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Horticultural Perspective: Crabapple (Malus) 'Tina'
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Plant Reviews by One Who has Grown Them. Saturday, January 9, 2010. Well, after discussing my failures with Rosemary, I thought I should discuss something I have had lots of success with in my Midwest gardens. Crabapples! They are tough, flower in the spring in amazing colors, some even have red tinted leaves, they produce fruit which attracts wildlife, and they are small trees in general, good for smaller spots in the garden, while sti. Picture compliments of Iowa Arboretum's website for Malus sargentii...
Horticultural Perspective: 'Dragon's Blood' Sedum
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Plant Reviews by One Who has Grown Them. Friday, December 3, 2010. Only draw back I could find in the part shade was that it did not spread as quickly and it was not as deep of a red, and I don't remember it flowering either. So I guess that is a few draw backs, but it still grew and was pretty. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hello, welcome to my blog! View my complete profile. Spring Meadow Nursery - Wholesale on the Cutting Edge. Http:/ www.springmeadownursery.com/Index.htm.
Horticultural Perspective: Rosemary 'Spice Island'
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Plant Reviews by One Who has Grown Them. Saturday, January 9, 2010. Well, this is not a favorable post toward the Rosemary plant. I have yet to ever grow a Rosemary plant successfully indoors, and have had very poor results outdoors also. This specific cultivar 'Spice Island' was the quickest 'gonner' yet. A week at most tops, and now it is green, yet crispy, sitting in my window. I hear on the north west coast they do wonderfully and my friends that have been there tell me they grow into hedge rows....
Horticultural Perspective: The Mysteries of Zones and Light Requirements
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Plant Reviews by One Who has Grown Them. Monday, January 18, 2010. The Mysteries of Zones and Light Requirements. When I was in college classes for Horticulture there were some things that were immediately helpful to my gardening skills, two of those tools were understanding what is meant when a plant is given a growing 'zone' and how to understand light requirements for plants. So, to share a bit of the wealth, I have decided to break it down for those who don't already know. Hello, welcome to my blog!
Horticultural Perspective: Salvia 'Caradonna'
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Plant Reviews by One Who has Grown Them. Sunday, January 17, 2010. One of my very favorite perennial Salvia's for the Midwest. Although 'May Night' is one of the best known, I think this plant superior to 'May Night' in a couple ways. Taller than 'May Night', this one can be a back row plant in a sun perennial garden. Also, 'Caradonna' has red stems which add interest and contrast to the leaves even when its not in bloom. A wonderful website to explore when you are at leisure. Hello, welcome to my blog!
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Plant Reviews by One Who has Grown Them. Saturday, December 4, 2010. From observation, a good deal of the better known evergreen weepers are not symmetrical as they grow, their form is not balanced, and therefore I think they look awkward in a formal landscape, even as a focal plant. By focal plant, I mean the specialty plant that is sometime planted in a rather plain and formal setting that is meant to draw attention, spark interest and spice up the entire display. I would love to see one that big!
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Aim of CoirGreen Horticultural blog is to focus on articles/links relevant to the industry which would educate the visitor! Wednesday, September 18, 2013. From the coconut tree to your garden: The coir manufacturing process. And in many horticultural procedures. The complete process that CoirGreen™. Follows in creating coir is entirely environmentally friendly and has no negative impact on nature. There are two types of coir:. Brown fibre, which CoirGreen™. Converting the fibre into coir. The extracted h...
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HOME - Growing Minds. By Mind in Croydon. Welcome to our NEW website. Here you will find out about Mind in Croydon's gardening project which started in 2006 with help from local businesses. Our horticulture projects provide a safe place for people to take up a new activity or return to an old hobby. At our allotment, learn how to grow fruit and vegetables ranging from potatoes, apples to artichokes and loganberries. Come to park hill and help revive the walled garden. What our clients say.
