Ok my mom is making a soup with sqaush in it and I washed all the seeds and dried them with paper towls, how many seeds would I need to grow one squash plant?
Ok because some plants require 2 or more seeds to make 1 plant and I jsut wasn’t sure.

With seeds, should I wait or can you plant in any type of weather? I know with plants and cuttings it should be cloudy and not windy, but does this still apply to seeds? Please help!

I have a 2 year old sour orange tree and i currently give it 6-4-6 from fertilizer.

1. How much fertilizer should i give it

2. How can i make the oranges turn out sweet.

I want to plant a flower garden in the front of my house. My problem is that the spot that I want to garden gets a lot of rain because of the run-off from the roof. This is the only spot that I can put a flower bed for the front of my house. Any ideas on some flowers that are easy to grow?

• Hand-blown glass watering globes are a simple solution to keeping your plants healthy
• Since the stake remains in the soil the plant roots will actually grow around the stake and use water more efficiently
• Water level is visible through the globe even at a distance, so you’ll know exactly when to add water
• Designed to water an average-sized plant, these can be used indoors or on a deck or porch
• Each globe set contains a 5-inch Plant Nanny stake and a globe that holds approximately 12 ounces of water

Product Description
Hand-blown glass watering globes are a simple solution to keeping your plants healthy. Most plants thrive with consistent watering. Since the stake remains in the soil the plant roots will actually grow around the stake and use water more efficiently. The water level is visible through the globe even at a distance, so you’ll know exactly when to add water. Designed to water an average-sized plant, these can be used indoors or on a deck or porch. Each globe set conta… More >>

Plant Nanny 8100 Clear Watering Globe

Lately I’ve been at home bored when I’m not at work and I want something to do to keep my occupied, so I was thinking of planting some flowers. What kind of flowers are good to plant during the summer months (considering the hot weather and such). I live in the Dallas/Ft. Worth are of Texas if that helps. They will be in the shade of a tree but at some point during the day might get direct sunlight. I want colorful flowers but am not sure which will work… Thanks!

• Oxalis regnellii ‘ (Green Shamrock Oxalis)
• Sun to Part Sun
• Zone: 7-10 or House Plant
• 6″ tall
• Origin: S. America

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Oxalis regnellii ‘ (Green Shamrock Oxalis)
Sun to Part Sun
Zone: 7-10
6″ tall
Origin: S. America This selection of the popular Oxalis is composed of olive-green leaves. In late spring, the clumps are topped with pure white flowers. General Description
These non-invasive natives of South Africa and South America produce mostly 5 petaled flowers on 3, sometimes 4 leafed plants that make wonderful mounds in our gar… More >>

Green Shamrock Plant – Easy to grow Houseplant – Oxalis

I have a 16 inch pot with a planter stand that sets down in it with about a 8 inch pot at the top of it. I need some flowers that are really colorful, but have to be able to take full shade. I am looking for something to be very ful but still hanging over the pot at the bottom and them something at the top pot that is standing tall in the center and another flower to hang from the sides on it as well. I am not very good with flowers so links to photos of them would be wonderful!! PLEASE help!

• Easy-to-Use Plant Spikes
• Kills Insects and Feeds Plants for up to 2 Months
• Use in Potted Plants, Indoors or Outdoors
• Kills Aphids, Leafhoppers, Mealybugs, Plant bugs, Scales, Thrips and Whiteflies
• Use on potted roses, palms, ficus, houseplants, hibiscus, flowers, vines, and containerized shrubs and trees.

Product Description
Fertilizer spike also contains an insecticide. 1 application lasts up to 8 weeks. Kills and controls aphids, whiteflies, scales, thrips, and others. No spraying and no mess. For potted indoor or outdoor ornamental plants. Comes with applicator…. More >>

Bayer 2-in-1 Insect Protection with Fertilizer Plant Spikes #701710A

I remember reading years ago about some plants where the plant grows and makes seeds, then the seeds grow and a plant that looks unrelated grows from the seeds. Then the new plant will grow and make seeds which grow into the plant that you started with. Can anyone please tell me what these plants are called, and where could I find information about them?