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CatWoman

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36. now on the flip side

Reply to dixiegrrrrl (Reply #34)

Wed Aug 8, 2012, 08:26 PM

Aug 2012

ALL of my roses are doing fine - I planted additional climbers, knock outs and bushes.

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This has been a very strange summer. Most of my flowers didn't bloom [View all] CatWoman Aug 2012 OP

But my WEEDS are growing like gang busters!!! JoePhilly Aug 2012 #1

Or if a vole eats it, it's DevonRex Aug 2012 #23

Mine too!! nt MADem Aug 2012 #40

Where are you, CatWoman? (nt) enough Aug 2012 #2

Stone Mountain, GA CatWoman Aug 2012 #5

Heat stress, high soil temperatures and drought Motown_Johnny Aug 2012 #8

ty Johnny CatWoman Aug 2012 #10

It may be to early, if the leaves are green let them be. Motown_Johnny Aug 2012 #13

ok, cool CatWoman Aug 2012 #14

Bulbs don't like super-hot climates. I can't grow any bulbs in kestrel91316 Aug 2012 #29

We have no wind and very rare breezes here. That's quite unusual. It's still as can be outside. nt patrice Aug 2012 #3

I have noticed this myself. HappyMe Aug 2012 #50

All my vegetable plants MattBaggins Aug 2012 #4

it's so weird!!! CatWoman Aug 2012 #6

It's been a frustrating year. NutmegYankee Aug 2012 #31

My veggies did the same, massive zuchini leaves, tons of flowers, no fruit. peacebird Aug 2012 #17

Zucchinis and Yellow Squash don't like the heat. Le Taz Hot Aug 2012 #18

That happened to my plants last summer in Oklahoma... a la izquierda Aug 2012 #24

NONE of my hostas came back up, or did briefly and weakly, then poof CurtEastPoint Aug 2012 #7

most of mine have withered and look soooo pitiful CatWoman Aug 2012 #11

My flowers were huge this year (New England) NutmegYankee Aug 2012 #9

braggart!!! CatWoman Aug 2012 #35

Few pollinators? RobertEarl Aug 2012 #12

that's a good point about the insects CatWoman Aug 2012 #15

Nothing blooms with Mitt in the air ! RagAss Aug 2012 #16

Pull the spent stalks and leaves on the daylillies! sofa king Aug 2012 #19

I routinely pull the dead stalks out after they have flowered CatWoman Aug 2012 #26

Mine flowered early, too. sofa king Aug 2012 #48

Hey Cat....is it related to the drought? We've been really lucky in Mississippi-normal rain etc.... Rowdyboy Aug 2012 #20

Hi Rowdy CatWoman Aug 2012 #25

Same Here! Flowers were terrible & weak, and tomato, basil, mint plants have super-low yields JaneyVee Aug 2012 #21

Plant some salvia for next year. DevonRex Aug 2012 #22

will do CatWoman Aug 2012 #27

I'm in Michigan and everything bloomed very early Siwsan Aug 2012 #28

Might be time to amend the soil. xchrom Aug 2012 #30

I use long needle pine straw rather than mulch CatWoman Aug 2012 #32

Ok 2 things - you might need use more pine needles xchrom Aug 2012 #38

What do you think about cow manure? CatWoman Aug 2012 #39

Love it. I always use or buy my manure in combo xchrom Aug 2012 #43

I had some daffodils and pleiones (Asian terrestrial orchids) bloom VERY early but decently slackmaster Aug 2012 #33

NO blossoms on any of our fruit trees. dixiegrrrrl Aug 2012 #34

now on the flip side CatWoman Aug 2012 #36

Here in SE PA, the entire cycle started about 6 weeks early. enough Aug 2012 #37

I agree. We are in uncharted territory. silvershadow Aug 2012 #42

My fall bloomers bloomed in spring this year. Lone_Star_Dem Aug 2012 #41

Now for something really frightening Drew Richards Aug 2012 #44

I'm just a few hours north of you - but in the mountains Lucinda Aug 2012 #45

My lycastes are just putting out new growth now; usually do that in May REP Aug 2012 #46

I have nothing growing Texasgal Aug 2012 #47

Same here, Cat Oilwellian Aug 2012 #49

I'm jealous!! CatWoman Aug 2012 #52

There was a Climate piece yesterday that ended that the temps were too high to early polinate kickysnana Aug 2012 #51