QUESTION: The beautiful yellow tabebuia trees have finished flowering and long seed pods are being produced. How do I use them to grow a few more trees? ANSWER: Tabebuias gave a gradiose ...

To sow, allow plumeria seed pods, or follicles, to ripen on the tree. This occurs at various times during the year, ... The shopping holiday is now 4 days long, ...

Q. I have two plumerias that have what appear to be seed pods. One has turned brownish and is about 6 inches long. What do I do with them? Do I cut them or will they fall on their own?

The juicy seeds in larger pods can be used like peas. To sample a seed pod, check out the produce section of India Sweets and Spices in Los Feliz or other Indian grocery stores.

The world is filled with wattles ― 1,350 species, more or less. Of the Acacia genus, in the Mimosa family, wattle trees often have little puffy flowers and long seed pods. Six hundred are native ...

Impatiens with seed pods, one mature, one immature. ... They swell from tiny green nubs to ridged green rockets about 3/8 inch long. The more mature ones are lower on the plant stems.

Seed pods are weighing down my crepe myrtle: Dan Gill's mailbag ... As bad as the leaf drop looks, crape myrtle trees tolerate it well, and there are no long-term health issues.

Apart from the seed pod debris, there is much to appreciate about these trees. Catalpas are members of the botanical family Bignoniaceae, known as the trumpet creeper or catalpa family.

Since fires occur at irregular intervals, the mature seeds often remain in the two-valved pods for long time periods – up to 17 years in some species. During this long period of time, the seed pods ...