this plant with red and yellow long flowers?
That's Celosia argentea Plumosa group or Plumed Cock's comb.
Horticulture student
Reply:amaranth
Reply:I believe it might be in the salvia flower family.
Reply:It is Celosia. It comes in the plumed flower variety in your photo and also a crested variety. This is a particularly lovely planting and it contrasts nicely with the dark purple/bronze color of what appears to be ajuga.
Visit our website for more gardening ideas at-
http://www.gardening-at-the-crossroads.c...
Good Luck and Happy Gardening from Cathy and Neal!
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What wild plant is like a hogweed but the flowers are yellow and like dandelions?
Possibly ragwart a very toxic weed.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragwort
What wild plant is like a hogweed but the flowers are yellow and like dandelions?
Possibly cow parsley or hemlock.
Reply:Not sure I know what Hogweed is but I know of two plants with heads like dandelions %26amp; they are:
Colts Foot (tussilago farfara)
%26amp;
Elecampane (inula helenium)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragwort
What wild plant is like a hogweed but the flowers are yellow and like dandelions?
Possibly cow parsley or hemlock.
Reply:Not sure I know what Hogweed is but I know of two plants with heads like dandelions %26amp; they are:
Colts Foot (tussilago farfara)
%26amp;
Elecampane (inula helenium)
North American plant with white or yellow flowers, the root of which was formerly used to treat abdominal pain
North American plant with white or yellow flowers, the root of which was formerly used to treat abdominal pain, The letters so far.
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North American plant with white or yellow flowers, the root of which was formerly used to treat abdominal pain
Colicroot
Aletris farinosa L. (Liliaceae)
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North American plant with white or yellow flowers, the root of which was formerly used to treat abdominal pain
Colicroot
Aletris farinosa L. (Liliaceae)
Why are the leaves of my periwinkle flowers turning yellow?
It could also mean too much water too! If it doesn't have adequate drainage, the roots will rot in turn start turning the leaves yellow and then the whole plant will rot.
Why are the leaves of my periwinkle flowers turning yellow?
oak tree tannins can cause this- if they are near an oak tree that is ;-)
Reply:Too much sun and too much water can both turn periwinkle yellow.
Reply:Phosphorus deficiency. Yellowing of leaves usualy means lack of phosphorus or water.
Why are the leaves of my periwinkle flowers turning yellow?
oak tree tannins can cause this- if they are near an oak tree that is ;-)
Reply:Too much sun and too much water can both turn periwinkle yellow.
Reply:Phosphorus deficiency. Yellowing of leaves usualy means lack of phosphorus or water.
My Yellow Crookneck squash produces great flowers but fruit become soft and cease to grow. What gives?
Growing in Earth Boxes and in regular soil. Earth boxes contain Merical Grow Potting mix.
My Yellow Crookneck squash produces great flowers but fruit become soft and cease to grow. What gives?
Here is a site that you will be able to get some great help from. I am thinking that you most likely have a pollination problem going on unless you do see the mildew like substance on the leaves. Anyways, this site has specific questions and answers that you might find exactally what you are experiencing. I hope this is helpful for you.
http://plantanswers.tamu.edu/vegetables/...
Reply:try using 10-10-10 fertiltilizer,your soil is missing a component.
Reply:If all else fails...the blossoms are delicious fried!
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My Yellow Crookneck squash produces great flowers but fruit become soft and cease to grow. What gives?
Here is a site that you will be able to get some great help from. I am thinking that you most likely have a pollination problem going on unless you do see the mildew like substance on the leaves. Anyways, this site has specific questions and answers that you might find exactally what you are experiencing. I hope this is helpful for you.
http://plantanswers.tamu.edu/vegetables/...
Reply:try using 10-10-10 fertiltilizer,your soil is missing a component.
Reply:If all else fails...the blossoms are delicious fried!
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Do dandelions really change from the little yellow flower to the white globular flower?
I always thought a dandelion was the little yellow flower, and that the white round one was the one where you blew off all the petals and made a wish was a completely different flower. Are they really the same flower?
If so, why and how do they change?
Do dandelions really change from the little yellow flower to the white globular flower?
They are the same. The round white globe is actually seeds that are formed when the yellow flower leaves disappear. It is kind of an interesting weed because it creates it's seeds and then recreates itself.
Reply:they are the same plant after the dandelion is fertalized by bugs the bud closes up and goes through its little transformation into seeds.
the seed have the white fluffy tips to help it spread by wind and of course people blowing them!
btw you shouldn't blow them in your own yard dandelions are weeds that can be hard to get rid of (although i like them)
what you should do is blow them in a neighbours yard especially one you dont like all that much!!!! they'll love you for it hahaha
Reply:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dandelion
Reply:yup ther the sme dnt no how!
Reply:same, to propagate, just kinda dries up
If so, why and how do they change?
Do dandelions really change from the little yellow flower to the white globular flower?
They are the same. The round white globe is actually seeds that are formed when the yellow flower leaves disappear. It is kind of an interesting weed because it creates it's seeds and then recreates itself.
Reply:they are the same plant after the dandelion is fertalized by bugs the bud closes up and goes through its little transformation into seeds.
the seed have the white fluffy tips to help it spread by wind and of course people blowing them!
btw you shouldn't blow them in your own yard dandelions are weeds that can be hard to get rid of (although i like them)
what you should do is blow them in a neighbours yard especially one you dont like all that much!!!! they'll love you for it hahaha
Reply:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dandelion
Reply:yup ther the sme dnt no how!
Reply:same, to propagate, just kinda dries up
What's with the NYC yellow cabs and the flowers?
They all have paintings of flowers on the front and rear of their cars. What does that represent?
What's with the NYC yellow cabs and the flowers?
They represent flowers. It is a 'greeting' to all the nice people of NY.
What's with the NYC yellow cabs and the flowers?
They represent flowers. It is a 'greeting' to all the nice people of NY.
Is it rare to see a white flower insted of a yellow flowers on a pumpkin vine?
Not necessarily.
It depends on the type of pumpkin. You may have a hybrid.
Casey
It depends on the type of pumpkin. You may have a hybrid.
Casey
Theres this plant/little tree and it has like yellow berries that turn into purple flowers !? wat isit called?
im in australia (melbourne) and i have seen a few i want to know what there called thankyouu, they are like grape sized berries and yellow and when they sprout they become purple flowers.
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Theres this plant/little tree and it has like yellow berries that turn into purple flowers !? wat isit called?
Solanum elaeagnifolium -- the silverleaf nightshade, which is classified as a weed.
Reply:It's a magic tree because usually buds turn into flowers that then turn into berries! Look after it and you can make millions!
Reply:Sounds like a Chinaberry tree. If it is, you'll want to destroy it, it's a pest tree.
Reply:Could it be a Crepe Myrtle? Its buds and berries look similar. There are purple pink and white varieties.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crepe_myrtl...
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Theres this plant/little tree and it has like yellow berries that turn into purple flowers !? wat isit called?
Solanum elaeagnifolium -- the silverleaf nightshade, which is classified as a weed.
Reply:It's a magic tree because usually buds turn into flowers that then turn into berries! Look after it and you can make millions!
Reply:Sounds like a Chinaberry tree. If it is, you'll want to destroy it, it's a pest tree.
Reply:Could it be a Crepe Myrtle? Its buds and berries look similar. There are purple pink and white varieties.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crepe_myrtl...
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What is the name of the yellow flowered tall plant on the hill around Boyd Park in San Rafael, CA?
It is tall and stalky with yellow, orchid looking flowers. Slightly scented. My rabbit is eating it. Is it safe for him?
What is the name of the yellow flowered tall plant on the hill around Boyd Park in San Rafael, CA?
Could it be a mustard plant (wild)??? If so, it is perfectly safe for your rabbit!!
Good Luck!!
What is the name of the yellow flowered tall plant on the hill around Boyd Park in San Rafael, CA?
Could it be a mustard plant (wild)??? If so, it is perfectly safe for your rabbit!!
Good Luck!!
What is a red and yellow flower that grows in Arizona?
I was in Phoenix a month or so ago and noticed these great bushes near my hotel and on the sides of the road. They had these crazy yellow and red blossoms. The yellow part was more flowery, and inside was a bunch of red...another set of petal-type leaves and some other stuff. They were medium sized bushes, and the green foliage on the bushes had little elongated teardrop-shaped leaves. There were also some little round balls on the end of some stems, but I don't know if those were the precursor to the flowers. I have pictures of them and would love to know what they are. Anyone know?
What is a red and yellow flower that grows in Arizona?
Like this?
http://cals.arizona.edu/pima/gardening/a...
http://www.hear.org/starr/hiplants/image...
These are Caesalpinia pulcherrima.
What is a red and yellow flower that grows in Arizona?
Like this?
http://cals.arizona.edu/pima/gardening/a...
http://www.hear.org/starr/hiplants/image...
These are Caesalpinia pulcherrima.
What's the name of the tree that lines Paseo de Roxas in Makati City?The one that has yellow flowers &fragrant
e2 po ba yun???
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassia_fist...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassia_fist...
Music Video On MTV2 With Girl Surrounded by yellow flowers?
I have been searching and searching to figure out what this song is....It is really making me mad that all I can remember is that the band was underground sining and the little gurl was surrounded by yellow flowers....
Music Video On MTV2 With Girl Surrounded by yellow flowers?
Song is The Good Left Undone by Rise Against
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Music Video On MTV2 With Girl Surrounded by yellow flowers?
Song is The Good Left Undone by Rise Against
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What is the meaning for the red rose flower, yellow , pink,white Rose Flowers?
Here check out this link:
http://www.rosefloral.com/roses.htm
Red Love, Passion, Respect, Courage
White Innocence, Purity, Secrecy
Yellow Joy, Friendship
Coral Desire
Light Pink Grace, Gladness, Joy
Dark Pink Thankfulness
Lavender Love At First Sight, Enchantment
Orange Fascination
But I've also heard that Yellow means distrust...so I don't know how reliable this list is.
Ah, I found another list:
http://intimatexpressiongifts.com/page4....
The Roses Burgandy Unconscious beauty
Coral Desire
Lavender Enchantment, love at first sight
Leaves Hope
Moss Rose Confession of love
Orange Fascination
Pale colored rose Friendship
Pink, dark Admiration, thankfullness
Pink, light Perfect happiness, joy and grace
Red Love, passion, respect
Red bud Pure and lovely
Tea roses I still love you
White Innocence, purity, secrecy
White bud Too young for love, girlhood
Yellow Friendship, joy, in Victorian times, jealousy
Hope this helps.
What is the meaning for the red rose flower, yellow , pink,white Rose Flowers?
I know that red is for love and white is for purity.
Reply:red--romance
white--peace
pink--love
that's all i know
Reply:Red- Love; Yellow- Friendship; White- Peace. Pink I don't know.
Reply:Red: Lust, Love, Seduction
Yellow: Friendship, Outgoingness, Sunshine
Pink: Friendship, Youthful, Joyous
White: Purity, wholesome, clean
Reply:They don't have a meaning, they're just flowers...
Reply:red=love
yellow=friendship
the others i dont know
Reply:A red rose means, love and passion, yellow means friendship, pink is happiness, white is purity and innocense. Mix all these colors together and you will have a wonderful arrangement that evokes love, bringing joy, friendship, and cheer to anyone you give it too.
http://www.rosefloral.com/roses.htm
Red Love, Passion, Respect, Courage
White Innocence, Purity, Secrecy
Yellow Joy, Friendship
Coral Desire
Light Pink Grace, Gladness, Joy
Dark Pink Thankfulness
Lavender Love At First Sight, Enchantment
Orange Fascination
But I've also heard that Yellow means distrust...so I don't know how reliable this list is.
Ah, I found another list:
http://intimatexpressiongifts.com/page4....
The Roses Burgandy Unconscious beauty
Coral Desire
Lavender Enchantment, love at first sight
Leaves Hope
Moss Rose Confession of love
Orange Fascination
Pale colored rose Friendship
Pink, dark Admiration, thankfullness
Pink, light Perfect happiness, joy and grace
Red Love, passion, respect
Red bud Pure and lovely
Tea roses I still love you
White Innocence, purity, secrecy
White bud Too young for love, girlhood
Yellow Friendship, joy, in Victorian times, jealousy
Hope this helps.
