Hydrangea xmas tree
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submitted by MrLeo9090 to ClashofClansAccounts [link] [comments]2024.05.14 17:06 densemane Should ai remove this Cypress
My mom planted this cypress tree 12 years ago, and it is a pretty sad tree. It has the canopy of the dinky Christmas tree from Charlie Brown Xmas. It’s growing at a slight angle. We planted a red oak in the front at the same time 12 years ago and it’s over 3x as big. Considering removing the tree since it lives a miserable life.
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2024.05.14 16:49 Puzzleheaded_Fox2690 What has sprouted in my pot?
 | Hi! submitted by Puzzleheaded_Fox2690 to houseplants [link] [comments] New to this subreddit, figured you could help me. Last autumn I put out 2 pots of my dying Cordyline Australis on my balcony. They have been there during the winter and spring, so about 7 months. Now it's warm here in Sweden again and I went out to wash my balcony and saw that it had a seedling in it! I googled pictures of what the Cordyline seedlings are supposed to look like and it's not a match. I know it's a far stretch, but if anyone recognize it, I would be thankful! I live in the south of Sweden, we have birch,cherry, and apple trees in our courtyard. There are hydrangea bushes right below us and some kind of other white flower tree a bit away. It looks kinda cool since it has leaves of 2 different shapes, any help would be welcomed 😊 |
2024.05.14 16:38 d_rog_359 Is this PR or GR
 | This started out as several red dots of abdomen and back that exploded in a week to cover my entire trunk, upper arms, armpits, and neck. Slightly itchy and did not see a herlad patch typical of PR. However, the back rash has a Xmas tree pattern making it seem like PR. No strep which would make me want to rule out GR and no history of psoriasis in my family. Using a topical steroid and tanning bed to see if it makes it better. But what doe we think it is? Anyone with similar experience? submitted by d_rog_359 to DermatologyQuestions [link] [comments] |
2024.05.14 16:36 d_rog_359 Is this PR or GR
 | This started out as several red dots of abdomen and back that exploded in a week to cover my entire trunk, upper arms, armpits, and neck. Slightly itchy and did not see a herlad patch typical of PR. However, the back rash has a Xmas tree pattern making it seem like PR. No strep which would make me want to rule out GR and no history of psoriasis in my family. Using a topical steroid and tanning bed to see if it makes it better. But what doe we think it is? Anyone with similar experience? submitted by d_rog_359 to DermatologyQuestions [link] [comments] |
2024.05.14 16:17 SwampDiamonds Hydrangea ID?
 | At my previous home in Central Iowa, our yard had a super large hydrangea bush. I never pruned it back, and it behaved almost like a tree. I loved how easy it was to care for, how much the pollinators used it, and how big it was! submitted by SwampDiamonds to gardening [link] [comments] I would love to ID it so that I could find one for our new home in northern Illinois. Does anyone know what hydrangea type this is? |
2024.05.14 06:09 HopeHotwife ISO rooted cuttings, starting over again
Hi guys! I'm in search of some rooted cuttings and was wondering if anyone on here could help me out. I've moved a lot over the last few years with the military and we're finally settled in this house for a while. So if you're pruning or thinning or just experimenting with propagation, keep me in mind please! Lol.
Some of my favorites that I've had to leave behind and would love to replace are:
Annabelle Hydrangea Jasmine officinale Vetiver grass - Sunshine Pawpaws Dinner plate dahlias Oriental lilies Lavender Lemon and lime trees
I have a messy cottage garden starting up again finally. Comfrey, blackberries, a baby baptisia, irises, calla lilies, crinum, lemon balm, catmint, a Jude the Obscure rose, and purple heart are what I've managed to get going here so far outside of annuals. 💜
I love odd colors, fragrant flowers and pretty much any cottage garden plant.
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Some of my favorites that I've had to leave behind and would love to replace are:
Annabelle Hydrangea Jasmine officinale Vetiver grass - Sunshine Pawpaws Dinner plate dahlias Oriental lilies Lavender Lemon and lime trees
I have a messy cottage garden starting up again finally. Comfrey, blackberries, a baby baptisia, irises, calla lilies, crinum, lemon balm, catmint, a Jude the Obscure rose, and purple heart are what I've managed to get going here so far outside of annuals. 💜
I love odd colors, fragrant flowers and pretty much any cottage garden plant.
2024.05.14 01:19 NationalJackfruit282 Help me - what should we plant?
 | This is our front rock bed. We plan to remove the rock and replace with mulch (we have mulch everywhere else - this is the only bed with rock). My phone tells me the shorter tree in the end is a mahaleb cherry tree. We’d like to keep it as-is. My thought was to remove everything else. The hydrangea bush is crowding the cherry quite a bit, and we hate he shorter burgundy bush (ninebark?). submitted by NationalJackfruit282 to landscaping [link] [comments] We’d like something lower maintenance - occasional trimming is ok. Would 6-7 boxwoods spaced out below the window and porch railing look ok? I’d love to hear your thoughts. The house faces west. |
2024.05.14 00:15 runnereaterOTFer What can I do to give my small apartment a more cohesive look?
