Q. I received an amaryllis bulb for Christmas and I planted it according to the instructions. In about three weeks it began to grow. Eventually it produced five leaves about 20 inches long but no flower stalk. It still has the leaves and no signs of flowers.
Q: We put out hummingbird feeders in mid-April and before the hummingbirds came, there were two yellowish-orange birds feeding from the feeders.
Q. This is a picture of our second weeping willow. The original was planted in the same location and replaced from where it was purchased due to black spots developed on the branches. If they were not cut out and removed, the entire branch would turn black and die. We were told it was safe to plant tree No. 2 in this same location.
Q. A few years ago, I transplanted a low-growing, delicate flowering plant from a neighboring flower bed. At the time I did not know what it was. I have since identified it as Oenothera Speciosa "Rosea," or primrose. I had no idea that it was invasive, either.