What is the meaning for the red rose flower, yellow , pink,white Rose Flowers?
I know that red is for love and white is for purity.
Reply:red--romance
white--peace
pink--love
that's all i know
Reply:Red- Love; Yellow- Friendship; White- Peace. Pink I don't know.
Reply:Red: Lust, Love, Seduction
Yellow: Friendship, Outgoingness, Sunshine
Pink: Friendship, Youthful, Joyous
White: Purity, wholesome, clean
Reply:They don't have a meaning, they're just flowers...
Reply:red=love
yellow=friendship
the others i dont know
Reply:A red rose means, love and passion, yellow means friendship, pink is happiness, white is purity and innocense. Mix all these colors together and you will have a wonderful arrangement that evokes love, bringing joy, friendship, and cheer to anyone you give it too.
I have a vine growing in my yard the flowers are yellow and theres a green seed pod growing from the center?
what is the name of this tree the seed pods grow in the center of the flower
I have a vine growing in my yard the flowers are yellow and theres a green seed pod growing from the center?
its not a tree it is called lantana
Reply:it could be milkweed
Reply:lantana
Reply:If it's a vine then it sounds like Carolina Jessamine. If it's a shrubby flowering plant then I agree that it's probably Lantana.
I have a vine growing in my yard the flowers are yellow and theres a green seed pod growing from the center?
its not a tree it is called lantana
Reply:it could be milkweed
Reply:lantana
Reply:If it's a vine then it sounds like Carolina Jessamine. If it's a shrubby flowering plant then I agree that it's probably Lantana.
North american plant white or yellow flowers formerly treat abdominal pain -o-i-r-o-?
Are you thinking Yarrow?
Try peppermint tea.
Yarrow -----o-i-r-o?
" improves digestion, circulation, and the functions of the liver, gall bladder, and kidneys."
http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/rc_hefw/Medicin...
Try peppermint tea.
Yarrow -----o-i-r-o?
" improves digestion, circulation, and the functions of the liver, gall bladder, and kidneys."
http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/rc_hefw/Medicin...
I received a bouquet with some yellow flowers in it. i'd like to know their identity. two layers. 3 petals
they have a yellow bottom layer and speckled yellow top three petals.
I received a bouquet with some yellow flowers in it. i'd like to know their identity. two layers. 3 petals
Sounds like Peruvian Lily?
Reply:I need a picture to be able to ID it. Maybe daffodils.
choosing shoe horns
I received a bouquet with some yellow flowers in it. i'd like to know their identity. two layers. 3 petals
Sounds like Peruvian Lily?
Reply:I need a picture to be able to ID it. Maybe daffodils.
choosing shoe horns
How do plants know when to flower? Have you noticed that many early flowers are yellow? Why is that so?
they're yellow to attract bees/insects for pollination.
and they flower when there are many insects around to pollinate them - usually in spring when its warm and sunny. they can detect how much sunlight they are exposed to and can tell when this is.
How do plants know when to flower? Have you noticed that many early flowers are yellow? Why is that so?
Do you instruct your hair to grow ? Or does it grow naturally.
Similarly plants also flower naturally.
I dont know the second answer
Reply:It is because of the biological clock. And no I never note that.
Reply:Plants know when to bloom by the amount of sunlight they recieve each day. Plants have a biological clock that is very accurate.In commercial flower production facilities, the number of hours of light a plant gets is regulated so as to force the plant to bloom at the right time. I have never noticed that plants that bloom early are more often yellow.But perhaps they are and I have just not paid attention to that.
Reply:The flowering plants don't command themselves to produce flower. However when there are the right conditions for an offspring to be produced, the plant automatically produces flowers to attract insects to help them with pollination. As a result the fruit will be produced.
That's why in spring we see a lot of flowers because the wheater and enviroment would be perfect for them to do so. If you notice, when flowers open up in spring and then rain falls the flowers wear off the tree because the temperature has gone down!
and they flower when there are many insects around to pollinate them - usually in spring when its warm and sunny. they can detect how much sunlight they are exposed to and can tell when this is.
How do plants know when to flower? Have you noticed that many early flowers are yellow? Why is that so?
Do you instruct your hair to grow ? Or does it grow naturally.
Similarly plants also flower naturally.
I dont know the second answer
Reply:It is because of the biological clock. And no I never note that.
Reply:Plants know when to bloom by the amount of sunlight they recieve each day. Plants have a biological clock that is very accurate.In commercial flower production facilities, the number of hours of light a plant gets is regulated so as to force the plant to bloom at the right time. I have never noticed that plants that bloom early are more often yellow.But perhaps they are and I have just not paid attention to that.
Reply:The flowering plants don't command themselves to produce flower. However when there are the right conditions for an offspring to be produced, the plant automatically produces flowers to attract insects to help them with pollination. As a result the fruit will be produced.
That's why in spring we see a lot of flowers because the wheater and enviroment would be perfect for them to do so. If you notice, when flowers open up in spring and then rain falls the flowers wear off the tree because the temperature has gone down!
What kinds of yellow or white flowers are there that I could put in my hair for an updo?
I want a large(er) flower to put in my hair ....for a dressy event, with a raindforest theme...my dress is indigo, so I was thinking white or yellow would be lovely..just not sure WHAT TYPE of flower would work/would they have them at a floral shop??
What kinds of yellow or white flowers are there that I could put in my hair for an updo?
If you're planning on using a real flower, I'd suggest seeing an experienced florist in your area. S/he can tell you what is seasonal and affordable and/or what would look best for you. For some people, if they have a round face, a really big flower, like some lillies, can be perfect. For some people, if they have a tiny, elfin face, a really big flower, like some lillies, would simply overwhelm and look horrid. Take your dress with you!
If you're planning on wearing a silk flower, some florist will still handle these. If not, you can still get the florist's advice, and you can go and buy that silk flower elsewhere.
Best of luck!
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Reply:Magnolia! They are big, white, hard wearing, a bit waxy so they won't wilt and leak goo in your hair, and they look tropical!
If you can't find a magnolia, try a peony. They are also big and hard wearing and they should be available almost anywhere this time of year.
I would avoid lillies because the pollen stains clothing and skin.
Reply:White tullips are pretty, lillies, white roses or carnations, baby's breath is nice as well (that would probably used as a filler if you want something larger) White hydrangea's also look very nice, those are pretty large though. If you want to put those in your hair, you'd have to find one the right size. Daisies and orchids also look very nice :)
Reply:u could consider using a yellow rose or yellow iris along with some babies breath. the iris is big and delicate and the rose depending on the type of rose it is determines the size. the rose would be more sturdy
Reply:Daisys, or marrigolds, idk, sorry trying my best
Reply:White Water Lily, Big daisy, Golden Yellow Calla Lily. Any of these would look nice. Hope i helped (:
Reply:Daisies
Reply:white orchid or lillie
Reply:daisies, babies breath
Reply:white lily's....they are thee prettiest. try it out and you will l.ove it!
Reply:don't know sorry
What kinds of yellow or white flowers are there that I could put in my hair for an updo?
If you're planning on using a real flower, I'd suggest seeing an experienced florist in your area. S/he can tell you what is seasonal and affordable and/or what would look best for you. For some people, if they have a round face, a really big flower, like some lillies, can be perfect. For some people, if they have a tiny, elfin face, a really big flower, like some lillies, would simply overwhelm and look horrid. Take your dress with you!
If you're planning on wearing a silk flower, some florist will still handle these. If not, you can still get the florist's advice, and you can go and buy that silk flower elsewhere.
Best of luck!
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Reply:Magnolia! They are big, white, hard wearing, a bit waxy so they won't wilt and leak goo in your hair, and they look tropical!
If you can't find a magnolia, try a peony. They are also big and hard wearing and they should be available almost anywhere this time of year.
I would avoid lillies because the pollen stains clothing and skin.
Reply:White tullips are pretty, lillies, white roses or carnations, baby's breath is nice as well (that would probably used as a filler if you want something larger) White hydrangea's also look very nice, those are pretty large though. If you want to put those in your hair, you'd have to find one the right size. Daisies and orchids also look very nice :)
Reply:u could consider using a yellow rose or yellow iris along with some babies breath. the iris is big and delicate and the rose depending on the type of rose it is determines the size. the rose would be more sturdy
Reply:Daisys, or marrigolds, idk, sorry trying my best
Reply:White Water Lily, Big daisy, Golden Yellow Calla Lily. Any of these would look nice. Hope i helped (:
Reply:Daisies
Reply:white orchid or lillie
Reply:daisies, babies breath
Reply:white lily's....they are thee prettiest. try it out and you will l.ove it!
Reply:don't know sorry
What does it mean when a britsh man gives yellow flowers to an american women?
Hahaha,roses are roses how do we know if does roses where because someone else give them to him and he past it over to just a girl ,lucky she she whats on the right plaese at that time,But if it come from the hart ,then the color off roses does not matter.there is a god you know ,love and paece.
What does it mean when a britsh man gives yellow flowers to an american women?
He is interested in her.
Reply:Eternal love=yelow roses
Reply:2 points
Reply:I always thought yellow roses indicated friendship.
Red roses for eternal love.
Pink roses for the beginning of love.
Reply:I'm guessing that he couldn't find red ones.
Reply:he likes her
Reply:I don't think there is any signifcance between British, American and yellow. It just means he likes her.
Reply:He is a man, they are the first thing he saw.
Reply:I'm a florist ,and it means that he wants to give her some cunilingus!
Reply:flower r flowers.
Reply:it means that he is gay and yet he has feelings for you that he can't explain. He is thinking about changing teams just because of you, he is willing to trade his tea for ice tea, give up fish and chips for burgers and fries stop watching soccer and start watching baseball. It means a lot.
Reply:nothing
Reply:friendship
Reply:He wants to get laid?
Reply:Call a florist and ask. But I think it means that he likes her.
Reply:http://plantanswers.tamu.edu/publication...
this tells you everything about flowers as symbols
Reply:flowers are flowers he either loves her or her brother
Reply:It means he %26gt;%26gt;%26gt;likes%26lt;%26lt;%26lt; you. Rather than ,Red meaning he is romanticlly interested. Play your cards right and the next time they may be red
What does it mean when a britsh man gives yellow flowers to an american women?
He is interested in her.
Reply:Eternal love=yelow roses
Reply:2 points
Reply:I always thought yellow roses indicated friendship.
Red roses for eternal love.
Pink roses for the beginning of love.
Reply:I'm guessing that he couldn't find red ones.
Reply:he likes her
Reply:I don't think there is any signifcance between British, American and yellow. It just means he likes her.
Reply:He is a man, they are the first thing he saw.
Reply:I'm a florist ,and it means that he wants to give her some cunilingus!
Reply:flower r flowers.
Reply:it means that he is gay and yet he has feelings for you that he can't explain. He is thinking about changing teams just because of you, he is willing to trade his tea for ice tea, give up fish and chips for burgers and fries stop watching soccer and start watching baseball. It means a lot.
Reply:nothing
Reply:friendship
Reply:He wants to get laid?
Reply:Call a florist and ask. But I think it means that he likes her.
Reply:http://plantanswers.tamu.edu/publication...
this tells you everything about flowers as symbols
Reply:flowers are flowers he either loves her or her brother
Reply:It means he %26gt;%26gt;%26gt;likes%26lt;%26lt;%26lt; you. Rather than ,Red meaning he is romanticlly interested. Play your cards right and the next time they may be red
Yellow flowers for my bride's bouquet?
I love yellow flowers esp yellow roses, I do not want a large one just as if im holding a small loose bunch maybe with a ribbon. However my bridemaid dresses are truffle tones, like dusky browns and golds
would it go?
Yellow flowers for my bride's bouquet?
It depends on if the "truffle" color you're speaking of is a cool brown with grey undertones or a warm brown with red undertones. If it's warm then yes I think the yellow will go nicely. If it's cool then I would go with very light yellow or champagne colored roses. Really it comes down to what you like and what you want for your wedding day.
Reply:Yellow definitely goes with brown and gold, sounds like a lovely choice
Reply:http://www.kremp.com/index.cfm/fuseactio...
