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That is very disappointing

It depends on how bad it is...immediately stop watering and let it dry out. Mandevillas are drought-tolerant plants. Make sure there is proper drainage in the pot. As you know Mandevillas do not like wet feet. You can remove the plant from its pot and inspect the roots. Trim off any roots that are black, soft or mushy as these are rotten. Repot the plant. Hope that helps.

Geraniums do not like to have too wet of soil so be sure to do the soil test by reaching your finger down in the soil and if it is dry a few inches down, it would be fine to water. In a container, be sure to water if the soil is dry.

Caladiums are relatively low maintenance, tropical plants. They only need moderate watering and some fertilizer. So enjoy!

www.gardeners.com/how-to/lily-beetle/8090.html - here is more information from our NGB member Gardener's Supply Company that should help answer your questions

These are only available as plants, not seeds. all-americaselections.org/product/petunia-bees-knees/

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Glads, as you know, do not rebloom from the same corm. They might be fattening up and producing seeds which we recommend cutting off. This way the glad will focus its energy on the corm. You could just leave it and see what happens! Let us know.

@@NationalGardenBureau thank you for getting back to me, I will see what happens

I guess because they don't know that the peppers are ready when they can be pulled off and you don't need a cutter. They must be harvesting when they are not mature.

The best for sure!

In the spring, add compost or a balanced slow-release granular fertilzer around the base. For containers, use a water-soluble fertilzer for best results.

Excllent

To prevent your geraniums from getting leggy, you must prune them at least once a year. They are naturally leggy, woody plants in the wild so to keep them compact in your garden, you will need to prune off the top third once a year. Legginess can also be a result of poor light conditions - they need full sun.

​@@NationalGardenBureau the old woman that gave it to me, warned me that it was a certain type of geranium that required more pruning than normal geraniums.. id like to know what kind of variety it is, but search engines are terrible, and the only results i get are for how to get more flowers.. i guess ill just have to immediatly cut off new growth, from this cutting i started, so that it will branch out, because im stubborn and sentimental, and want to keep it in some way

@@longfootbuddy That is very sweet. It is very hard to tell a variety of geranium especially if it is an older variety because there are so many newer ones out there. Maybe somewhere here might be able to help - www.geraniumsociety.org/

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That is perfect. Morning is the best time to water.

Yes, bees and other pollinators are attracted to celosia flowers. Here is more information on the different types of celosia ngb.org/year-of-the-celosia/

They are beauties!

Technically you could transition the Canna back indoors as a foliage plant but it might not perform as beautifully as expected. The transition can be rough from full sun summer and heat loving flowering plant to indoor darker cooler conditions foliage plant. But experimentation is a horticulturalists greatest fun.

Sounds great! Happy Gardening!

Thank you

Yes, it would depend on the full-grown size of each geranium plant - this can be found on the plant tag.

Sure if you would like

Probably for a few days to get acclimated to the sun and then they should be fine

Glad it was helpful! Thank you!

I asked our NGB Hydrangea Expert from Bailey's Nursery who said "The brown blooms could be a number of things, depending on species, but typically it means that there’s a shortage of water or simply that the bloom is aging and can be deadheaded." If you have more questions, please let us know.

I'm sorry, but I'm not sure which hosta you are referring to. Can you please provide more context or clarification?

Thank you

It really does

It is a great plant

You are so welcome!

Thank you! Cheers!

You are so welcome!

Yes they do!

Thank you

Glad you like them!

Yes, they would.

yes, if you bring the plant indoors. It is just like any other geranium

@@NationalGardenBureau Thank you for replying & Yeah!

You are going to love them