palmsarepretty's Blog

ficus microcarpa
Sep 4, 2011 | 1:17 PM PST
Tags: ficus microcarpa , future style , mame bonsai , bonsai
Hello everybody i took my ficus ginseng this one is a lot like itA few weeks ago i took the trunk off and it is so tiny it is going to be in the mame class and i want it to be sort of like this when i finish your thoughts?

what type of jm?
Aug 30, 2011 | 2:09 PM PST
Tags: jm , japanese maple
this is a beautiful jm what type

and another one
Aug 1, 2011 | 8:22 AM PST
mitzilou-2 this was in your pics  andit is another fascinating flower what is it?

whats this
Jul 31, 2011 | 11:34 AM PST
I saw this in witts photos and i like it and want to know what it is any ides?

my mimosa
Jul 7, 2011 | 10:10 AM PST
Tags: pre-bonsai , bonsai
this is my mimosa it is 4 days old and it is going to be a literati it is my favorite tree and will be my neatest bonsaii

my weed loving goldfish
Jul 1, 2011 | 2:56 PM PST
Tags: goldfish , water weeds
This is Mr.Fancytail he uproots water weeds and munches them like crazy and so does Mr.Spottedtail the second pic.

caladium
Apr 30, 2011 | 5:31 AM PST
Tag: flower
My caladium is about to flower .I'm so happy!!!!

tomato
Mar 27, 2011 | 4:16 PM PST
Tags: tomato , veggies
Tomatoes are a fruit or vegetable either is correct.To plant you dig a sall hole 1/4 of an inch deep by seed.Already growing plants need excluding pot 2/3 of the stem buried for better root system and more support.You should pluck off the first flower buds to allow the plants to streghthen up.It will not make flowers for quite a while after that.If you don't take suckers off you actually get more tomatoes.A cage, trellis, or stake is required for harder chance of disease and more suport.Determinates don't need as much support as indeterminates because the plant is short and bushy.Keep well watered and in lots of sun for best results.Happy gardening!:D

How to grow hybrid corn?
Mar 5, 2011 | 5:50 AM PST
Tags: plantng corn , veggies
The first thing is to examine the seeds you are going to plant.Make sure they are hard and the proper color and if not discard them.Next you work on the garden bed.It can be a raised bed but that isn't required.Then fill it with organic compost from leaves to manure.After that you plant the seeds 1-11/2 inches deep.Then water well and watch your sprouts zoom up to a extreme vegetable hieght. Most hybrid is open pollinated.