You just have your bridesmaids have a smaller version of yours -
http://www.kremp.com/index.cfm/fuseactio...
http://www.mcadamsweddingflorist.com/def...
http://www.mcadamsweddingflorist.com/def...
Reply:yes it would
Reply:Yes, and you probably wont have your bouquet on top of your bridesmaids dresses anyway, so dont worry.
Reply:Sounds good! Here is a good site to check out. Are you getting married in the fall? Doesn't matter, but even better. www.BeeBows.Net. Good Luck
Reply:I think that would look stunning, and for the bridesmaids go with cream flowers rather than white, cream has slightly yellow tones so would look gorgeous with truffle and yellow. Beautiful, beautiful choice,
Reply:Yellow roses sounds great, That's what I did.
I made my mohs bouquet like mine but smaller.
Reply:I think so
Reply:Yellow, brown and gold shades are lovely together and a good choice. Have a lovely wedding day.
Reply:sure sounds like it would ;o)
brown %26amp; yellow match nicely %26amp; gold, well, its gold o)
Reply:It would definitely go! I think it will look beautiful. The yellow roses are gorgeous, and are perfect just by themselves.
If you wanted to add a little bit more color you can check out the Confetti Roses. They are beautiful and incorporate the yellow. Here is a pic if you want to see what the Confetti roses look like...
http://www.cookesrosefarm.com/uploads/th...
http://www.iflowers.com/images/rose11sm....
Good luck to you!
Reply:check this blog out
http://glamourousgowns.wordpress.com/200...
as well as that one on flowers there are great mood boards on various colour schemes.
http://glamourousgowns.wordpress.com/200...
choosing loops
would it go?
Yellow flowers for my bride's bouquet?
It depends on if the "truffle" color you're speaking of is a cool brown with grey undertones or a warm brown with red undertones. If it's warm then yes I think the yellow will go nicely. If it's cool then I would go with very light yellow or champagne colored roses. Really it comes down to what you like and what you want for your wedding day.
Reply:Yellow definitely goes with brown and gold, sounds like a lovely choice
Reply:http://www.kremp.com/index.cfm/fuseactio...
You just have your bridesmaids have a smaller version of yours -
http://www.kremp.com/index.cfm/fuseactio...
http://www.mcadamsweddingflorist.com/def...
http://www.mcadamsweddingflorist.com/def...
Reply:yes it would
Reply:Yes, and you probably wont have your bouquet on top of your bridesmaids dresses anyway, so dont worry.
Reply:Sounds good! Here is a good site to check out. Are you getting married in the fall? Doesn't matter, but even better. www.BeeBows.Net. Good Luck
Reply:I think that would look stunning, and for the bridesmaids go with cream flowers rather than white, cream has slightly yellow tones so would look gorgeous with truffle and yellow. Beautiful, beautiful choice,
Reply:Yellow roses sounds great, That's what I did.
I made my mohs bouquet like mine but smaller.
Reply:I think so
Reply:Yellow, brown and gold shades are lovely together and a good choice. Have a lovely wedding day.
Reply:sure sounds like it would ;o)
brown %26amp; yellow match nicely %26amp; gold, well, its gold o)
Reply:It would definitely go! I think it will look beautiful. The yellow roses are gorgeous, and are perfect just by themselves.
If you wanted to add a little bit more color you can check out the Confetti Roses. They are beautiful and incorporate the yellow. Here is a pic if you want to see what the Confetti roses look like...
http://www.cookesrosefarm.com/uploads/th...
http://www.iflowers.com/images/rose11sm....
Good luck to you!
Reply:check this blog out
http://glamourousgowns.wordpress.com/200...
as well as that one on flowers there are great mood boards on various colour schemes.
http://glamourousgowns.wordpress.com/200...
choosing loops
I have a pond in the backyard. It has (weeds) growing on the edges with little yellow flowers.?
What are they and how do I get rid of them. It seems they grow from the shore out into the water.
I have a pond in the backyard. It has (weeds) growing on the edges with little yellow flowers.?
You have water primrose (Ludwigia hexapetala). Verify with these photos:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/beginasyoua...
http://dnr.metrokc.gov/wlr/LANDS/Weeds/p...
Then read about water primrose here:
http://www.wapms.org/plants/waterprimros...
Rodeo herbicide (glyphosate) is said to be effective against this plant. Interestingly, I am TRYING to get water primrose to grow around my pond. Most people (i.e., everyone else!) considers it a nuisance.
Good luck!
Reply:Pour star fire or gramoxone in several places on the edge of your pond in the water. Use extreme caution when handling this product.
I have a pond in the backyard. It has (weeds) growing on the edges with little yellow flowers.?
You have water primrose (Ludwigia hexapetala). Verify with these photos:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/beginasyoua...
http://dnr.metrokc.gov/wlr/LANDS/Weeds/p...
Then read about water primrose here:
http://www.wapms.org/plants/waterprimros...
Rodeo herbicide (glyphosate) is said to be effective against this plant. Interestingly, I am TRYING to get water primrose to grow around my pond. Most people (i.e., everyone else!) considers it a nuisance.
Good luck!
Reply:Pour star fire or gramoxone in several places on the edge of your pond in the water. Use extreme caution when handling this product.
What are those flowers on the yellow cabs? (New Yorkers only)?
I've noticed that alot of the yellow cabs in NYC have had their hood adorned with flowers. I'm assuming that this is some sort of advertising, but what is it an advertisement of? I'm extremely curious to know, anyone with any information would be greatly appreaciated! Thanks in advance.
What are those flowers on the yellow cabs? (New Yorkers only)?
http://www.yellowcabnyc.com/yellow-cabs-...
Reply:It's part of some 'garden' project. Based on 33rd street, I think, I used to pass it, basically I saw that people go into a large space on ground level and paint those stickers, anyone can do it, it's volounteer, some dude posted a link above me, that's probably it.
I thought it would be a nice date. Want to go?
What are those flowers on the yellow cabs? (New Yorkers only)?
http://www.yellowcabnyc.com/yellow-cabs-...
Reply:It's part of some 'garden' project. Based on 33rd street, I think, I used to pass it, basically I saw that people go into a large space on ground level and paint those stickers, anyone can do it, it's volounteer, some dude posted a link above me, that's probably it.
I thought it would be a nice date. Want to go?
Orchid- soil isn't drying out, yellow leaves, flowers falling off?
I bought my orchid a month ago. It has moss as its soil. It was wet when I bought it, but its not drying out. I have another orchid which I have to water every week, however this one I've only watered it once, and even then it wasn't needing a watering. Now one of the leaves is yellow, and the spike is droping on the end, and the flowers are falling off. Whats wrong??
Orchid- soil isn't drying out, yellow leaves, flowers falling off?
My boss grew orchids and always put them in a gravel base instead of soil. He explained that they needed air. Here's a site of growing them.
Hope it helps!
Reply:Orchids are potted on moss at retail stores so that they don't have to be watered before they are sold. They are not ment to stay in the moss. Repot with Orchid bark immediately!
Orchid- soil isn't drying out, yellow leaves, flowers falling off?
My boss grew orchids and always put them in a gravel base instead of soil. He explained that they needed air. Here's a site of growing them.
Hope it helps!
Reply:Orchids are potted on moss at retail stores so that they don't have to be watered before they are sold. They are not ment to stay in the moss. Repot with Orchid bark immediately!
Yellow Oleander? Small to medium street tree, tropical looking with brilliant yellow flowers.?
Saw this beautiful tree at the County Fair. The sign near the trunk said it was a "Yellow Oleander". But when I asked at two different nurserys I was told I was nuts. They said oleander is not a tree %26amp; comes only in red, pink %26amp; white. Never in yellow. I know what the shrub oleander is. This was completely different. Beautiful. I know I read the sign correctly. Anyone want to help prove I am not nuts? Thanks.
Yellow Oleander? Small to medium street tree, tropical looking with brilliant yellow flowers.?
So they think you're crazy? Crazy like a fox! You got a real eye for beauty. THEVETIA peruviana is one niffty small scale lawn tree. Called the Yellow Oleander, or lucky nut (never could track down where that name came from) is a beautiful, airy tree that grows very slowly to about 20 ft. high and just about as wide. keepit out of the wind and make sure it has good drainage and it will take care of it's self. once established it needs very little water ti look it's best. I talked my county engeneer into including them when relandscaping some county librarys back in the early 1990's. they look as good today as when they went in. i can't say the same for the other choices they made? for some unknown reason most landscape desidners always have to put Agapanthus in ever thing they design. You get one month of cool blooms %26amp; the rest of the year they look like crap. They put some in as a border around the library Yellow Oleander trees. wow, talk about a clash of color! big blue blooms %26amp; bright yellow flowers. Sure did draw attention to the new county buildings. Well, the Agapanthus are long gone, but the trees still look great. If your nursery won't get you one, find a nursery that will. remember, you are the customer %26amp; the customer is always right. just do me a favor, don't plant Agapanthus and do yourself a favor and don't put in a Jacaranda, Re: MESS-o-randa.
Reply:Wow, it is sad that nursery employees couldn't think up the name to help you. I am familiar with this plant. Thevetia thevetiodes or Thevetia peruviana are the two I know. They are a considered a large shrub but can be treated as a small tree.
See the links below.
Reply:Yellow oleander (Thevetia peruviana a.k.a. Thevetia neriifolia) is fast growing medium-to-large shrub that can be trained as a small single or multi-trunked tree. The plant is native to tropical America and thrives in heat but is sensitive to frost (USDA Zones 9b-11). Thevetia is used as a street tree in some parts of southern California and Florida. As a shrub, it can reach 8-10' tall and wide. When trained as a tree, it may grow 20-30' tall with an equal spread. Staking is recommended when young since the trunks tend to be quite flexible. Flowers are 2-3 inches long and range from yellow to apricot. Provide well-drained soil. Site out of strong winds (they tend to contort the tree in unattractive ways). If it does get frozen, it will regenerate from the roots and bloom the same year.
Reply:I've never heard of yellow oleander but I have seen oleander trimmed so that it grows tall to about the size of a small tree 10 or 15 feet.
MeOw!
Reply:No you are not nuts .
Another name for this "tree" is a lucky nut tree.
I say "tree" because it really isnt one. You can train the bush to grow like a tree.And i dont know why they call it lucky either. Very poisonous to animals,it produces a poison called glycuside which causes cardiac arrest in animals not sure what it does to humans. Hope this helps.
Reply:Yellow oleander, also known as "lucky nut," also known as "false oleander."
Like true oleander, it's deadly poisonous, but, has very pretty flowers.
If you want to order one, I suggest ordering it through its species name, "Thevetia peruviana."
That way, the nursery has no excuse for screwing up with your order.
dvr
Yellow Oleander? Small to medium street tree, tropical looking with brilliant yellow flowers.?
So they think you're crazy? Crazy like a fox! You got a real eye for beauty. THEVETIA peruviana is one niffty small scale lawn tree. Called the Yellow Oleander, or lucky nut (never could track down where that name came from) is a beautiful, airy tree that grows very slowly to about 20 ft. high and just about as wide. keepit out of the wind and make sure it has good drainage and it will take care of it's self. once established it needs very little water ti look it's best. I talked my county engeneer into including them when relandscaping some county librarys back in the early 1990's. they look as good today as when they went in. i can't say the same for the other choices they made? for some unknown reason most landscape desidners always have to put Agapanthus in ever thing they design. You get one month of cool blooms %26amp; the rest of the year they look like crap. They put some in as a border around the library Yellow Oleander trees. wow, talk about a clash of color! big blue blooms %26amp; bright yellow flowers. Sure did draw attention to the new county buildings. Well, the Agapanthus are long gone, but the trees still look great. If your nursery won't get you one, find a nursery that will. remember, you are the customer %26amp; the customer is always right. just do me a favor, don't plant Agapanthus and do yourself a favor and don't put in a Jacaranda, Re: MESS-o-randa.
Reply:Wow, it is sad that nursery employees couldn't think up the name to help you. I am familiar with this plant. Thevetia thevetiodes or Thevetia peruviana are the two I know. They are a considered a large shrub but can be treated as a small tree.
See the links below.
