Yes, the cacti are blooming some. There’s a big bed of something — I don’t know what they are, but nice little flowers on them. And several roses, in front and back. However, today I noticed something wrong with a couple of them… white on the stems…
I’m no good with plants, and don’t know the first thing about them.
Your roses most-likely have powdery mildew. Brown cranker is white on the cane also. If it’s powdery mildew you can try to hose it off. If not you can apply a fungicide. If it’s brown canker you have to cut off the stems and throw them in the trash. Disinfect your shears with bleach after cutting off the infected stems. You might ask around to see if there are any rosarians nearby who could advise you.
Ah! Good tip about disinfecting the shears. Thanks, Tim.
Hi Tim, a beautiful selection of photos and collection of April’s flowers. The colors are spectacular!
Oh wow I love all the different flowers in your garden. I only have Star lilies, roses and climatis that’s all that makes it here I guess! So vibrant. 🙂
So lovely!
Thanks, Tiffany.
Those are gorgeous and fresh. But as they leave, the roses and perennials will be coming…
Thanks, Susan. A lot is budding out.
Wow, thanks for sharing the beautiful flower photos, Tim!. Spring is finally here!
Thanks, Juanita!
Simply gorgeous… such color and variety.
Hugs.
Thanks, Teagan. Do you have any flowers in your yard?
Yes, the cacti are blooming some. There’s a big bed of something — I don’t know what they are, but nice little flowers on them. And several roses, in front and back. However, today I noticed something wrong with a couple of them… white on the stems…
I’m no good with plants, and don’t know the first thing about them.
Your roses most-likely have powdery mildew. Brown cranker is white on the cane also. If it’s powdery mildew you can try to hose it off. If not you can apply a fungicide. If it’s brown canker you have to cut off the stems and throw them in the trash. Disinfect your shears with bleach after cutting off the infected stems. You might ask around to see if there are any rosarians nearby who could advise you.
Ah! Good tip about disinfecting the shears. Thanks, Tim.
Hi Tim, a beautiful selection of photos and collection of April’s flowers. The colors are spectacular!
Thanks, Mia!
You’re welcome, Tim. Have a good Tuesday!
Wish scratch and sniff was available!
Hi Couriers. You’re not missing anything. With our dry climate the flowers give off little fragrance.
That’s a shame.
I’m swooning here! Lady Banks and Lilacs! My heart goes pitter patter!
Thanks, Nancy. I hope you recover.
So pretty, Tim.
Thanks, Teri!
Beautiful assortment of spring color, Tim! Is the Lady Banks rose an easy keeper?
Hi Lavinia. Lady banks is easy to grow out here, but she only blooms once.
Really gorgeous shots of supreme beauty, thanks Timothy.
No blooms here, yet.
Thanks, Resa!
Super photos Tim …
Thanks, Julie!
Oh wow I love all the different flowers in your garden. I only have Star lilies, roses and climatis that’s all that makes it here I guess! So vibrant. 🙂
Hi Michelle. We have a pretty good variety of flowers, but a lot of them struggle in our dry climate.
Same here the heat got all mine so I tended to enjoy what I have and don’t plant anymore victims lol 😂
Lovely rainbow selection. The last rose is very unusual.
Thanks, Susan!
Just doing a little dipping here. Lovely. The cat one before this post too.
Thanks, Shehanne.
Welcome