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Garden Notes from Hawaii. Saturday, December 31, 2016. HAWAII MOCK ORANGE (Murraya paniculata). There is another smaller and lower Mock Orange hedge in town that I walk by on a regular basis. This one has some problems and one of them is the salt winds that come down the street. They are not too big. Trim the lower branches a bit to lift the crown so you can sit under the tree in the shade. They would make a real gem to to have in the garden. How come we are just using them for hedges? At a Buddhist temp...

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Garden Notes from Hawaii. Saturday, December 31, 2016. HAWAII MOCK ORANGE (Murraya paniculata). There is another smaller and lower Mock Orange hedge in town that I walk by on a regular basis. This one has some problems and one of them is the salt winds that come down the street. They are not too big. Trim the lower branches a bit to lift the crown so you can sit under the tree in the shade. They would make a real gem to to have in the garden. How come we are just using them for hedges? At a Buddhist temp...

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Garden Notes from Hawaii: Frugal Propagation in the Home Garden

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Garden Notes from Hawaii. Wednesday, April 27, 2016. Frugal Propagation in the Home Garden. Container gardening can be very costly but I have been able to do it on the cheap for many years with very little expense beyond fertilizer, water and a few packets of seeds. I expect some would say fertilizer could be done away with too but the reality is that plants in containers do so much better with fertilizer and I will go with it. Did you notice this guy in the photo above? December 7, 2016 at 8:28 AM.

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Garden Notes from Hawaii: September 2015

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Garden Notes from Hawaii. Friday, September 4, 2015. The two common varieties I find growing in our area are the Spiny Amaranth and the Slender Amaranth. The Spiny Amaranth (Amaranthus spinosus L.), also called Pakai Kuku in Hawaiian, is the one that I eat the most. It grows very erect to about four feet in height and is easy to pluck the leaves off despite the sharp spike thorns that grow on it. If you are interested in foraging for natures free food I recommend the web site eattheweeds.com.

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Garden Notes from Hawaii: February 2016

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Garden Notes from Hawaii. Saturday, February 20, 2016. Agave Americana var. medio-picta alba. After the Agave Americana flowers the plant dies off. It does not look so impressive now so the gardener needs to come and remove the old plant and put another in to replace it. However, if you take your time in removing the plant you may get several baby plants growing out of the old plant base which you can detach with a knife and pot up for future use. Agave Americana var. medio-picta alba.

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Garden Notes from Hawaii: July 2016

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Garden Notes from Hawaii. Tuesday, July 26, 2016. MIZUNA (Brassica rapa var. japonica). I am not one for growing those large vegetable gardens of my childhood memories. A huge area of dug soil used for potatoes with rows and rows of vegetables is not my kind of gardening. How would I eat that much anyways? PS Feb. 2017. Labels: Brassica rapa var.japonica. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). MIZUNA (Brassica rapa var. japonica). View my complete profile. Watermark theme. Powered by Blogger.

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Garden Notes from Hawaii: December 2016

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Garden Notes from Hawaii. Saturday, December 31, 2016. HAWAII MOCK ORANGE (Murraya paniculata). There is another smaller and lower Mock Orange hedge in town that I walk by on a regular basis. This one has some problems and one of them is the salt winds that come down the street. They are not too big. Trim the lower branches a bit to lift the crown so you can sit under the tree in the shade. They would make a real gem to to have in the garden. How come we are just using them for hedges?

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Adventures in Gardening under the Coconuts of the Caribbean. Taste of Britain Store. Monday, July 21, 2014. A little bit of closure. So much has happened since I last got around to write a post that its hard to know where to start. Anyone who has been following this blog would of already known of my big move to distant lands, but before I get down to writing about that I feel I need some closure. So for this post, I thought a little tour of my old garden would be appropriate. One of my favorite corners.

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The British Gardener: Bringing Nature Home

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Adventures in Gardening under the Coconuts of the Caribbean. Taste of Britain Store. Wednesday, February 19, 2014. One of my children's most watched films is 'The Lorax', based on the book of the same name by the famous author, Dr. Seuss. It is a fable chronicling the plight of the environment as the 'Oncer-ler', a character representing corporate greed, strips the land of natural resources for production of a 'Thneed'. Flickr.com - kansasphoto. Flickr.com - mean and pinchy. One example Tallamy used was ...