Reply:Yellow oleander (Thevetia peruviana a.k.a. Thevetia neriifolia) is fast growing medium-to-large shrub that can be trained as a small single or multi-trunked tree. The plant is native to tropical America and thrives in heat but is sensitive to frost (USDA Zones 9b-11). Thevetia is used as a street tree in some parts of southern California and Florida. As a shrub, it can reach 8-10' tall and wide. When trained as a tree, it may grow 20-30' tall with an equal spread. Staking is recommended when young since the trunks tend to be quite flexible. Flowers are 2-3 inches long and range from yellow to apricot. Provide well-drained soil. Site out of strong winds (they tend to contort the tree in unattractive ways). If it does get frozen, it will regenerate from the roots and bloom the same year.
Reply:I've never heard of yellow oleander but I have seen oleander trimmed so that it grows tall to about the size of a small tree 10 or 15 feet.
MeOw!
Reply:No you are not nuts .
Another name for this "tree" is a lucky nut tree.
I say "tree" because it really isnt one. You can train the bush to grow like a tree.And i dont know why they call it lucky either. Very poisonous to animals,it produces a poison called glycuside which causes cardiac arrest in animals not sure what it does to humans. Hope this helps.
Reply:Yellow oleander, also known as "lucky nut," also known as "false oleander."
Like true oleander, it's deadly poisonous, but, has very pretty flowers.
If you want to order one, I suggest ordering it through its species name, "Thevetia peruviana."
That way, the nursery has no excuse for screwing up with your order.
dvr
What is the plant that has yellow flowers and that pop open about 10 pm and die by 10 am?
Moonflowers are a type of flower that open at sunset or later and close with the sun. The flowers are large and white. I am not sure if this is what you wanted or not, but I have some links for you to look at if you are interested.
What is the plant that has yellow flowers and that pop open about 10 pm and die by 10 am?
moon flower
What is the plant that has yellow flowers and that pop open about 10 pm and die by 10 am?
moon flower
I have a plant question. I have morning glories that sit on my balcony in potters. Recently yellow flowers?
have started blooming. This is a totally different type of plant with different leafs. Is this a weed? The flower that has bloomed is not at all in resemblance to a morning glory so I don't know if it is a weed or just that a seed was carried into my plant and it blossomed ? What should I do about it? I don't know if this is bad for the health of my morning glories(which haven't bloomed yet?)
I have a plant question. I have morning glories that sit on my balcony in potters. Recently yellow flowers?
are the yellow plants vining too? If so they may be a MG.
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I have a plant question. I have morning glories that sit on my balcony in potters. Recently yellow flowers?
are the yellow plants vining too? If so they may be a MG.
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deodorizers
Is there a way to get rid of "goat heads"? (Weeds that have spikey burrs with yellow flowers in Eastern CO)
Nothing I have tried kills them, I pull them constantly but the house next door has a terrible weed problem. They are fast growing and viney and even the garden shops have different ideas. I wish I could find something environmentally safe and not have to torch my whole back yard!
Is there a way to get rid of "goat heads"? (Weeds that have spikey burrs with yellow flowers in Eastern CO)
A broad-leaf weed killer may kill them. Round-up will kill anything it touches, so be careful. Try using a pre-emergent next spring to kill the seed before it germinates.
Reply:Ever tried Roundup? Good stuff and you could even spray the neighbors too and get rid of them. If you don't want to kill any grass, that may be in with it, go with 2-4-D that you can get from a farm store or gardening supply place. Safe for grass but deadly for weeds that are broadleaf.
Is there a way to get rid of "goat heads"? (Weeds that have spikey burrs with yellow flowers in Eastern CO)
A broad-leaf weed killer may kill them. Round-up will kill anything it touches, so be careful. Try using a pre-emergent next spring to kill the seed before it germinates.
Reply:Ever tried Roundup? Good stuff and you could even spray the neighbors too and get rid of them. If you don't want to kill any grass, that may be in with it, go with 2-4-D that you can get from a farm store or gardening supply place. Safe for grass but deadly for weeds that are broadleaf.
Yellow flowers on the lawn?
hi,
My front lawn and backyard is covered with those yellow flowers and it started looking bad now. Its 70% filled! What can i use to get rid of them? i don't know what you call them...
thanks
Yellow flowers on the lawn?
Go to your local store and buy WEED BE GONE concentrate. This is made to be put into a garden hose sprayer. Use a spray bottle from Windex or something and mix up a batch.
Follow the instructions on the container, except. If you are supposed to use one ounce per gallon, double it. Put this solution into your spray bottle and get to work. Spray each plant with two shots. This takes time and effort, but it works.
Reply:Aren't they beautiful! We have a bounty-crop this season! I just love them. Why people kill them is beyond me...but, if that's what you want to do--kill your dandelions, then you either call a local turf maintenance company to spray your lawn or do it yourself. The chemical you need is "Trimec." It is a restricted use herbicide, however. Read and follow all label instructions. And keep your pets and children off your lawn for 24 hours after applying.
Reply:it does sound like simple dandy lions.
the best organic way to rid yourself of this scourge is to pull off the yellow tops every day all summer long and once a week dig them out to the bottom of their nasty little roots. this will be ongoing for as long as it takes.
somethings to know about these plants.
1. ) pick the larger leaves wash them and serve them in salad, they are full of vitamins. the roots can be made into tea ( i think it aids in digestion ).
2. ) these plants are not native to north america.
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.oh i almost forgot I'm Canadian eh.
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Reply:they are dandelions---it means nail of the earth. when you pull them out--if you can, their roots look like a nail. there is lots of stuff on the market--you could try weed %26amp; feed--it works pretty good. there is a company in this town called eco-green--they come %26amp; spray your lawn for weeds %26amp; spray fertilizer--a little pricey but not too bad. their product is phosphate free. maybe you have similar weed control companies in your area
Reply:you have either buttercups or dandelions. butter cups should die off soon. dandelions keep coming back. (groundsel also looks just like dandelion, but grows close to the ground.) both can probably be treated with a weed killer like weed 'n feed.
Reply:Yellow flowers.. Dandelions? Buttercups?
Reply:DANDILIONS. Check with you local garden center. They will recommmend the proper weed killer
Reply:Dandelions. Rejoice! They are good eating, and make a mighty fine wine.Better than just plain old green . EH!
My front lawn and backyard is covered with those yellow flowers and it started looking bad now. Its 70% filled! What can i use to get rid of them? i don't know what you call them...
thanks
Yellow flowers on the lawn?
Go to your local store and buy WEED BE GONE concentrate. This is made to be put into a garden hose sprayer. Use a spray bottle from Windex or something and mix up a batch.
Follow the instructions on the container, except. If you are supposed to use one ounce per gallon, double it. Put this solution into your spray bottle and get to work. Spray each plant with two shots. This takes time and effort, but it works.
Reply:Aren't they beautiful! We have a bounty-crop this season! I just love them. Why people kill them is beyond me...but, if that's what you want to do--kill your dandelions, then you either call a local turf maintenance company to spray your lawn or do it yourself. The chemical you need is "Trimec." It is a restricted use herbicide, however. Read and follow all label instructions. And keep your pets and children off your lawn for 24 hours after applying.
Reply:it does sound like simple dandy lions.
the best organic way to rid yourself of this scourge is to pull off the yellow tops every day all summer long and once a week dig them out to the bottom of their nasty little roots. this will be ongoing for as long as it takes.
somethings to know about these plants.
1. ) pick the larger leaves wash them and serve them in salad, they are full of vitamins. the roots can be made into tea ( i think it aids in digestion ).
2. ) these plants are not native to north america.
...
..
.oh i almost forgot I'm Canadian eh.
...
..
.
Reply:they are dandelions---it means nail of the earth. when you pull them out--if you can, their roots look like a nail. there is lots of stuff on the market--you could try weed %26amp; feed--it works pretty good. there is a company in this town called eco-green--they come %26amp; spray your lawn for weeds %26amp; spray fertilizer--a little pricey but not too bad. their product is phosphate free. maybe you have similar weed control companies in your area
Reply:you have either buttercups or dandelions. butter cups should die off soon. dandelions keep coming back. (groundsel also looks just like dandelion, but grows close to the ground.) both can probably be treated with a weed killer like weed 'n feed.
Reply:Yellow flowers.. Dandelions? Buttercups?
Reply:DANDILIONS. Check with you local garden center. They will recommmend the proper weed killer
Reply:Dandelions. Rejoice! They are good eating, and make a mighty fine wine.Better than just plain old green . EH!
In Annapolis MD, I saw a very large tree, with medium green leaves & fragrant yellow flowers. What is this?
Yes, pictures would be helpful!!
However, you might be describing a Magnolia tree. There are MANY varieties and a number are spring/early summer blooming with fragrant flowers.
Good Luck!!
In Annapolis MD, I saw a very large tree, with medium green leaves %26amp; fragrant yellow flowers. What is this?
Pictures would be helpful. There are a lot of trees out there.
However, you might be describing a Magnolia tree. There are MANY varieties and a number are spring/early summer blooming with fragrant flowers.
Good Luck!!
In Annapolis MD, I saw a very large tree, with medium green leaves %26amp; fragrant yellow flowers. What is this?
Pictures would be helpful. There are a lot of trees out there.
Does anyone know what plant has little green aloe like leaves that bloom little yellow flowers in the?
spring of the year? the name has ground in it
Does anyone know what plant has little green aloe like leaves that bloom little yellow flowers in the?
If it looks like this link it is a Haworthia.
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Does anyone know what plant has little green aloe like leaves that bloom little yellow flowers in the?
If it looks like this link it is a Haworthia.
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What is a plant that has small light orange and yellow flowers in clusters? The leaves are thick and waxy.?
The flowers seem to start out very light and get darker as they grow. There are many flowers in the clusters. It is about 1 ft tall now. I can't figure out what it is after looking online for 3 days now and want to know how to properly care for it.
What is a plant that has small light orange and yellow flowers in clusters? The leaves are thick and waxy.?
With the description of the think waxy leaves it sounds very much like a Kalanchoe plant.
Reply:Could it be a primula, or primrose? http://www.katzkuntrykuttins.biz/primula...
or marigold? http://www.hort.cornell.edu/4hplants/Flo...
Reply:Maybe a clivia, an indoor houseplant?
Reply:It sounds like Lantana. You did not say it is has a smell. Some folks think that Lantana smells like a fruity chewing gum, and others think that stinks. If you are in the USA there are several books out there to identify flowers, I like Better Homes and Gardens Flower Book (I think that it the name). It is a thick book with pictures, scientific names, common names, proper growing conditions, etc etc.
Reply:I would guess Lantana.
Go to google images, and do a search for it. Hopefully that looks like what you're describing.
Usually real waxy leaves are adapted to relatively high light conditions. You are describing a sun loving plant.
Reply:Go to Google images and look up these plants. They all have really thick and waxy leaves.
Moss Rose
Portulaca
Begonia
Maybe it's one of those. I could help more if you described the leaves more. If it's moss rose though, they are very hardy plants and do excellent in almost all conditions!
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What is a plant that has small light orange and yellow flowers in clusters? The leaves are thick and waxy.?
With the description of the think waxy leaves it sounds very much like a Kalanchoe plant.
Reply:Could it be a primula, or primrose? http://www.katzkuntrykuttins.biz/primula...
or marigold? http://www.hort.cornell.edu/4hplants/Flo...
Reply:Maybe a clivia, an indoor houseplant?
Reply:It sounds like Lantana. You did not say it is has a smell. Some folks think that Lantana smells like a fruity chewing gum, and others think that stinks. If you are in the USA there are several books out there to identify flowers, I like Better Homes and Gardens Flower Book (I think that it the name). It is a thick book with pictures, scientific names, common names, proper growing conditions, etc etc.
Reply:I would guess Lantana.
Go to google images, and do a search for it. Hopefully that looks like what you're describing.
Usually real waxy leaves are adapted to relatively high light conditions. You are describing a sun loving plant.
Reply:Go to Google images and look up these plants. They all have really thick and waxy leaves.
Moss Rose
Portulaca
Begonia
Maybe it's one of those. I could help more if you described the leaves more. If it's moss rose though, they are very hardy plants and do excellent in almost all conditions!
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My red cherry tomatoes have yellow flowers for now 3-4 weeks. When should I be expecting tomatoes?
