rabbit’s foot fern dying | UBC Botanical Garden Forums
Nov 21, 2020 · I think your Rabbits foot fern has died and if you lift it from the pot you will smell tell tell smell of rotting roots. IMO it is not salvageable. Don't be put off from getting another of these wonderful ferns, just remember that it is essential to give it a good draining pot or hanging basket is better with a moss liner.
Please help with a dying rabbit's foot fern
Jul 8, 2007 · A few weeks ago, I got a rabbit's foot fern (at least that's the store's ID -- mine has the white furry things sticking out around, so I think they were right). It was in a reasonably well-sized, well-drained pot.
Trying to save Rabbits foot fern - UBC Botanical Garden Forums
Mar 22, 2024 · My Rabbits Foot fern was recently infected by a parasite and was nearly killed before I was able to do much about it. I repotted it from the closed terrarium it was originally in, cut off the dead fronds, and scraped off every one of the bugs I could find.
Pictures of my Rabbit's Foot Ferns and Assorted Dracaenas*
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Eastern redbud seedling? | UBC Botanical Garden Forums
Aug 23, 2024 · I further suspect that it is an example of the 'Plant Distribution System', where leafy visitors miraculously materialize seemingly out of nowhere. I have gorgeous heavenly-scented Ratibida, daisies, 6 foot tall mulleins, and a now …
olive tree espalier - UBC Botanical Garden Forums
Feb 10, 2006 · For aesthestic purposes I want to espalier a couple of olive trees on a three foot high, southern exposed wall where summer temperatures get over 100, and winters dip into the 20's. What are my chances of success? Any problems I need to be aware of? If it just isn't a good idea, what might be a good substitute? Thanks and happy gardening. Patrick
Ferns: - Fern? ID requested. | UBC Botanical Garden Forums
Jul 25, 2022 · It looks like the current name is Phlebodium aureum: Phlebodium aureum - Wikipedia, but there is also Phlebodium pseudoaureum: Phlebodium Pseudoaureum - Virginia Blue Fern, which seems to be rabbit's foot fern, similar but a little smaller, and I thought more finely lobed leaves. I'm not sure you can tell yet which it is, but maybe you can find ...
growing ferns from spores | UBC Botanical Garden Forums
Apr 16, 2008 · 2. Place a piece of fern leaf with ripe sori (spore capsules) on the surface; leave it for a couple of days to dry off and shed its spores onto the compost. 3. Keep constantly moist; covering the tray with a sheet of plastic cling film works well. Keep at around 15° to 20°C.
Liquid Amber Tree -- problem roots? - UBC Botanical Garden Forums
Jun 18, 2006 · I wouldn't blame it on the tree, I would place blame on whoever planted it close enough to a house to cause $700,000 worth of damage. I like this tree, great fall color. I would recommend a fruitless kind if in an area where there is much foot traffic. The spikey fruits can be hazardous ankle breakers!
2024 Virtual Garden Tour - welcome! | UBC Botanical Garden Forums
Jan 21, 2024 · sword fern in snow — sword fern is a reliable all season low height placeholder — once established, it does well in wet, shade, cold, summer heat and drought and is relatively FireSmart planting. Looking forward to your garden tour photos !