r/Horticulture

I need to know the tree's name , It's from Asian nativity, I guess

Hi there, I'm new at caring for these. They've been neglected for years, but never exhibited disease like this until I started trying to take better care of them! These bushes always bore at least a little fruit, but last year I decided to fertilize them with slow-release balanced fertilizer and watered them during dry patches. I tried pruning them in early spring because I read that was the smart thing to do. Now the whole patch is showing whatever disease this is. Is this stem blight? I'm horrified that I've ruined them. Any suggestions?

If so how large ? I want to keep em growing !

I don't know what plant this is, but every spring it flowers with purplish flowers. My kids love it and we've been taking pictures in front of the plant every year when it flowers. I want to take a part of it and grow it in pots for now, so I can plant them in our new yard. How do I do it to get the best results? Thank you so very much!

I inherited this one from my mom. She told me the name 100 times and I always forget, but now she’s not here to remind me!

Still one of the things I’m not used to.. especially working in “my” garden which used to be her garden. It’s how I stay connected to her.. but it sucks not being able to pick her brain of over 80 years worth of knowledge.

What is growing out of my chili plant?

I have this apple tree in my garden that is progressing leaning over every year with the fruit growing.

I want to stake it back up / support it but the root ball goes almost under the fence.

What would be the best way to support this tree? Or is it too far gone.

Is it insects or Fungus or Disease. Please let me know the correct treatment

Yesterday I used Imidacloprid 2 grams dissolved in 5 liters of water on them but still it doesn't work.Any other solution please.

The soil is Red Loamy soil

North Arkansas super tall like 15-20 ft. No noticeable signs of fruit of seeds. No smell when leaves are crushed. Both sides of leaves are slightly hairy. Multi trunked and white pith

I have some concerns about poison ivy or oak.

It has a white pith so I really suspect a dogwood. I can only find one flower on the whole plant and it seems to be a little deformed. It looks like there are other flower buds on that same stem but they are closed up. Ciliate hairs on leafs too. Located in north Arkansas

Good afternoon everyone! Some questions if anyone can help me please.

First of all, what tree is this?

Secondly, is there anything I can do about it growing along the floor, like bringing it back to height with supports or something?

Thirdly, is this tree infected or dying? It might sound stupid, but I can't see any clear signs of rot.

I really like this tree in my garden, I don't want to have to cut it down but over the years the old girl's been slowly sinking to one side. Anyone able to share some advice please?

Many thanks!

we bought our house about 6 months ago and just discovered the trees in our yard are invasive empress trees. they are growing super fast and have sprouted new shoots, what are our next steps? i’ve read about how invasive and bad they are in the US.