I have been faithfully watering my tomato plants every other day. It is receiving a lot of sun and been growing nicely. Flowers have been bloomed now for several weeks and I am wondering when I should be expecting tomatoes. I was told that it should be a week after the flowers has bloomed, but it is now nearly 4 weeks. Please let me know what I should do to help develop the tomatoes. I purchased two tomato plants from a nursery and transferred them to a large pot and they are now about two feet tall erected with a tomato cage.
My red cherry tomatoes have yellow flowers for now 3-4 weeks. When should I be expecting tomatoes?
you seem to be doing the right thing, only water every day, and three times a week with tomatorite fertiliser, tiny toms will appear after the flowers fade, good luck
Reply:Tomhaslisa has it right!!
You got no pollinators...bees, butterflies, etcs..use a q-tip like his advises..I had to do thing very same thing with my cucumber plants last year.
We need to make very clear as growers that protection of our environment is very important to us as VOTERS.
Vote to have a safe eniviroment for your children and grands; Save the honey bees that pollinate our fruits.
..The plastic bag from super market is used for twenty minutes then discarded into landfill by thousands of Americans everyday; I bet an Iraqi would like to have any kind of bag to carry any belongings they might have for a day to the next refugee camp?
Reply:First, is it warm where you live? Tomatoes need night temperatures that are in the 50s to set fruit.
If the temps are OK, try this: in the morning, go out and SHAKE your plants gently. This sometimes helps tomato plants to self-pollinate. Do this for several days.
Good Luck!!
Reply:You need to feed the plants now that they are in bloom - liquid tomato feed diluted.
Reply:You probably have no bees in the area to pollinate the flowers. Take a q-tip (cotton swab) and rub the flowers, moving from flower to flower with the same tip. This simulates what a bee does to pollinate the flowers, which is needed to develop the fruit.
Reply:Are your tomatoes in a greenhouse where no insects can come and pollinate the tomato flowers? If so, then you have to tap the plants, midday is best when the "pollen of the day" is loose and ready to fall. If outside, then the plants should at least have a breeze to shake them to set the pollen free. Are the flowers still on the plants? Maybe you are just impatient. Flowers that have been pollinated will remain on the plant, and those that are not, will fall off. Give the flowers a chance to open properly, and good luck. In the winter, we had to whack the wires daily at midday to "shake" the plants to promote pollination.
Reply:Its just waiting there is nothing more you can do. They may be taking longer because they aren't used to the different temperature.
My red cherry tomatoes have yellow flowers for now 3-4 weeks. When should I be expecting tomatoes?
you seem to be doing the right thing, only water every day, and three times a week with tomatorite fertiliser, tiny toms will appear after the flowers fade, good luck
Reply:Tomhaslisa has it right!!
You got no pollinators...bees, butterflies, etcs..use a q-tip like his advises..I had to do thing very same thing with my cucumber plants last year.
We need to make very clear as growers that protection of our environment is very important to us as VOTERS.
Vote to have a safe eniviroment for your children and grands; Save the honey bees that pollinate our fruits.
..The plastic bag from super market is used for twenty minutes then discarded into landfill by thousands of Americans everyday; I bet an Iraqi would like to have any kind of bag to carry any belongings they might have for a day to the next refugee camp?
Reply:First, is it warm where you live? Tomatoes need night temperatures that are in the 50s to set fruit.
If the temps are OK, try this: in the morning, go out and SHAKE your plants gently. This sometimes helps tomato plants to self-pollinate. Do this for several days.
Good Luck!!
Reply:You need to feed the plants now that they are in bloom - liquid tomato feed diluted.
Reply:You probably have no bees in the area to pollinate the flowers. Take a q-tip (cotton swab) and rub the flowers, moving from flower to flower with the same tip. This simulates what a bee does to pollinate the flowers, which is needed to develop the fruit.
Reply:Are your tomatoes in a greenhouse where no insects can come and pollinate the tomato flowers? If so, then you have to tap the plants, midday is best when the "pollen of the day" is loose and ready to fall. If outside, then the plants should at least have a breeze to shake them to set the pollen free. Are the flowers still on the plants? Maybe you are just impatient. Flowers that have been pollinated will remain on the plant, and those that are not, will fall off. Give the flowers a chance to open properly, and good luck. In the winter, we had to whack the wires daily at midday to "shake" the plants to promote pollination.
Reply:Its just waiting there is nothing more you can do. They may be taking longer because they aren't used to the different temperature.
Will a blue bridesmaid dress go with yellow flowers?
I'm not very good at this kinda thing, I fancy yellow flowers and a blue dress for bridesmaid, my husband to be's kilt is blue and green. I cant find any pics on the web can anyone help?
Will a blue bridesmaid dress go with yellow flowers?
I think it will look fine.. you might also think about adding white flowers to your yellow flowers too.. or adding baby's breath to them to tone them down a bit..
good luck and its your day remember that.. its what you like and no one else!
and you said you couldn't find pictures.. here you go.. you might have to register to see this but the Knot helps ALOT
http://weddings.theknot.com/ODB/themes/r...
http://weddings.theknot.com/ODB/themes/r...
Reply:I think it could look really pretty and unusual but only if you get the right shade of yellow, can you get a piece of the material of the bridemaids dress and take it to the florist and get some ideas, she may be able to get matching ribbon of your dress to tie up somewhere in the flowers, experiment a bit, it could look stunning, good luck.
Reply:I understand completely - sometimes I think I'm color blind!
Depending on the shades, it shouldn't be a problem. After all, blue and yellow make green. If you're concerned about what shades will go together, may I suggest going to a craft/scrapbook store and looking at a "color wheel" - you can probably find one on the web as well -. Then you can see what goes with what.
best of luck!
Reply:definetely. it will look super cute. not to change the plans but see if white lillies will go with it because when i picture it in my mind, they go good together. but yes the yellow flowers will look good with blue because it reminds me of he ocean and summer. best wishes for the bride and groom !
-i hope this helped =)
Reply:as long as you pick the right shade of yellow it'll look fab - the best thing to do is to take a sample of the fabrics to a florists and they can show you all the different shades of yellow flowers that you can picl from - depending on the season of the wedding etc..
Reply:Sounds pretty - have you thought what shades of each? I love the combination in the blue iris (flowers) - stong colours that really work well together. I wanted these colours for my wedding flowers but my out-laws talked me out it - wish I had stood firm.
Good luck X
Reply:It doesn't sound like a nice combination to me, but you might be able to pull it off if you manage to find a shade of the two colours that will match - but that might take some doing. I think blue with white flowers would be lovely :)
Reply:Blue and yellow are lovely together. I imagine the blue and green in the kilt will be quite dark, so you need to go subtle for the dresses. A light blue will look stunning with yellow flowers, almost like a lovely blue sky. Good luck.
Reply:yes yellow and blue go really well together. I found this picture....
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bethanyjoyc...
Reply:I would say that a pale yellow flowers and any shade of blue dresses would look beautiful. If your fiance really wants green, add in some green to the flowers. I think that would look lovely!
Congrats and good luck :o)
Reply:I think blue dresses with yellow flowers will look pretty! I've seen that color combination quite a lot over in France. Yellow and blue looks good together. Sounds Chic to me. Wishing You a Happy Wedding Day and Marriage!
Reply:I think that will look great together, especially if the flowers are not really pale, if they are a nice, strong yellow (like yellow roses) then it will look beautiful and fresh.
Reply:the sky is blue and the sun is yellow and it is gorgeous!
i think those colors would look good together.
and if they dont match, who cares, its your wedding, if you think its pretty, do it!
Reply:yes blue and a pale yellow look great together
http://spjulio.files.wordpress.com/2008/...
Reply:My cousin had blue and yellow daisies in her wedding and it was beautiful. The blue was a "Columbia" Blue and the yellow was pastel. Good luck!
Reply:yup.
those to colors r awesome together.
then again, i'm considered an unusual person...
Reply:I think white would look better but if you like yellow go for it! Its your wedding and everything it totally up 2 u! Good Luck.
Reply:I think that yellow looks nice with a light blue.
Reply:Yes, pretty, especially for an outdoor wedding. Nice
Reply:i agree, white flowers will look more like a pretty wedding,...blue n yellow r kinda messy lookin
Reply:I think you should go with white flowers
Reply:as long as the blue is not too pastel coloured - have fun!
Reply:yeah, yellow and blue look good together
Reply:Yes, aw it will look lovely. Very summery!.
Reply:oh it will look nice together light or darkish blue would be nice with yellow
Reply:Yes this would look very pretty!!!!!!
Reply:no way you want white flowers with a blue dress
Reply:Yes it will go lovely
Reply:Of course (not being gay)
Reply:I think that would look cute!
Reply:yello and blue will go so good (thats very good choice!)
gud luk
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Will a blue bridesmaid dress go with yellow flowers?
I think it will look fine.. you might also think about adding white flowers to your yellow flowers too.. or adding baby's breath to them to tone them down a bit..
good luck and its your day remember that.. its what you like and no one else!
and you said you couldn't find pictures.. here you go.. you might have to register to see this but the Knot helps ALOT
http://weddings.theknot.com/ODB/themes/r...
http://weddings.theknot.com/ODB/themes/r...
Reply:I think it could look really pretty and unusual but only if you get the right shade of yellow, can you get a piece of the material of the bridemaids dress and take it to the florist and get some ideas, she may be able to get matching ribbon of your dress to tie up somewhere in the flowers, experiment a bit, it could look stunning, good luck.
Reply:I understand completely - sometimes I think I'm color blind!
Depending on the shades, it shouldn't be a problem. After all, blue and yellow make green. If you're concerned about what shades will go together, may I suggest going to a craft/scrapbook store and looking at a "color wheel" - you can probably find one on the web as well -. Then you can see what goes with what.
best of luck!
Reply:definetely. it will look super cute. not to change the plans but see if white lillies will go with it because when i picture it in my mind, they go good together. but yes the yellow flowers will look good with blue because it reminds me of he ocean and summer. best wishes for the bride and groom !
-i hope this helped =)
Reply:as long as you pick the right shade of yellow it'll look fab - the best thing to do is to take a sample of the fabrics to a florists and they can show you all the different shades of yellow flowers that you can picl from - depending on the season of the wedding etc..
Reply:Sounds pretty - have you thought what shades of each? I love the combination in the blue iris (flowers) - stong colours that really work well together. I wanted these colours for my wedding flowers but my out-laws talked me out it - wish I had stood firm.
Good luck X
Reply:It doesn't sound like a nice combination to me, but you might be able to pull it off if you manage to find a shade of the two colours that will match - but that might take some doing. I think blue with white flowers would be lovely :)
Reply:Blue and yellow are lovely together. I imagine the blue and green in the kilt will be quite dark, so you need to go subtle for the dresses. A light blue will look stunning with yellow flowers, almost like a lovely blue sky. Good luck.
Reply:yes yellow and blue go really well together. I found this picture....
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bethanyjoyc...
Reply:I would say that a pale yellow flowers and any shade of blue dresses would look beautiful. If your fiance really wants green, add in some green to the flowers. I think that would look lovely!
Congrats and good luck :o)
Reply:I think blue dresses with yellow flowers will look pretty! I've seen that color combination quite a lot over in France. Yellow and blue looks good together. Sounds Chic to me. Wishing You a Happy Wedding Day and Marriage!
Reply:I think that will look great together, especially if the flowers are not really pale, if they are a nice, strong yellow (like yellow roses) then it will look beautiful and fresh.
Reply:the sky is blue and the sun is yellow and it is gorgeous!
i think those colors would look good together.
and if they dont match, who cares, its your wedding, if you think its pretty, do it!
Reply:yes blue and a pale yellow look great together
http://spjulio.files.wordpress.com/2008/...
Reply:My cousin had blue and yellow daisies in her wedding and it was beautiful. The blue was a "Columbia" Blue and the yellow was pastel. Good luck!
Reply:yup.
those to colors r awesome together.
then again, i'm considered an unusual person...
Reply:I think white would look better but if you like yellow go for it! Its your wedding and everything it totally up 2 u! Good Luck.
Reply:I think that yellow looks nice with a light blue.
