All that recent rain benefits good plants and bad plants. With its thick outcropping of leafy green branches topped with small yellow flowers, an invasive weed commonly called bastard cabbage is blotting out large swaths of wildflowers, including the b... »
Author: Lorrie Forum: Recommendations Posted 6 minutes ago Hi Everyone, I hired a landscape designer to replace a lot of plants in my yard because they were the wrong size for the flower beds, wrong plants for the light, etc. She did a great job recomm... »
Author: danx111 Forum: General Rumors Posted 18 minutes ago Join us for the 15th installment of the Join us for the 15th installment of the Cherrywood Plant and Book Swap (FREE event) Where: Cherrywood Green (located at E. 34th St. and Cherrywood Rd.) ... »
Author: shellrose Forum: General Rumors Posted 36 minutes ago I pulled up an Ice Plant today and put it in a wheelbarrow at the back of the house (4004 Pinckney). It is a really pretty succulent with red flowers, a great ground cover or trailing plant ... »
Author: erica heroy Forum: General Rumors Posted 10 minutes ago We had some work done by Sara Searcy in December and I have been waiting for everything to bloom to post a few pictures and recommend her. Her contact info is 513.349.4590 and her email is... »
Author: erica heroy Forum: General Rumors Posted 46 minutes ago I am going to keep recommending Sara Searcy. Her number is 513.349.4590 and her email is sesearcy@gmail.com.She is great and super easy to work with and not put off by our super small proj... »
Author: lasp4448 Forum: Mueller Virtual Swap Meet Posted 56 minutes ago I would love to have some plants/seeds. My basic did not make it through our light freeze/frost. let me know where/when. I have some rooted mint. Interested? »
We bought a number of native plants at this fall's Wildflower Center sale and planted them. The recent frost seems to have defoliated our pitcher sage, beautyberry, butterfly weed, and flame acanthus plants (I did cover them with burlap). Will these re... »
