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They are attached to a Thai Basil plant which will die off with the first real frost, leaving the sacks exposed to birds etc. I have a very cold room in my apartment, should the sacks be kept there in a paper bag or paper container?

I had a friend who planted them in her garden and I tried them. They are good. Been yrs ago. They reminded me of blk eyed peas. She was southern. Any idea what I plant to get them?

I have been booked into a hotel in Spring Garden Philadelphia for a meeting. What is the area like? I had hear bad things but are they just rumour?

At my dads house I used to see a ton of praying mantis’ and spiders but he just redid the garden and no they’re gone, anyone know how to attract them?

IF you have butterfly busehes and rose bushes what is the best time to trim them down before the spring comes and they start growing leaves and such again?

If you want to have spring bulbs (daffodils) when is the best time to plant those?
I live in Baltimore, Maryland

I want to create a herb and vegetable garden along with a wildflower garden. Any suggestions as to what grows well in zone 7b? Also, do you know where I can get wild confederate jasmine? Please let me know. Thanks!

It will be an evening garden wedding. March 2008. I am thinkinh of fushia and green. I would like the bm’s in black dresses. would that be appropriate? My thoughts for a centerpiece would be limes in a vase with fushia and light pink roses? What are your thoughts.

I can’t wait for fresh asperagus—I know I planted it 2yrs ago.

what are the best flowers to plant in early spring that will last for a while and are really pretty

the spot i have for them is shaded and tiger lilys grew there last year so any flower that will go well with them

i also want them to have a special meaning for spring

I know that these plants need lots of room, and good drainage. The space in question does not meet the 6ft row spacing x 4ft hill spacing; however, can they be grown using some sort of caging or containment method? The available space has about 3-4ft of spacing from the main garden area (just enough worked up soil for 2 hills). I thought it would be a fun project for me and my 5 yr old daughter to try and grow a jack-o-latern for use in October, and also some watermelon for summer enjoyment. Both of the plants to be used are “med-large fruit with trailing vines” varieties-which I prefer to have (not the miniatures). Can I grow these sprawling plants with success (using some containment method)? Thanks.