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In The Garden With Helen Schaal. Thursday, February 18, 2010. My Cyclamen leaves keep curling and dying. What am I doing wrong? Cyclamen leaf curling from cyclamen mite damage. Cyclamen mites crawl from plant to plant across “bridges” where leaves touch each other or they hitch a ride on clothing or hands. Examine plants you bring into the garden or the house for signs of the pest, and wash hands and clothing after working with infested plants. Deformation on African violet caused by cyclamen mite damage.

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In The Garden With Helen Schaal. Thursday, February 18, 2010. My Cyclamen leaves keep curling and dying. What am I doing wrong? Cyclamen leaf curling from cyclamen mite damage. Cyclamen mites crawl from plant to plant across “bridges” where leaves touch each other or they hitch a ride on clothing or hands. Examine plants you bring into the garden or the house for signs of the pest, and wash hands and clothing after working with infested plants. Deformation on African violet caused by cyclamen mite damage.

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In The Garden With Helen Schaal: Can My Christmas Cactus be Saved?

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In The Garden With Helen Schaal. Monday, December 7, 2009. Can My Christmas Cactus be Saved? I inherited my grandmother's Christmas cactus, which is at least 75 years old. My mother repotted it once in my memory, but now it is beginning to look bad. I'm determined to save it if I can, but I have a black thumb, and certainly no idea how to care for a plant this old. How do I keep it healthy and alive? Pruning. A plant that can potentially live to be more than 75 years old is sure to need an occasional...

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In The Garden With Helen Schaal: Gardening Safety While Pregnant

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In The Garden With Helen Schaal. Thursday, February 18, 2010. Gardening Safety While Pregnant. The idea for this article came from a friend who asked me to help design a garden for pregnant ladies. That was a good question because I never thought of it and needed to do some research to make sure I could provide a complete answer. To reduce the risk of becoming infected with toxoplasmosis when gardening, always:. 183; Wear gloves when you’re touching the soil and dealing with plants. Studies into the risk...

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In The Garden With Helen Schaal: February 2010

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In The Garden With Helen Schaal. Thursday, February 18, 2010. My Cyclamen leaves keep curling and dying. What am I doing wrong? Cyclamen leaf curling from cyclamen mite damage. Cyclamen mites crawl from plant to plant across “bridges” where leaves touch each other or they hitch a ride on clothing or hands. Examine plants you bring into the garden or the house for signs of the pest, and wash hands and clothing after working with infested plants. Deformation on African violet caused by cyclamen mite damage.

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In The Garden With Helen Schaal: March Garden Tips

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In The Garden With Helen Schaal. Thursday, February 18, 2010. This March seems to have taken a really long time to get here. The poor robins came back by Valentine’s Day. Robin in the snow. Trees, shrubs and perennials may be planted as soon as they become available at local nurseries. The first of the big trucks of trees should be rolling in any day now. Before doing any major digging, call your utility companies to locate any buried wires, cables or pipes to prevent injury and save time and money.

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In The Garden With Helen Schaal: African Violet Pots

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In The Garden With Helen Schaal. Thursday, January 14, 2010. I was told that African Violets need special potting containers. Is that really true? What is an African Violet pot? Where do I get them? African violets do not require special pots. Any pot with good drainage will work as long as the pot is not too much bigger than the plant. A pot that is too large can have the potting soil hold. More moisture than the plant can use. This can cause the plant to rot. The outer pot set next to its inner pot.

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