ALPHABET SOUP ~~ Q

[Eeyore]

Hmm, I wonder how many Q's we can come up with for the soup? I'm looking forward to the offerings!

[B_BQ]

I can only find two.
~BBQ

Queen Anne's Lace:


Queen Elizabeth Rose:

[Sharon Bryson]

I don't think we will be overun with samples of Q.

Quercus rubrum(Red Oak), certainly a favourite tree.

[joan w]

The Red Oak is a beautiful tree. We have some in this vicinity and they are just gorgeous in the fall.

[Koot]

Here is a Quince

[B_BQ]

Hope you get enough fruit to make quince jelly Koot! Delicioso!
~BBQ

[Greg]

This is tough - Querus ellipsoidalis- Northern Pin Oak

[Lizcordysmum]

Never thought to take pictures of neighbour's Quince, so my only offering for the "Q" section is a Queue...they lined up nicely in hopes of getting a treat...and hopes WERE rewarded, of course!

[Eeyore]

A very quaint queue too!

[Lizcordysmum]

You are right! These are very easy to grow, but require a lot of maintenance on the part of the home gardener (and a prof. groomer!) They must be fed regularly, and well-watered. Soil must be kept clean of "debris." They do NOT attract slugs or any other pests (Advantage is a great aid with other pests.) Colour is constant and reliable.