When to start planting outdoors in Central Virginia??

I live in Central Virginia, and I am very, very eager to get out there and start planting!! I've put some pansies and begonias out and they're doing well. I am potting an herb garden, and some daisies, random flowers, and veggies. What if I potted them, brought them outside during the day and in at night until the end of April? Or is the beginning of May better? Please help before I run and stick everything in the ground tomorrow- haha.

Answer: 1.
Wow, you've got the gardening bug bad! Me too.

We both have to wait until the last frost date, mine in April 14th. Go here for your date:

http://www.victoryseeds.com/frost/

Will our magnolia tree survive the snow?

I work at a restaurant that was once a mansion, built in the 1840s. There is a magnolia tree that is well over 100 years old on our patio, and I noticed the other day that it is starting to bud. Not unusual, since it usually flowers the first or second week of April.However, it is SNOWING today, and the high tomorrow is only supposed to be 38 degrees. Will it still flower this year, or will the buds just fall off if they freeze?

Answer: 1.
Well first thing I would do is call the nursey they might know. However we have several different trees around our place and I was wondering the same thing. the answer is simple no it will not die. Do not know if it will bloom good chance it will though. It may take longer but it still will. same thing has happened to ours and they will bloom just not right now.
Answer: 2.
only god knows
Answer: 3.
yes.yes.no

Flower help!!!!!!!!?

It's my sisters sweet sixteen an her favorite flower is daisies. I need an inexpensive daisy bouquet that can be delivered on April 26th. I am hoping that the flowers can be under 25-30 $. Thank you. Please help me. I want to make her birthday very special it means a lot to both me and her. Thank alot!!!!!!

Answer: 1.
Most local florists can provide something to meet your needs. Daisies are an inexpensive flower so it shouldn't be hard to find the perfect boquet.

This link has a off coupon - http://www.teleflora.com/feature.asp?src...

I provided other links below to show you the various boquet options.
Answer: 2.
i would give your florist a heads up. they are not in season so they will have to be ordered from a grower..
Answer: 3.
http://www.flowersareus.com

They have a special (spring fever) which features daisies.

When is the best time to start a garden?

We are in Spring, almost April, when is the best time to start a garden?? what kind of flower seeds can i buy that will grow every year without re-seeding again?

Answer: 1.
depends where you are at. usally when the danger of frost has gone.
Answer: 2.
I started mine last weekend but I live in an area not prone to frost. If you do live in an area where frost is prevalent, check to see when the last frost date is and start it after that. I would seek seeds that yield periennal flowers because they come back every year. I am more of the instantaneous gratification gardener so I buy the flats or small container plants so I have an immediate garden and don't have to thin seeds or wait for germination.
Answer: 3.
Check the internet for a Planting Calendar in your area. Most states have an Agricultural Extention Service with offices throughout. Check the telephone book. Good luck.
Answer: 4.
Here is nifty site that tells your last frost date for your zone. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/pac_ctnt_988/te... Hope this helps.
Answer: 5.
I start my garden around mothers day and i live in Utah your local garden shop should be able to tell you when and what to grow in your area annuals only grow 1 year perennials grow for more then one year so if you want it to come up every year look for perennials
Answer: 6.
I suggest to start planning your garden in the winter. You have lots of time to think about how you want your garden to look, what kind of garden you want, when you can actually start tilling, cleaning, & planting it. Do you want plants & flowers to climb, do you want low growing plants, do you want fruit that you can pick and eat or make jelly or wine out of.
There are endless possibilities when starting a garden. Annuals only grow for one season, perennials come back every year, bi-ennials flower their second season.
Check out the links below to get more ideas of what you would like in your garden.
Answer: 7.
june will be best. as for seeds that come back up hostas and cone flowers are nice as well as swamp sunflowers, cannas, irises, and morning glories.

morning glories re seed them selves
Answer: 8.
Probably May 1. If you have a sunny area, grow coreopsis, shasta daisy, and galardia from seed.

Flowers in North Carolina - Do Tiger Lilys grow wild by the side of the road? What flowers bloom in April?

Answer: 1.
tiger lilys do grow wild anywere they are planted.if you can find some on the side of the road dig some up for your garden not too many because they will take over.
Answer: 2.
The most common of the flower referred to as tiger lilly is this one and they pretty well grow in wild form everywhere.... They are not however considered one of the wildflowers of North Carolina. They also come with different types of black spots but are still called tiger lillies.
http://www.canstockphoto.com/crawl/5000/...

The link below will give you photos and a list of when the flowers begin to bloom.
April Spring Flower Bloom Schedule
http://www.exploreasheville.com/what-to-...
Answer: 3.
The Tiger Lily blooms in May & can grow wild by the side of the roads in North Carolina. http://www.holoweb.com/cannon/tigerlil.h...

The Carolina Lily (Lilium michauxii) is a showy orange flower that is a native wild flower in North Carolina. It looks a lot like a Tiger Lily, but it doesn't shows up until July & August. It can pop up in unexpected places.
http://www.auburn.edu/~deancar/wfnotes/c...
http://www.pcs.k12.va.us/vtrail/a6.htm
http://www.ncarboretum.org/horticulture/...

Video of spring flowers in North Carolina:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5NDb5-Sz...

Spring wildflowers in North Carolina:The Trout Lily, 50 species of violets including Birdsfoot Violets, Halberd Leaved Yellow Violets, Sweet White Violets, Larkspur in purple or white, Wild Geranium, Mayapple and Dwarf Crested Iris, Trillium, Dogwood, Redwood, Azalea, Rhododendron,
Mountain Laurel (Kalmia latifolia), Pink and Yellow Ladyslippers, or Moccassin Flowers. Jack In The Pulpit, Foam Flower, Indian Cucumber Root, Bellwort, Solomon's Seal, Columbine, Firepink, and Meadow Rue.
http://ncnatural.com/wildflwr/spgflwrs.h...
Answer: 4.
These are the lilies I see growing wild all over the south.
I've always heard them called Ditch Lilies.
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showima...

This is what I know as the Tiger Lily.
Never seen them growing wild.
http://www.carsoncity.k12.mi.us/~hsstude...