Reply:Yes, pretty, especially for an outdoor wedding. Nice
Reply:i agree, white flowers will look more like a pretty wedding,...blue n yellow r kinda messy lookin
Reply:I think you should go with white flowers
Reply:as long as the blue is not too pastel coloured - have fun!
Reply:yeah, yellow and blue look good together
Reply:Yes, aw it will look lovely. Very summery!.
Reply:oh it will look nice together light or darkish blue would be nice with yellow
Reply:Yes this would look very pretty!!!!!!
Reply:no way you want white flowers with a blue dress
Reply:Yes it will go lovely
Reply:Of course (not being gay)
Reply:I think that would look cute!
Reply:yello and blue will go so good (thats very good choice!)
gud luk
XxroojixX
I have two cucumber plants. One has about 6 yellow flowers, the other has none at all. Is this normal?
They are side by side. The plant without any flowers is about 6 inches taller than the one with the flowers. Thanks!
I have two cucumber plants. One has about 6 yellow flowers, the other has none at all. Is this normal?
my thoughts are-one with flowers is under more stress-plants reproduce in order to survive the species-give the other one more time it will bloom and probably be more hardy
I have two cucumber plants. One has about 6 yellow flowers, the other has none at all. Is this normal?
my thoughts are-one with flowers is under more stress-plants reproduce in order to survive the species-give the other one more time it will bloom and probably be more hardy
Any ideas for yellow flowers or a bush with flowers like Yarrow, Baby's Breath, Queen Anne's Lace, etc. that
grows in Northern Calif. (zone 9B) Everything so far is not a perrenial, is invasive, looks like a week when not blossoming, or something! I've looked through thousands of flowers! Don't you hate it when you have a certain picture in your mind but nothing matches it? Any suggestions?
Any ideas for yellow flowers or a bush with flowers like Yarrow, Baby's Breath, Queen Anne's Lace, etc. that
Yarrow does come in yellow. It is native in the white, A. millifolium.
Kerria japonica. Nice little shrub with puffy yellow flowers early in the year.
Forsitia too.
And calendula. Daisy like. Like the hear and don't need much water.
Marigolds?
Tidy tips (Annual), or Coreopsis (both annual %26amp; perennial spp.) are nice yellow wild daisy types. My lance leaf coreopsis have been blooming for a couple months now.
Have you seen the yellow Echinacea? Purple cone flowers with yellow petals.
And there is a Native "coneflower", Rudbeckia spp. that are very nice. Go up around Monterey and Pt Lobos.
Yellow eyed grass is a great little wildflower. Smal and Iris like.
And there are native Iris, the Pacific Coast Hybrids, in yellows and blues, and more colors.
Wish I could see the picture in your head so I might know what you want.
Maybe a large Sedum? Or Dudleya? Succulents that have yellow flowers on stalks.
Native Violets. Nice yellow flowers on groundcover like plants.
Reply:Forsythias are my husbands favorite, they get really big fast, and are quite lovely.
Reply:Try the Californian sunflowers or golden wild sunflowers. they grow almost round the year periods
Reply:Acacia has a nice yellow flower. It grows profusely all along the highways in Lake County.
Reply:Thryallis is nice and can be trimmed as it can get pretty large. It's often used as a landscaping bush. It grows well in FL. It doesn't blossom year round but, it is nice green and woodsy looking shrub.
Reply:yarrow
Reply:Send for free gardening catalogs so that you can view flowers and shrubs from the comfort of your home this winter. Here are a couple of links:
http://www.parkseed.com
http://www.burpee.com
Reply:coreopsis is a nice bushy perennial with small, yellow, daisy like flowers.
http://landscaping.about.com/od/galleryo...
Reply:I don't know if you guys have forsythia out there. Look it up. It blooms in April in NH
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Any ideas for yellow flowers or a bush with flowers like Yarrow, Baby's Breath, Queen Anne's Lace, etc. that
Yarrow does come in yellow. It is native in the white, A. millifolium.
Kerria japonica. Nice little shrub with puffy yellow flowers early in the year.
Forsitia too.
And calendula. Daisy like. Like the hear and don't need much water.
Marigolds?
Tidy tips (Annual), or Coreopsis (both annual %26amp; perennial spp.) are nice yellow wild daisy types. My lance leaf coreopsis have been blooming for a couple months now.
Have you seen the yellow Echinacea? Purple cone flowers with yellow petals.
And there is a Native "coneflower", Rudbeckia spp. that are very nice. Go up around Monterey and Pt Lobos.
Yellow eyed grass is a great little wildflower. Smal and Iris like.
And there are native Iris, the Pacific Coast Hybrids, in yellows and blues, and more colors.
Wish I could see the picture in your head so I might know what you want.
Maybe a large Sedum? Or Dudleya? Succulents that have yellow flowers on stalks.
Native Violets. Nice yellow flowers on groundcover like plants.
Reply:Forsythias are my husbands favorite, they get really big fast, and are quite lovely.
Reply:Try the Californian sunflowers or golden wild sunflowers. they grow almost round the year periods
Reply:Acacia has a nice yellow flower. It grows profusely all along the highways in Lake County.
Reply:Thryallis is nice and can be trimmed as it can get pretty large. It's often used as a landscaping bush. It grows well in FL. It doesn't blossom year round but, it is nice green and woodsy looking shrub.
Reply:yarrow
Reply:Send for free gardening catalogs so that you can view flowers and shrubs from the comfort of your home this winter. Here are a couple of links:
http://www.parkseed.com
http://www.burpee.com
Reply:coreopsis is a nice bushy perennial with small, yellow, daisy like flowers.
http://landscaping.about.com/od/galleryo...
Reply:I don't know if you guys have forsythia out there. Look it up. It blooms in April in NH
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Know of any yellow flowers to plant in a full shade area?
I'm in Zone 5A and am tired of impatiens and hosta. They're pretty, but I want t some yellow or orange colors too!
Know of any yellow flowers to plant in a full shade area?
Pansies and Violas do well in shade. As do foxglove. Although with foxglove, the yellows have a tendency to become white and purple after a few years. Also - don't rule out Impatiens - look for some specialty varietys - different species. Consider "African Blondie" or "African Orchids" or "Mango Tango." (Burpee.com) Also consider Begonias.
The yellow will compliment the purples and blues from your hostas - if you let them bloom.
Reply:That is a trciky question as there are not too many common yellow shade plants. The best would be English Primrose as it comes in yellow but is just for cool weather(In SoCal; Nov thru Spring). Clivia comes in yellow now but the plants are pricey.
Goos luck :-)
Reply:Winter aconite, early daffodils, crocuses, trout lily. A lot of the early spring bulbs will do fine under deciduous trees. Azaleas come in screaming orange, but they need part shade, not full. White flowers are also great for brightening up shady corners, try Trillium grandiflorum and Astilbe, and speckled Toad Lily for fall...
Reply:The yellow woodland poppy(Stylophorum dyphyllum) is the perfect flower to plant in shade and for your zone. I love this plant it blooms in spring and for most of the summer here. I'm a zone 6.This is a native plant and is found in rich woodland areas. It is also one of my favorite wildflowers to photograph. They self seed easily so be prepared to share with friends!! GROW NATIVE!!!!!
Reply:helleborus i believe also come with yellow flowers, and they love shade.
Reply:If your not opposed to some small shrubs there are some azaelas that come in a variety of colors, but for specifically yellow try some day lillies. There are a few that tolerate part to full shade.
Know of any yellow flowers to plant in a full shade area?
Pansies and Violas do well in shade. As do foxglove. Although with foxglove, the yellows have a tendency to become white and purple after a few years. Also - don't rule out Impatiens - look for some specialty varietys - different species. Consider "African Blondie" or "African Orchids" or "Mango Tango." (Burpee.com) Also consider Begonias.
The yellow will compliment the purples and blues from your hostas - if you let them bloom.
Reply:That is a trciky question as there are not too many common yellow shade plants. The best would be English Primrose as it comes in yellow but is just for cool weather(In SoCal; Nov thru Spring). Clivia comes in yellow now but the plants are pricey.
Goos luck :-)
Reply:Winter aconite, early daffodils, crocuses, trout lily. A lot of the early spring bulbs will do fine under deciduous trees. Azaleas come in screaming orange, but they need part shade, not full. White flowers are also great for brightening up shady corners, try Trillium grandiflorum and Astilbe, and speckled Toad Lily for fall...
Reply:The yellow woodland poppy(Stylophorum dyphyllum) is the perfect flower to plant in shade and for your zone. I love this plant it blooms in spring and for most of the summer here. I'm a zone 6.This is a native plant and is found in rich woodland areas. It is also one of my favorite wildflowers to photograph. They self seed easily so be prepared to share with friends!! GROW NATIVE!!!!!
Reply:helleborus i believe also come with yellow flowers, and they love shade.
Reply:If your not opposed to some small shrubs there are some azaelas that come in a variety of colors, but for specifically yellow try some day lillies. There are a few that tolerate part to full shade.
Which yellow cut flowers last longer?
I work for a store and yellow and white are the company colors we use cut flowers but end up buying them sometimes 2x-3x a week and I wanted to know what yellow and/or white flowers except roses (the owner doesn't like roses) last longer and stay pretty longer. We've found hydengea last a long time but zinnias droop shortly after buying them. Also flowers that are readily availible at flower markets would be good. Any advice would be helpful.
Which yellow cut flowers last longer?
Hmm. I think water plants live longer as cut flowers. Could you try a Yellow Flag Iris?
Here are some pictures:
http://images.google.co.uk/images?source...
Which yellow cut flowers last longer?
Hmm. I think water plants live longer as cut flowers. Could you try a Yellow Flag Iris?
Here are some pictures:
http://images.google.co.uk/images?source...
What is a nice yellow flower to get from a flower shop. I would like a boquet of cheap yellow flowers.?
I want to get a nice boquet for my grandma. Her favorite color is yellow. I would prefer not too spend an arm and a leg.
What is a nice yellow flower to get from a flower shop. I would like a boquet of cheap yellow flowers.?
daffodils.
Reply:elstomeria are nice... they look like lillies and last a long time.. they can be found in yellow.. There are a lot of them in grocery store floral departments around here.
Reply:carnation
Reply:Isn't your grandma worth spending an arm %26amp; a leg in flowers for? The florist can tell you what yellow flower is inexpensive. Daisies perhaps?
Reply:Snapdragons or yellow daisies are nice.
Reply:Gerber Daiseys. They are pretty and not to pricey. Tulips are nicely priced also.
That is so sweet!!!!
Reply:Do you have a Flowerama near you? They are very inexpensive and you can get a dozen yellow roses for $9.95.
Reply:Gerber Daisy's. They always make me smile. They remind me of a cartoon flower. They come in many bright, vibrant colors.
Reply:Chrysanthemums
Reply:carnations...they can spray them whatever colour u like
What is a nice yellow flower to get from a flower shop. I would like a boquet of cheap yellow flowers.?
daffodils.
Reply:elstomeria are nice... they look like lillies and last a long time.. they can be found in yellow.. There are a lot of them in grocery store floral departments around here.
Reply:carnation
Reply:Isn't your grandma worth spending an arm %26amp; a leg in flowers for? The florist can tell you what yellow flower is inexpensive. Daisies perhaps?
Reply:Snapdragons or yellow daisies are nice.
Reply:Gerber Daiseys. They are pretty and not to pricey. Tulips are nicely priced also.
That is so sweet!!!!
Reply:Do you have a Flowerama near you? They are very inexpensive and you can get a dozen yellow roses for $9.95.
Reply:Gerber Daisy's. They always make me smile. They remind me of a cartoon flower. They come in many bright, vibrant colors.
Reply:Chrysanthemums
Reply:carnations...they can spray them whatever colour u like
Does the wild form of marijuana in WV have little yellow flowers?
I saw a plant growing almost everywhere when I visited WV recently, that looks like mj, with pointed multiple leaves like the mj I've seen before, but these have little yellow flowers, which did not have much, if any potent, resiny smell typical of culitvated mj flowers. Is this the right plant? if it is, there is nothing for the gov't to worry about. No one would want to smoke it.
Does the wild form of marijuana in WV have little yellow flowers?
I'm alerting the authorites
Reply:Hahahah, "wild" marijuana is not native to West Virginia... I promise.
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Does the wild form of marijuana in WV have little yellow flowers?