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Adventures in Gardening under the Coconuts of the Caribbean. Taste of Britain Store. Friday, April 3, 2015. Life on a island, Part 1. For many, gardening is all about the escape. Even though I still work in it, it is what you create that gives you the freedom. So for this post I thought I'd starting at the roots, well actual the house I live in and the garden around it. Its the perfect way to chronicle my adventures in tropical gardening and the challenges I face as the seasons change. Manila palms with ...

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The British Gardener: March 2014

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Adventures in Gardening under the Coconuts of the Caribbean. Taste of Britain Store. Tuesday, March 4, 2014. Damn good plants - Illicium floridanum, Purple Anise. I first encountered this shrub when a customer presented me with a photo of an evergreen shrub, much like a Rhododendron. But with deep crimson star-like blooms. Some how we managed to name this plant as a Illicium. Rare white flowered form. Don't be fooled into thinking of consuming it as its highly toxic. Nodding dark red flowers appear f...

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The British Gardener: A little bit of closure

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Adventures in Gardening under the Coconuts of the Caribbean. Taste of Britain Store. Monday, July 21, 2014. A little bit of closure. So much has happened since I last got around to write a post that its hard to know where to start. Anyone who has been following this blog would of already known of my big move to distant lands, but before I get down to writing about that I feel I need some closure. So for this post, I thought a little tour of my old garden would be appropriate. One of my favorite corners.

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The British Gardener: June 2013

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Adventures in Gardening under the Coconuts of the Caribbean. Taste of Britain Store. Monday, June 24, 2013. Monrovia Nursery - The Spirit of Adventure. Well, California's Monrovia Nursery has come up with a solution. In 2009 they coupled up with a giant of the horticultural world, Dan Hinkley. Here are just a few that I've been fortunate to lay my hands on;. Hydrangea angustipetala 'Golden Crane'. Monrovia - Dan Hinkley. Monrovia - Doreen Wynja. Another Hinkley plant that hooked me by its charm is Cestrum.

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The British Gardener: July 2013

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Adventures in Gardening under the Coconuts of the Caribbean. Taste of Britain Store. Monday, July 29, 2013. Thinking outside of the Zone - Part 1. Tree Treasures of Emeralds and Silvers. George Mallory was once asked why he wanted to climb Mount Everest so much, his response was because it was there! Sadly his quest ended on the high slopes of Everest, but it's fair to say that us human beings enjoy pushing the envelope and its no different in the garden, albeit safer. Myself with Panama John next to.

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The British Gardener: Take the Red Pill

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Adventures in Gardening under the Coconuts of the Caribbean. Taste of Britain Store. Saturday, May 17, 2014. Take the Red Pill. So what does Red Pills and Rabbit holes have to do with a post on a gardening blog? Well, simply put I was recently faced with a similar life changing decision, and my rabbit hole took me 1736 miles from home on a new adventure. But all good things comes to those that wait and now I'm on the island the dream has become a reality. My view at sunset. In some ways I feel the island...

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The British Gardener: August 2015

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Adventures in Gardening under the Coconuts of the Caribbean. Taste of Britain Store. Tuesday, August 4, 2015. Life on an island, Part 2. Arrh, it's happened again! Nevis is just like the image conjured up in all those glossy travel magazines. White sands, sapphire blue oceans and emerald forests (well, just during the rainy season) welcome you as you arrive. However, Nevis just like all the other islands is more diverse than just sand and sea. So let me take you on a little tour of our Rock! The cloud co...

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The British Gardener: November 2013

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Adventures in Gardening under the Coconuts of the Caribbean. Taste of Britain Store. Tuesday, November 19, 2013. Back from a Break! Where does time go? I recently had to put the 'Blogging' thing on the back burner so I could concentrate on preparing for a talk, followed shortly by a TV appearance. Now, I'm realizing that more than a month has gone by since I put pen to virtual paper and need to climb back on the Blogging Horse again. So until my next post, .party on Wayne! Posted by Rob Woodman. Greeting...

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Garden Notes from Hawaii. Saturday, December 31, 2016. HAWAII MOCK ORANGE (Murraya paniculata). There is another smaller and lower Mock Orange hedge in town that I walk by on a regular basis. This one has some problems and one of them is the salt winds that come down the street. They are not too big. Trim the lower branches a bit to lift the crown so you can sit under the tree in the shade. They would make a real gem to to have in the garden. How come we are just using them for hedges? At a Buddhist temp...

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