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Marigolds From Seed: 6 Inches Tall, No Blooms — Here's Why

Seed-started marigolds are 6 tall, heavily potted, well-fertilized, in full sun — but no flowers. Should you cut nitrogen, boost P & K? Three Likely Reasons Not mature yet. Tall varieties (10+) need more size before

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Reviving Leggy Wave Petunias in Hanging Baskets: The 3-Week Pruning Plan

Wave petunia baskets were stunning for 6 weeks, now thinned, leggy (24–30), still blooming. Alabama heat, afternoon sun, deadheaded, fertilized, watered regularly. Should you cut them back? Yes — And Heres the Pro Sched

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Top Sun-Loving Ground Covers: 15+ Beautiful, Low-Maintenance Picks

You want a hardy, fast-spreading, pretty ground cover for full sun. Low maintenance assumed. Here are the best options by category. Flowering Favorites Alchemilla mollis (Ladys Mantle) — chartreuse blooms, soft folia

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Best Ground Covers for Sun: Pachysandra vs. English Ivy — And Why Pachysandra Wins

You want a fast, sturdy, pretty ground cover for hot sun. Two classics: Pachysandra and English Ivy. Recommendation: Pachysandra Stays low (4 max) — wont choke perennials/annuals. Thrives in light to medium shade (

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Hundreds of Daddy Longlegs on Back-Porch Impatiens? Just a Spider Thing

New impatiens pots on the back porch are covered in daddy longlegs (harvestmen). Front pots have 1–2. Why the difference? Youre in southern Ohio. Probable Reasons (All Harmless) A female laid eggs in/near back pots —

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Impatiens Lost All Flowers After Miracle-Gro? The Real Culprit: Daily 45-Minute Watering

You planted impatiens Mothers Day, mulched, set sprinklers for 45 minutes daily. Two weeks ago you applied Miracle-Gro — since then, all flowers gone, leaves curled, soil moist under mulch. Last year same routine worked.

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Are Impatiens Poisonous to Cats? Not Toxic, But Can Cause Upset Stomach

Your cat eats impatiens and vomits more lately. Are they poisonous? Short Answer: No — But Not Harmless Either Impatiens are not toxic to cats. However, like many non-food plants, they can cause gastrointestinal irritat

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Tidal Wave Petunias Dying? You're Watering Way Too Much

Seven Tidal Wave petunias are dying. You water twice daily (morning + night), they get 7+ hours sun. First-time gardener — help needed. The Classic Newbie Mistake: Overwatering Petunias rot when roots stay constantly we

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Yellow Spots on Impatiens Leaves? Check for Root-Bound Plants in Small Pots

Your impatiens in original plastic nursery pots have yellow-spotted leaves. You water every other day when they wilt. Not overwatering — so whats wrong? The Real Issue: Root-Bound in Tiny Pots Yellow leaves mean roots c

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Why Your Irises Grow Leaves But No Flowers

Two irises planted last year bloomed once. This year: big leaves, zero buds. They get morning and late afternoon sun. What went wrong? First: Identify Your Iris Type Beardless irises (Siberian, Japanese, Louisiana) —

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Why Your Impatiens Have Lush Leaves But Zero Flowers

Your impatiens are full, green, and healthy — but no buds, no blooms. Youre in Westchester, NY, with deer (controlled by Bobbex), proper water, and partial sun. Whats missing? Three Likely Causes Too much sun. Impati

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Where to Buy Ladybugs on Long Island — And How to Use Them Right

Youre a container gardener on Long Islands North Shore battling aphids on petunias and vinca. Ladybugs can help — but where to buy, and how to deploy them effectively? Local Source: Hicks Nurseries Hicks (Jericho Turnpi

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Powdery Mildew on Marigolds? Stop Daily Sprinkling — Water Deeply Instead

Your marigolds started strong after Memorial Day planting, but now a white film coats leaves, they turn brittle, and plants die. Daily sprinkler watering is the cause. The Problem: Wet Foliage = Fungal Paradise Marigold

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Best Annuals for Southeast-Facing Window Boxes in Minnesota

Your southeast-facing window boxes get morning sun. Impatiens and vinca wont grow — leaves brown, plants stall. You want variety and color that thrives in this spot. Fix the Foundation First Fresh soil every year. Ol

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Rescuing Overwatered Petunias in Hanging Baskets

You moved petunia baskets into a decorative urn without drainage for a couple days. Now theyre brown, wilted, and look dead. Youve hung them back up, stopped watering, and hope theyll recover. Can they be saved? Immedia

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Transplanting Crepe Myrtle & Propagating From Cuttings — Not Seeds

You have a 4–5 foot crepe myrtle to transplant in Northwest Tennessee, plus questions about growing new plants from seed. Heres the expert approach. Best Time to Transplant: Early Fall Move it in early fall so roots est

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Tiny Black Specks on Petunias? It's Likely Mites or Flea Beetles — Here's the Organic Fix

Your hanging petunia baskets have flowers eaten at the base and tiny black specks covering the plants. Household bug spray turned flowers brown. You need a plant-safe solution. Identify the Pest Those specks are likely

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Pinch Back Leggy Impatiens for Bushier, Longer Blooms

Your impatiens in deck rail boxes usually last into fall, but this year theyre getting leggy and thick-stalked by early July — blooming beautifully but requiring extra water and looking like theyll burn out before August

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Stop Squash Vine Borers From Destroying Your Zucchini

Every year your zucchini thrives for 60 days — then the stems near the ground turn mushy tan, flowers get cut off at the stem, and the plant dies. Inside the stems, you find small borers. Youve sprayed since planting, bu

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Why Your Impatiens Keep Getting Root Rot — And How to Fix It

Youve grown impatiens successfully for over a decade on the north side of your home. But for the past three years, root rot has struck every season — even after you mounded the soil for drainage and replaced it entirely.

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