I'm alerting the authorites
Reply:Hahahah, "wild" marijuana is not native to West Virginia... I promise.
horns
Weed with small yellow flowers?
I assume this is a weed, because it grows fast, and quickly gets taller than the grass. If you try to uproot it by pulling it, the stem will break. I think this is a very common weed, but I don't know anything about weeds, and just want to know what it is. Each grows at a random place in the yard, and they tend to not be close to each other. It has small yellow flowers, which seem to bloom constantly.
Few miles south of the Ohio river in west central Kentucky.
Weed with small yellow flowers?
Buttercups...
Reply:Sounds like buttercups which come in many varieties including the tall ones or it is Field Cress. Does it smell spicy and the stems are juicy when broke it's prb Cress and it is actually a very edible green if you cut them while they are small before they flower. Buttercups are hard to break the stems and are poisonous to cattle. If you see them growing in a pasture you will notice the cows won't eat them.
Reply:Hello fellow weed picker,
The first weed that comes to mind is of course the Dandelion. Its stems grow taller than the grass, and it has yellow flowers. This plant was brought over from Europe and was used as salad greens. It is high in Vitamin-C, however, don't eat it now, since the today's suburban gardens and lawns have been oversprayed with poisons. The German name for Dandelion is "Loewenzahn" or lion's tooth because of its jagged leaves. Perhaps this will help identify the plant.
If this is not the weed in question, here is something else I found for you.
Burclover "Medicago polymorpha"
Pea family; summer annual. Seed leaves oblong; first true leaf rounded with single leaflet; later leaves with characteristic clover-like shape and usually have reddish-tinged midveins. Small, bright-yellow flowers form in clusters at the end.
** If you need to see pictures, go to the internet and write the individual weed's name and asking for a photo in the search box, and you shall see. Hope this helped.
Reply:I can`t improve on the Capt`s answer. 2 4 D with some soap might take care of them.
Reply:If it is truly not a dandelion, it could be yellow hawkweed. It is a little early for hawkweed but you can check a picture and see if it fits.
Reply:a dandelion?
Reply:hey, I'm in KY and a little east from you and we get the same flowers.... stupid little allergy provoking flowers is what they are, and the only way to make them go away is to feed them to a goat (or you could use a weed killer)
i think the one you are describing is a plant is "Hairy galinsoga" it is covered in tiny white hairs and has a yellow daisy like flower
you can order a "field guide" for weeds of Kentucky through UK's college of agriculture, and it'll help you out with the control... but i have lived in this state for 10 years now and i tried for 6 of them to control the weeds before i just bought a damned goat, so now i only deal with the ugly weeds in my yard and not on the acreage.... and by dealing with the ugly weeds in the yard i mean i run them over with the lawn mower or spray them with round-up
Reply:a weed is a flower that has yet to be recognized
Reply:dandelion you cretin
Reply:How much was this weed.
Reply:beats me
Reply:It's a dandelion, they grow fast and tall but die off shortly after the heat hits. This little bugger infiltrates every ones front yards around here and it's kind of nice to see yellow flowers every where but they are weeds and after the flower dies, your looking at ugly old stemmy and bushy weeds.
Reply:My guess is creeping buttercup. Grows very fast, is extremely hard to get rid of. They even sell a herbicide specifically for it. The reason it's randomly all over is because it has rhizomes that grow under the soil. If you break off any of the root, it makes a new plant. I battle them constantly.
Reply:It sounds like dandelions.
Reply:Does it get quite tall, and bushy? It could be wild mustard. The city plants it around here(NM) to bind the dirt during windy conditions. And of course the seed has blown everywhere but they have a small yellow flower
Reply:Dandelion
Reply:Could be a thistle.
Reply:2-4-D broadleaf weed killer will take care of anything like that. It is available at co-op.
Few miles south of the Ohio river in west central Kentucky.
Weed with small yellow flowers?
Buttercups...
Reply:Sounds like buttercups which come in many varieties including the tall ones or it is Field Cress. Does it smell spicy and the stems are juicy when broke it's prb Cress and it is actually a very edible green if you cut them while they are small before they flower. Buttercups are hard to break the stems and are poisonous to cattle. If you see them growing in a pasture you will notice the cows won't eat them.
Reply:Hello fellow weed picker,
The first weed that comes to mind is of course the Dandelion. Its stems grow taller than the grass, and it has yellow flowers. This plant was brought over from Europe and was used as salad greens. It is high in Vitamin-C, however, don't eat it now, since the today's suburban gardens and lawns have been oversprayed with poisons. The German name for Dandelion is "Loewenzahn" or lion's tooth because of its jagged leaves. Perhaps this will help identify the plant.
If this is not the weed in question, here is something else I found for you.
Burclover "Medicago polymorpha"
Pea family; summer annual. Seed leaves oblong; first true leaf rounded with single leaflet; later leaves with characteristic clover-like shape and usually have reddish-tinged midveins. Small, bright-yellow flowers form in clusters at the end.
** If you need to see pictures, go to the internet and write the individual weed's name and asking for a photo in the search box, and you shall see. Hope this helped.
Reply:I can`t improve on the Capt`s answer. 2 4 D with some soap might take care of them.
Reply:If it is truly not a dandelion, it could be yellow hawkweed. It is a little early for hawkweed but you can check a picture and see if it fits.
Reply:a dandelion?
Reply:hey, I'm in KY and a little east from you and we get the same flowers.... stupid little allergy provoking flowers is what they are, and the only way to make them go away is to feed them to a goat (or you could use a weed killer)
i think the one you are describing is a plant is "Hairy galinsoga" it is covered in tiny white hairs and has a yellow daisy like flower
you can order a "field guide" for weeds of Kentucky through UK's college of agriculture, and it'll help you out with the control... but i have lived in this state for 10 years now and i tried for 6 of them to control the weeds before i just bought a damned goat, so now i only deal with the ugly weeds in my yard and not on the acreage.... and by dealing with the ugly weeds in the yard i mean i run them over with the lawn mower or spray them with round-up
Reply:a weed is a flower that has yet to be recognized
Reply:dandelion you cretin
Reply:How much was this weed.
Reply:beats me
Reply:It's a dandelion, they grow fast and tall but die off shortly after the heat hits. This little bugger infiltrates every ones front yards around here and it's kind of nice to see yellow flowers every where but they are weeds and after the flower dies, your looking at ugly old stemmy and bushy weeds.
Reply:My guess is creeping buttercup. Grows very fast, is extremely hard to get rid of. They even sell a herbicide specifically for it. The reason it's randomly all over is because it has rhizomes that grow under the soil. If you break off any of the root, it makes a new plant. I battle them constantly.
Reply:It sounds like dandelions.
Reply:Does it get quite tall, and bushy? It could be wild mustard. The city plants it around here(NM) to bind the dirt during windy conditions. And of course the seed has blown everywhere but they have a small yellow flower
Reply:Dandelion
Reply:Could be a thistle.
Reply:2-4-D broadleaf weed killer will take care of anything like that. It is available at co-op.
Need to idendify a vine plant with dark green foliage, small pink and yellow flowers that grows peas.?
This appears to be a wild vine of some type growing in my backyard in Texas. It is fast growing and has dark green "spade shaped" foliage and began to shoot out long green "sticks" from the vine, the end of the sticks began growing small pink and yellow bowl shaped flowers. After the flowers started blooming some pea pods started growing out from the flowers. Some of the pods are about 2 inches long and the others are still very young and small. Can someone help me to Identify this plant?
Need to idendify a vine plant with dark green foliage, small pink and yellow flowers that grows peas.?
It is called a sweet-pea (lathyrus)
A beautiful biannual in most parts of the USA.
You will find it quite common along country roads, planted years and years ago by pioneers and it has traveled over the years by irrigation. easily self sowing and the fragrant in spring is spectacular!
God Bless
grandma
Reply:I was ready to agree that what you describe is a sweet pea, but because you also mention "yellow bowl" I really believe it is a native plant known as goats rue (Tephrosia virginana) It has bi-colored flowers pink wings,yellow standards.
Need to idendify a vine plant with dark green foliage, small pink and yellow flowers that grows peas.?
It is called a sweet-pea (lathyrus)
A beautiful biannual in most parts of the USA.
You will find it quite common along country roads, planted years and years ago by pioneers and it has traveled over the years by irrigation. easily self sowing and the fragrant in spring is spectacular!
God Bless
grandma
Reply:I was ready to agree that what you describe is a sweet pea, but because you also mention "yellow bowl" I really believe it is a native plant known as goats rue (Tephrosia virginana) It has bi-colored flowers pink wings,yellow standards.
What are those yellow flowers across English fields?
While travelling from London to Bath this weekend, we've spotted loads of fields with yellow flowers which formed a stunning landscape. Now we are just wondering... What are those flowers and what are they used to?
What are those yellow flowers across English fields?
This is rape seed, brassica napus in Latin.
It is used mainly for vegetable oils and animal feed, but also for organic fuels such as biodiesel, which is a cleaner alternative to fossil fuel generated diesel because it is biodegradable and non toxic.
The view from my bedroom window as a kid and teenager was a checker board of yellow fields of rape and green grass meadows with cotton-wool puff-ball sheep and lambs.
Oh idyllic, beautiful, pastoral England
You're a feast for the senses
When you are painted
With the palette of Spring.
Ooops, sorry, got carried away. Don't try to look up the poem to see who wrote it by the way, I just made it up now!
Reply:It's oilseed rape which is used to make oil, surprisingly enough! It's the bane of beekeepers as bees love it, and it gives the honey an oily, distinctive taste.
Reply:What fields like this....check out the link.
Yes our country side is beautiful, especially early for the time of year, but yes as answered above, they are rape seed fields.
Reply:rape seed oil very good for you , but don`t mistake them for daff`s.
Reply:Hi this is called 'Rape' it is left until it turns black and then cut and the oil is used to make vegetable oil and other sorts of oils. It looks great but not good if you suffer from hayfever! It is a cheap crop to grow with good success rates and farmers get reasonable return and is in demand so we see much more of this now than years ago.
Reply:They absolutely make me sneeze!! They are caled rape seed and they set ff my hayfever :-(
Reply:I think you are talking about oilseed rape or reap..
Its pretty gives people a lot of allergies..
and its an oil for cooking but have a look at the site for yourself..
Reply:It's called rape seed, and its used to make oil.
Reply:Rape seed and it's a bugger for hayfever sufferers
Reply:Rapeseed. Also all over Cambridgeshire. There are prettier sights - bluebell meadows, etc., but they don't generate as much money.
Reply:It sounds like rape. Rapeseed is very widely cultivated throughout the world for the production of animal feed, vegetable oil for human consumption, and biodiesel
What are those yellow flowers across English fields?
This is rape seed, brassica napus in Latin.
It is used mainly for vegetable oils and animal feed, but also for organic fuels such as biodiesel, which is a cleaner alternative to fossil fuel generated diesel because it is biodegradable and non toxic.
The view from my bedroom window as a kid and teenager was a checker board of yellow fields of rape and green grass meadows with cotton-wool puff-ball sheep and lambs.
Oh idyllic, beautiful, pastoral England
You're a feast for the senses
When you are painted
With the palette of Spring.
Ooops, sorry, got carried away. Don't try to look up the poem to see who wrote it by the way, I just made it up now!
Reply:It's oilseed rape which is used to make oil, surprisingly enough! It's the bane of beekeepers as bees love it, and it gives the honey an oily, distinctive taste.
Reply:What fields like this....check out the link.
Yes our country side is beautiful, especially early for the time of year, but yes as answered above, they are rape seed fields.
Reply:rape seed oil very good for you , but don`t mistake them for daff`s.
Reply:Hi this is called 'Rape' it is left until it turns black and then cut and the oil is used to make vegetable oil and other sorts of oils. It looks great but not good if you suffer from hayfever! It is a cheap crop to grow with good success rates and farmers get reasonable return and is in demand so we see much more of this now than years ago.
Reply:They absolutely make me sneeze!! They are caled rape seed and they set ff my hayfever :-(
Reply:I think you are talking about oilseed rape or reap..
Its pretty gives people a lot of allergies..
and its an oil for cooking but have a look at the site for yourself..
