My ten thousand questions list complete with pics

I have alot of questions so just bear with me
#1 What is this

and #2 what is this one...the white is because that section got completely covered and did not get ANY sun for nearly 2 months

Note to Self: Hoya

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number 3 I have 2 pictures of

and here's the second picture...it's getting thorns

tree or patio roses as some call them how do I winterize them? can they stay outside in my zone 5a or do they have to be moved inside like some of my miniature roses...and does the same thing apply to "Weeping" roses....here's my Cascading Pink

and here's the last bloom

If I take the trellis my one passionflower is already on and use decorative buckets and filled them with quick create, will that be ok to keep it upright?
and second if i do this can I grow my other passionflower up the other side of it so they intermingle thier different colored blooms?

Here's my passionflower now but the last bloom just closed, i missed the good pic

Note to self: Passiflora x belotii

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does anybody know what kind of heuchera this is?

my bedroom is nothing but windows on 2 sides of the room, my jasmin can't survive our winters so can I grow it in there?
and here it is...I just got it yesterday

Note To Self: Jasminum polyanthum

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How do I get my poinsettas to turn all the pretty colors?

does anybody know what kind of elephant ear this is?

NTS: Colocasia Esculenta, Taro

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How do I safely take this black magic elephant ear pup off?

does anybody know what type of sedum this is?
I love it, but I want to know what its called

NTS: Sedum Dragon's Blood

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what kind of coleus is this? all the tag said was sun coleus

and this coleus? it's very red

and yes I know the last one looks bad. I just got it this morning at the grocery store...I couldn't help it it looked so lonely being the only one and it was only a quarter

and this coleus Please?

Come on help a plant addict out

and what's this thing?

NTS: Dracaena angustifolia

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why wont this thing grow? does ot need a bigger pot?

NTS: Schefflera variegata

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i know its a banana and they said it was hardy here, unfortunately I'm not ready to plant it outside yet, so how do I over winter this thing?

unidentified aloe...getting cross eyed looking at plant files

and Dave told me what this was but I forgot to write it down

same with this one...I swear I will write the names down next time

and I am happy to report that Miss Wilts-a-lot has recovered and is standing back up after her complete collapse...she is now upright but she lost all of her lower leaves, but new little buds are coming in already

I have these 4 citrus trees is there anyway to tell which one is which right now? And how do I take care of them...this one has thorns

here's number 2

here's number 3

and number 4

and this is an olive tree how do I get it to bush out more, how long does it take to make produce?

Does anybody know what kind of pine this is...I think a juniper but I can't remember

oh and this is my new passionflower a blue eyed susan...it has a bud already so I can't wait to see it bloom

Gosh, Trina -- Where is your Dave? Does he know you are over here? Are all your other plants ID'ed except these? Are those new pots for your citrus trees? They seem big for the small trees. Hey, but I am sure someone will come to your rescue!!!

You really have some great plants!!

oh and here's the jackmanii clematis that I just got

thanks venice,

and this my columnea gloriosa or something like that....why wont it grow? it's the exact same as it was when I got it

I know its an edible herb but I don't remember which one!

and this one too...they are growing in the same container

Hi Trina,

The clumping palm is Chamaedorea cataractarum, Cataract Palm.
The one after that looks like Chamaedorea elegans, Parlor Palm.

The "what's this thing" plant looks like Dracaena angustifolia.

Palms # 1 & 3 are too young for a proper ID.

#2 looks like a Hoya.

The variegated Schefflera needs a larger pot and fertilizer.

The Banana should be in a well lighted location for the winter.

The Poinsettia needs to be in the dark when the Sun goes down. Too much light at night will keep it from flowering.

The unidentified EE is Colocasia esculenta, Taro. Looks like an Asian type.

The Black Magic EE needs to be cut off right where you were holding it with your fingers, and the little bulblet sunk into soil, with the new leaves sticking up.

Aloha, Dave

thank you Dave...I'm sorry I had popsicle sticks with thier names on them in the pots but puppy face decided they make good chew toys too

so Dave are you ready to beat me up yet? I am sorry! I'd post a question in one of the appropriate forums but then I'd forget what I posted ad I just can't keep up with that many threads

okay and what's this one? it had pepper something in the name....the bottom of the leaves are purple

And don't freak out about the browning leaves...its one of a handful that got a little misted with herbicide

NTS: Peperomia

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