Question by teeteeShonuff: What is the name of the white flower in the incredible hulk movie?
It was the white flower in the beginning of the movie that had what appeared to be shear petals, and the stem had many varying branches. I am hoping to find out the name of the flower.
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Answer by Miss Chief
Family: Liliaceae (lil-ee-AY-see-ee)
Genus: Hosta (HOSS-tuh)
Cultivar: Incredible Hulk
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Question by marnik_20002001: Cutting back hostas?
I planted about 12 hostas last year and cut them back in the Fall. Now none of the hostas are growing…you can’t even find where I planted them…there’s nothing there….
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Answer by crash
water them thay will come up, you will see little pointy shoot.
I have about 50 in my yard and its the same thing even on the bigger ones you can’t see where that are
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Question by urbanbutterfly: What are some good plant choices for an informal boundary?
I am interested in dividing up my backyard a little bit. To make it more like garden rooms. What kinds of plants make nice informal borders or boundaries? Currently I use boxwoods, blueberry bushes and grapes…
Many Thanks for your input. I can grow a wide range of plants in my zone.
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Answer by Chuck M
Lavender Bushes
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Question by CROSS-EYED PENGUIN: What are the best types of plants and flowers to showcase a newly built deck?
Its on the front of my house facing the road so I need something a little showy.
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Answer by beachgirl
It depends on how much sun this area gets. If it’s shady most
of the day, Impatience works great, and comes in great shades
of pinks, purples, and white. If it gets a lot of sun, you need
something a little tougher, like petunias. They come in colors
from deep purple to pink, to red, to white. They are bigger than
the Impatience, but either way you go, put a lot of them out there.
Question by Kelly: What types of plants, flowers, hanging baskets, etc will grow and thrive in shade?
My balcony gets no sun and every year I have trouble getting any flower or plants to thrive on my balcony. Does anyone have any suggestions? I would really like to be able to have some plants out there. Thanks.
Thanks guys.. I will have to try out some of your suggestions and see what happens.
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Question by Shaunna: What happened to my Hostas?
I planted 3 hosta’s over 1 1/2 months ago. Nothing happened so I dug up where I had planted them and there was nothing there. What could’ve happened. I did everything I knew to do. Yes, I watered them.
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Answer by Alesha
I bet some animals got at ’em! I think rabbits and other rodents find hostas yummy.
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Question by love the puppies: what could I plant in this that would come up every year?
I have a cement planter box on the side of my yard. I was wondering what I could plant in it now that would come up every year and last through the spring and summer? something with colors, preferably, and not hostas, im over run with them. also how do you thin out and transplant hostas????
Thanks
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Answer by Selmuir S
trees
SAVE THE TREES
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Question by doodlebuttus: What would be some good flowers to plant?
I want to plant some flowers to add color to my front entrance area, but I don’t know what would work the best. I live in Illinois, the area faces south, and it gets some direct sunlight (but is usually in shade). Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Answer by Gaga B
roses are nice – irish’s come back every year
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Question by inquiryminds: Hostas, planting question?
I have hostas in my flower beds. One is growing what looks like a new plant start… I’m wondering do I just clip it off and plant it or do I have to root it in water first? Searched the web and can’t find it.
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Answer by Hurley
Allow it to grow for now & develop some of its’ own roots before separating it. Then transplant it.
http://members.tripod.com/perfectperennials/id8.html
http://hardyplants.com/Hosta1.htm
http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/gl_plants_perennials/article/0,1785,HGTV_3610_1396591,00.html
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