Reply:It's called rape seed, and its used to make oil.
Reply:Rape seed and it's a bugger for hayfever sufferers
Reply:Rapeseed. Also all over Cambridgeshire. There are prettier sights - bluebell meadows, etc., but they don't generate as much money.
Reply:It sounds like rape. Rapeseed is very widely cultivated throughout the world for the production of animal feed, vegetable oil for human consumption, and biodiesel
Where can i get a picture of "peters golden carpet" a flowering plant, long & flowing? with yellow flowers?
the flower is small %26amp; yellow on a green thin strands, almost hairlike.
Where can i get a picture of "peters golden carpet" a flowering plant, long %26amp; flowing? with yellow flowers?
This is one of my favorite gardening websites. I often use it to identify plants:
http://www.gardenguides.com/
Good luck with your search.
Reply:Go to site below and scroll down for a picture. The ornamentals are listed in alphabetic order. Hope this helps.
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Where can i get a picture of "peters golden carpet" a flowering plant, long %26amp; flowing? with yellow flowers?
This is one of my favorite gardening websites. I often use it to identify plants:
http://www.gardenguides.com/
Good luck with your search.
Reply:Go to site below and scroll down for a picture. The ornamentals are listed in alphabetic order. Hope this helps.
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Why did our brussel sprouts plant just turn into yellow flowers?
we love growing stuff we can eat so last year we planted some brussel sprouts for the 1st timw, all we have are lovely yellow flowers though, which ive left growing in the garden , but what went wrong
Why did our brussel sprouts plant just turn into yellow flowers?
What happened was, I stole your brussels! Yummy!! You have to plant them every year, even if your seeds said perennial, they are not really. They only get brussels the first year, and only the flowers the next, and then they sometimes fade out. If you wait till next year you might get some brussels back, but then you'll still get them only every other year. And that's IF the flowers are good seeders. Not always the case :o(. I'd plant them every year, or 2 years in a row every 2 years.
Reply:They are biennial. That is, they gow one year for produce brussells and the second year they flower/go to seed. Cabbage is the same way. You need to replant each year.
Reply:Maybe you planted the wrong seeds?
Reply:Briefly,the plants have gone to seed.Brussels sprout seedlings should be planted about now,to produce sprouts in the autumn.
They need planting very firmly and the soil should contain lime.
Last season was cold and wet,maybe the plants never got properly established.
It's advisable to remove and destroy the old plants,which will be harbouring pests and diseases like club root.
Reply:are they not a bit like strawberries, when its in flower then they grow into strawberries.
Reply:the plants start with flowers like many vegetables, and then turn to the vegetable after the flowers have pollinated.
Don't get rid of the flowers because then you won't get any crops.
Reply:Brussels sprouts are a challenge to grow. You need perfect conditions and maybe some luck as well. When you buy brussels sprout plants, they are often already stunted, and will not produce.
Reply:You most probarbly didnt give them enough water lol
Why did our brussel sprouts plant just turn into yellow flowers?
What happened was, I stole your brussels! Yummy!! You have to plant them every year, even if your seeds said perennial, they are not really. They only get brussels the first year, and only the flowers the next, and then they sometimes fade out. If you wait till next year you might get some brussels back, but then you'll still get them only every other year. And that's IF the flowers are good seeders. Not always the case :o(. I'd plant them every year, or 2 years in a row every 2 years.
Reply:They are biennial. That is, they gow one year for produce brussells and the second year they flower/go to seed. Cabbage is the same way. You need to replant each year.
Reply:Maybe you planted the wrong seeds?
Reply:Briefly,the plants have gone to seed.Brussels sprout seedlings should be planted about now,to produce sprouts in the autumn.
They need planting very firmly and the soil should contain lime.
Last season was cold and wet,maybe the plants never got properly established.
It's advisable to remove and destroy the old plants,which will be harbouring pests and diseases like club root.
Reply:are they not a bit like strawberries, when its in flower then they grow into strawberries.
Reply:the plants start with flowers like many vegetables, and then turn to the vegetable after the flowers have pollinated.
Don't get rid of the flowers because then you won't get any crops.
Reply:Brussels sprouts are a challenge to grow. You need perfect conditions and maybe some luck as well. When you buy brussels sprout plants, they are often already stunted, and will not produce.
Reply:You most probarbly didnt give them enough water lol
When will my watermelon vine grow a watermelon? It is 2m in length and has small yellow flowers, but no fruit
A few months ago I planted two watermelons in my garden from seedlings. One has barely grown at all, the other has gone absolutely berserk and is at least 2 metres long and has 5 or 6 different 'arms' on it. A few yellow flowers have appeared recently, but no actual fruit to speak of. When (if?) will it grow an actual watermelon? Thank you
When will my watermelon vine grow a watermelon? It is 2m in length and has small yellow flowers, but no fruit
You have to wait for night temperatures to reach at least 50 degrees before the watermelon plant will start to produce female flowers, which is a tiny watermelon with yellow flowers just like the male flowers you probably have noticed on your plants. Once this occurs, it will not be long before the female flowers are pollinated by the male flowers, however depending on the variety of your watermelon, the fruit may not be harvestable for up to two months.
Reply:if you live in a very worm place have very good fertilize soil and vary moister not dry water melons need a Lot's water and heater and son should have fruit in 3Mont's.
Reply:the average time for the watermelons ive grown is 90 - 110 days. You still need to wait a month and maybe a half more. If your not sure if the watermelon is ripe, dont pick it. Wait. Ive done that to many times where i get so excited, yet the watermelon isn' t even ripe. You can even wait for the vine to die. Then your gaurenteed ripe watermelons, but make shure the fruits dont rot or even start to soften.
When will my watermelon vine grow a watermelon? It is 2m in length and has small yellow flowers, but no fruit
You have to wait for night temperatures to reach at least 50 degrees before the watermelon plant will start to produce female flowers, which is a tiny watermelon with yellow flowers just like the male flowers you probably have noticed on your plants. Once this occurs, it will not be long before the female flowers are pollinated by the male flowers, however depending on the variety of your watermelon, the fruit may not be harvestable for up to two months.
Reply:if you live in a very worm place have very good fertilize soil and vary moister not dry water melons need a Lot's water and heater and son should have fruit in 3Mont's.
Reply:the average time for the watermelons ive grown is 90 - 110 days. You still need to wait a month and maybe a half more. If your not sure if the watermelon is ripe, dont pick it. Wait. Ive done that to many times where i get so excited, yet the watermelon isn' t even ripe. You can even wait for the vine to die. Then your gaurenteed ripe watermelons, but make shure the fruits dont rot or even start to soften.
What are they - Huge yellow flowers fields in England 'n Europe?
On travelling from England to Europe, my mom notices huge stretches of yellow flowers. What are they? Their use? Wild plants or are they grown with purposes ?Thx!
What are they - Huge yellow flowers fields in England 'n Europe?
At this time of the year they would be daffodil nurseries fields, growing on the bulbs for sale next year. The only other flowers they could be is rape, but this plant is common in Great Britain, early summer.
Reply:It is a CROP rather than a flower, though it does have a bloom. It is called RAPE SEED and they use it to make oil. In the spring England, and a great deal of Europe, have massive carpeted fields of Rape Seed as far as the eye can see. The daffodils are lovely too - but they are along the roads, roundabouts, and homes.
Reply:Wordsworth wrote of such a thing.
I wandered lonely as a cloud, that floats on high o'er vales and hills.
When all at once I saw a crowd, a host of golden daffodils.
Beside the lake, beneath the trees, fluttering and dancing in the breeze.
Ten thousand saw I, at a glance, tossing their heads in sprightly dance.
Reply:Depends what time of year, could have been Rapeseed (grown for oil), sunflowers (grown for seeds and oil), or as the previous answer states - daffodils.
Reply:if its rapeseed, its a crop and its poisonous!! beware
What are they - Huge yellow flowers fields in England 'n Europe?
At this time of the year they would be daffodil nurseries fields, growing on the bulbs for sale next year. The only other flowers they could be is rape, but this plant is common in Great Britain, early summer.
Reply:It is a CROP rather than a flower, though it does have a bloom. It is called RAPE SEED and they use it to make oil. In the spring England, and a great deal of Europe, have massive carpeted fields of Rape Seed as far as the eye can see. The daffodils are lovely too - but they are along the roads, roundabouts, and homes.
Reply:Wordsworth wrote of such a thing.
I wandered lonely as a cloud, that floats on high o'er vales and hills.
When all at once I saw a crowd, a host of golden daffodils.
Beside the lake, beneath the trees, fluttering and dancing in the breeze.
Ten thousand saw I, at a glance, tossing their heads in sprightly dance.
Reply:Depends what time of year, could have been Rapeseed (grown for oil), sunflowers (grown for seeds and oil), or as the previous answer states - daffodils.
Reply:if its rapeseed, its a crop and its poisonous!! beware
How long until the veggies grow once you see the yellow flowers?
Im growing tomatos, yellow peppers, cucumber, watermelon... and some of the plants have yellow flowers, I was told that that is where the veggie will grow.. how long will it take once I see the flower? and how will i know when to pick it?
How long until the veggies grow once you see the yellow flowers?
The yellow flowers will only last 2 to 5 days, depending on the vegetable you are growing. As soon as the flower withers, look gently behind the blossom. IF IT HAS BEEN FERTILIZED (by a bee who carries the pollen from flower to flower, or by yourself, with a cotton-tipped stick) then there will be a small green button-like object behind the bloom. This is your veggie! The bloom will quickly fall off. It could take two weeks or more to grow to the size you want it to be, but it's lots of fun to watch it grow bigger every day!
Reply:Me, too! I've got peppers %26amp; tomatoes coming along! I often fertilize them all by brushing the face of each bloom with a Q-tip. Bees are scarce these days! Report It
Reply:By the way, the watermelon will take a much longer time to get to table size. You will know when it's ready by a large yellowish white spot on the underside, where it rests on the ground.
It may take the entire season to reach maturity, but I can't tell you how long exactly. Report It
Reply:If you planted them by seed the back of the package will give you a close estimate as to when they will be matured. It probably says something like 60 days to gestation or days to harvest. Yes the flower is where the veggie/fruit will form. Leave it alone, it will develop by itself. If you know what the veggie/fruit looks like in the store when you buy it, you'll know what a mature, ripened one will look like.
Reply:As the flowers bloom, note that there are male and female flowers. Only the females produce vegetables. The females will have a bulbous growth behind them and the male has just the stem. The time varies by vegetable...usually a few days to produce the bulb. Every fruit and vegetable ripens at its' own pace, but color is a good key. When the veggie is brightly colored and pulls off its' stem easily, it is ripe and ready for your table.
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How long until the veggies grow once you see the yellow flowers?
The yellow flowers will only last 2 to 5 days, depending on the vegetable you are growing. As soon as the flower withers, look gently behind the blossom. IF IT HAS BEEN FERTILIZED (by a bee who carries the pollen from flower to flower, or by yourself, with a cotton-tipped stick) then there will be a small green button-like object behind the bloom. This is your veggie! The bloom will quickly fall off. It could take two weeks or more to grow to the size you want it to be, but it's lots of fun to watch it grow bigger every day!
Reply:Me, too! I've got peppers %26amp; tomatoes coming along! I often fertilize them all by brushing the face of each bloom with a Q-tip. Bees are scarce these days! Report It
Reply:By the way, the watermelon will take a much longer time to get to table size. You will know when it's ready by a large yellowish white spot on the underside, where it rests on the ground.
It may take the entire season to reach maturity, but I can't tell you how long exactly. Report It
Reply:If you planted them by seed the back of the package will give you a close estimate as to when they will be matured. It probably says something like 60 days to gestation or days to harvest. Yes the flower is where the veggie/fruit will form. Leave it alone, it will develop by itself. If you know what the veggie/fruit looks like in the store when you buy it, you'll know what a mature, ripened one will look like.
Reply:As the flowers bloom, note that there are male and female flowers. Only the females produce vegetables. The females will have a bulbous growth behind them and the male has just the stem. The time varies by vegetable...usually a few days to produce the bulb. Every fruit and vegetable ripens at its' own pace, but color is a good key. When the veggie is brightly colored and pulls off its' stem easily, it is ripe and ready for your table.
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