 | Hi all! So excited that I found this board - I’m inspired by everyone’s posts. submitted by runnereaterOTFer to femalelivingspace [link] [comments] My problem is that I love interior design but can never pull it off (similar to fashion, my other love). However, I’m moving in a month and thought this was the perfect time for a refresh. I will be keeping all of the big furniture in the picture (bed, couch, coffee table, bookshelf, etc.) but can’t figure out how to bring in funky and cool decor. I live with my boyfriend but he doesn’t care how we style it... please don’t mind the mess, obviously the Christmas tree is not usually there :) How can I make this more “me”? I want more of a cohesive look. I gravitate towards bright aesthetics with a hint of preppy/coastal (i LOVE hydrangeas). I also like the modern look with a bit of a vintage twist (funky decor). Any ideas here? Any good aesthetics I could look up to make a mood board? Or do I just have to buy things and arrange how I see fit? thanks in advance for your help!! https://preview.redd.it/2us71a2jq90d1.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8f1e51bacd789ecfdac8ec54ecf4bb8a55a719a4 https://preview.redd.it/mz3o4a2jq90d1.jpg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=200d73824bdf3b3a521304e7effa4bdb576942f1 |
2024.05.13 22:38 gojocopium Xmas is soon, I have a molotov and thinking about lighting a house up like an xmas tree. What else could my character do to celebrate living through the cryogenic winter? (she can stay outside for up to like 2 hours at most)
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2024.05.13 19:39 gotdorkyhair Is this a hydrangea?
Just over a month ago, I removed a whole load of weeping sedge and found what looked like a dead tree or shrub in the middle of it. I decided to keep it just in case it was still living, and now it’s gone crazy!
When I posted this originally (when it was pretty much a stick - see third pic), people suggested it was a hydrangea. However I’m not so sure now - I feel like the leaves are too small. What do people think this is - a hydrangea or something else?
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When I posted this originally (when it was pretty much a stick - see third pic), people suggested it was a hydrangea. However I’m not so sure now - I feel like the leaves are too small. What do people think this is - a hydrangea or something else?
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2024.05.13 00:44 Bitsandbobbles34 Oakleaf Recommendations
Hi all! I'm in zone 8b and have very alkaline limestone and clay soil so I grow all my macrophyllas in pots. However, I was looking to plant a giant oakleaf hydrangea on my new property and was wondering what the best variety would be. It would be fairly shaded by a big oak tree but get some morning sun. Thank you in advance!
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2024.05.12 23:44 Court_ruth5498 Flower bed advice
 | Hello! I’m looking for advice on my flower beds- I am brand new to this so please be gentle lol. I would like to keep the perennials we have but would be open to moving some things around and adding things. This is our first summer here, so most of the plants are established but we have planted a few things this spring. We are in zone 6. submitted by Court_ruth5498 to landscaping [link] [comments] 1: this bed is West facing but gets partial shade due to a very large tree we have. On the far left side is a young dwarf azalea (2-3 ft wide/tall at maturity). Then we have a couple hostas and a couple daffodils.2: same bed as #1. We have a Hosta and a lilac bush.3: full sun bed that is east/west facing. We have a variety of Dianthus, a young dwarf butterfly bush, and a boxwood.4: full sun west facing bed. We have a line of knockout roses and we just planted an endless summer hydrangea (not sure how that’s going to go.) |
2024.05.12 21:08 popcornjointslic SOS emergency- something is killing my hydrangeas rapidly.
Hi,
Thank you for any help as I am trying to possibly salvage my garden. I am new (started a few hydrangeas in planters last summer-moved zones from 6a to 7b where they'd have room to live. )and have worked SO hard on them. I thought there was a groundhog causing this mayhem (he's not helping) but I don't think he is the source. I
My hydrangeas have been doing terribly like getting worse before my eyes even with extra attention. I've uploaded pics and am at the conclusion it might be some kind of bug infestation? This rapidly got worse when I planted some annuals from The Home Depot (lol I'm new here but I have worked SO hard on my hydrangeas, really. Came from Longview Gardens and very happy with them last year. I covered them with umbrellas in NYC like a crazy person when it was too sunny for them and they fot too big to move around). They grew up in planters last summer and were gorgeous I was so proud of them. They outgrew the city life and I planted them in 7b last fall, they did great.
It's bad and I don't know whether to get rid of them and start fresh or try and save them. I've attached pictures. I still have to save my 2 newly planted young magnolia trees, my peonies (I think they are starting to suffer) and I don't care as much about the annuals ofc but I don't want the problem coming back. I am genuinely begging you knowledgeable gardeners as to how to save them/ the rest of mt garden. My neighbor mentioned that magnolias usually bloom by now, I checked today and both are black. Please any advice is appreciated I need to see if this is fixable or buy new hydrangeas for the season, having hydrangeas are that important to me especially on mother's day. Attaching pics of both hydrangea bushes, one magnolia tree (they look the same) and jasmine that have something that I am thinking is bugs on their leaves when they were doing so so well before. Thank you again.
sad hydrangea looking diseased
magnolia, had a few weeks of being disease free but short lived
base, how can I create room for airflow?
