I think all pears are self fruitful. Certainly I've seen them numerous times all by themselves and loaded with fruit.
Leonotis! This plant seemed to be in all the garden shops near me about ten years ago, but I never saw it in anyone's garden. So it is familiar...
Clivia is my guess, as well. Clivia seem to be yellow or orange. Do you remember more about the flowers?
Pine needles will work if you lay them down thickly. However, they do tend to be a bit slippery underfoot. Personally I like a very thick wood...
I'm in zone 6 and had the same crocosmia as Canadian Chelsea. It overwintered her with no trouble. Actually, it seemed to dislike our summers...
There is a kind of window treatment whose name I do not know but maybe someone else here will recognize what I'm talking about. It lets a lot of...
I can tell you one thing that has not worked for me that is often recommended: Pennyroyal. Since I grow it anyway, I've tried rubbing it on...
Okie-doke, I'm going to give assent to it being pumpkin, too. :) It's been years since I grew them, but I do recall them holding their flowers...
Well, to me it just sounds like your rose is a good survivor and doing what roses do to propagate themselves. I think your cutting away the new...
Yes, Hemerocallis, or "daylily." Where I grew up we had a hillside of them. My mother and grandmother would dip the buds in a flour or cornstarch...
Brybry, actually it was a few leaves I saw in your photos that made me think of Smilax. Not the leaves that are most dominant in your third...
How about you look up "Smilax" and see if it is that.
It looks nice there, too. But leaves seem small for pumpkin.
I'd say Nicotiana. Is it fragrant? Nicotianas sometimes are.
Droopy, I think you were right. So far it is working, thank goodness. I have been so happy working on this new garden and felt emotionally...
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