dark spots progress upwards
sad hydrangea
THANK YOU PLEASE I AM DESPERATE
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Thank you for any help as I am trying to possibly salvage my garden. I am new (started a few hydrangeas in planters last summer-moved zones from 6a to 7b where they'd have room to live. )and have worked SO hard on them. I thought there was a groundhog causing this mayhem (he's not helping) but I don't think he is the source. I
My hydrangeas have been doing terribly like getting worse before my eyes even with extra attention. I've uploaded pics and am at the conclusion it might be some kind of bug infestation? This rapidly got worse when I planted some annuals from The Home Depot (lol I'm new here but I have worked SO hard on my hydrangeas, really. Came from Longview Gardens and very happy with them last year. I covered them with umbrellas in NYC like a crazy person when it was too sunny for them and they fot too big to move around). They grew up in planters last summer and were gorgeous I was so proud of them. They outgrew the city life and I planted them in 7b last fall, they did great.
It's bad and I don't know whether to get rid of them and start fresh or try and save them. I've attached pictures. I still have to save my 2 newly planted young magnolia trees, my peonies (I think they are starting to suffer) and I don't care as much about the annuals ofc but I don't want the problem coming back. I am genuinely begging you knowledgeable gardeners as to how to save them/ the rest of mt garden. My neighbor mentioned that magnolias usually bloom by now, I checked today and both are black. Please any advice is appreciated I need to see if this is fixable or buy new hydrangeas for the season, having hydrangeas are that important to me especially on mother's day. Attaching pics of both hydrangea bushes, one magnolia tree (they look the same) and jasmine that have something that I am thinking is bugs on their leaves when they were doing so so well before. Thank you again.
sad hydrangea looking diseased
magnolia, had a few weeks of being disease free but short lived
base, how can I create room for airflow?
dark spots progress upwards
sad hydrangea
THANK YOU PLEASE I AM DESPERATE
2024.05.12 18:09 bunty_8034 Plant and flower advice needed
Our garden is a fairly big lawn with defined borders. Our soil is very heavy, dry and clay like in consistency so trying to turn it over is a nightmare. The idea is to put some plants or even trees in the borders. We get the sun in all areas of the garden as the day goes on. I would like some advice as a complete novice to gardening what plants are best for borders. Want low maintenance ideally and maybe year round plants if possible. We do have an olive tree and a hydrangea bush which we want to keep but any other suggestions for plants or flowers would be gratefully received 🙏🍃🌼🎄
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2024.05.12 15:38 mkraft Renovating/Updating garage after flooding. Need inspiration & pics for the DIY part
This week, we're beginning the biggest renovation project on our house since we moved in 4 years ago: sump pump installation and "down to the studs" renovation of the single-car garage that we use as storage and workbench.
"Garage renovation" companies around here are astronomically expensive, and the demo/reno is already pricey, so we're doing the furnishing and storage ourselves.
I'm losing the large worktables that we inherited from the prior owner, but gaining a ton of wallspace and square footage. Planning on getting some industrial-size metal wire shelves for storing the Xmas tree and other bulky items, and a set of cabinets/drawers from Costco.
Would love to see any projects y'all have done--any really creative storage solutions for bikes, tools, miscellaneous nuts & bolts, etc?
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"Garage renovation" companies around here are astronomically expensive, and the demo/reno is already pricey, so we're doing the furnishing and storage ourselves.
I'm losing the large worktables that we inherited from the prior owner, but gaining a ton of wallspace and square footage. Planning on getting some industrial-size metal wire shelves for storing the Xmas tree and other bulky items, and a set of cabinets/drawers from Costco.
Would love to see any projects y'all have done--any really creative storage solutions for bikes, tools, miscellaneous nuts & bolts, etc?
2024.05.12 05:20 YumSlushyyy123 Does anyone have an island with a Four-leaf Clover tree, Christmas Ornament Fruit tree and Xmas Eve Yellow Poinsettia Fruit tree?
If so, I'll add you to my friends list! I want a P-2 Kemari so bad but I don't have any of those fruits! Can you guys help?
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2024.05.11 23:23 ImHereForTheDessert What is this flowering tree called?
 | We keep driving past these in my Maryland neighborhood. I would like to plant some but I have no idea what they are. Google images says Rhododendron , Azalea, & hydrangea. The blooms are large on leggy stems/tree branches. The petals of the flowers look larger than hydrangeas. submitted by ImHereForTheDessert to gardening [link] [comments] |
2024.05.11 23:18 ImHereForTheDessert What is this flowering tree/shrub called?
 | We keep driving past these in my Maryland neighborhood. I would like to plant some but I have no idea what they are. Google images says Rhododendron , Azalea, & hydrangea. The blooms are large on leggy stems/tree branches. The petals of the flowers look larger than hydrangeas. submitted by ImHereForTheDessert to PlantIdentification [link] [comments] |
2024.05.11 22:14 Vegetable_Western_52 Mechanics with courtesy car in the EK area
Anyone know of mechanics that offer a courtesy car in the East Kildonan area? My car is having an electrical issues with all the lights on the dash lit up like a Xmas tree.
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