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PULMONARIA
... = Dark blue flowers over elliptical? Foliage that is spotted silvery white. 12" tall Pulmonaria 'Apple Frost' =Rose-colored flowers and silver coated medium green leaves. 12" tall. Pulmonaria ‘Baby Blue' = ... as much as 'British Sterling’. Pink flowers turning blue. The green background color is apple green. 12" Pulmonaria ‘Johnson's Blue' = Pulmonaria ‘Leopard' = Silver splashed dark green leaves ...
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Pulmonaria
... ' officinalis white spotted 'Alba' saccharata white spotted subsp. albocorollata rubra pure white felted green 'Apple Frost' -- silver spots, apple green Argentea group saccharata pink turning blue good spots subsp. azurea angustifolia gentian-blue ...
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Photos of Perennial Species in our Garden
... (Grass of Parnassus) Paxistima canbyi (Cliff Green) Podophyllum peltatum (May Apple) Primula cortusoides (Primula) Primula denticulata 'Alba' (Drumstick Primrose) Primula denticulata ... (Primrose) Primula polyantha 'Pacific Giants' (Primrose) Primula veris (Primrose) Pulmonaria 'Apple Frost' (Lungwort) Pulmonaria 'Roy Davidson' (Lungwort) Pulmonaria mollis (Lungwort) Pulmonaria saccharata ' ...
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Freezing Damage in Fruit Crops
... of Frost Damage to Apple Trees by Early Spring Frosts. Examples of Frost Damage to Stone Trees by Early Spring Frosts. What is a Frost Ring? Radiation Frost on April 23, 2002 Radiation Frost on May 3, 2004 Blueberries Frost ...
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SW Michigan Fruit Frost Report - April 24, 2002
... losses to all fruit crops. This was a classic radiation frost with clear skies and calm conditions. Reported lows reported for ... were killed: 75% Loss. Peaches were still in bloom. Tuesday's frost will significantly reduce the crop: 90% in Van Buren County. Less ... growers report light to moderat losses depending on the variety and site. Apple flowers are in clusters of 6. The center flower blooms ...
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ROSE APPLE Fruit Facts
... S. cordatum), Jambolan, Java Plum (S. cumini), Water Pear (S. guineense), Malay Apple (S. malaccense), Java Apple (S. samarangense). Distant affinity: Eugenias (Eugenia spp.), Guavas (Psidium spp.), Jaboticaba (Myrciaria ... dense growth and used as hedgerows around coffee plantations. Frost Protection: The rose apple will take several degrees of frost but does best when planted in a protected spot ...
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Custard Apple, Bullock's Heart, Corazón (Annona reticulata)
... : Cold Frames Bare Root Custard Apple, Bullock's Heart, Corazón Scientific Name: Annona reticulata L. Synonym: Family: Annonaceae Recommended Temperature Zone: sunset: 24-25 USDA: 10-11 Frost Tolerance: Tender in Phoenix ... seedlings of the same species, or on those of soursop, sweetsop, and pond apple. Trees of the custard apple grow well on a wide range of soil types and are better adapted ...
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Hondapara Tree, Chulta, Elephant Apple (Dillenia indica)
Hondapara Tree, Chulta, Elephant Apple (Dillenia indica) Previous species Next Species Home Page Order CD-ROMs from the site Tell ... : Cold Frames Bare Root Hondapara Tree, Chulta, Elephant Apple Scientific Name: Dillenia indica L. Synonym: Dillenia speciosa Family: Dilleniaceae Dillenia indica, photo USDA Frost Tolerance: Greenhouse tree in Phoenix Sun Exposure: Full ...
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Questions On Apple Diseases
... the problem could be? (Langford, S.D.) A: Sounds like a frost crack has developed (also called "sun scald"). Nothing you can ... alternate host to succeed; apple to juniper; juniper to apple, with the greatest destruction being borne by the apple. This disease too, will ... is the best treatment for apple scab? I have used Sevin to control apple maggots with good results. I believe apple scab is a fungus ...
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Questions On Apple Variety
... . (E-mail reference, Jamestown, N.D.) A: Your apple seedling looks terrific. But all apple seedlings look alike, so it is impossible to tell ... ever wanted in an apple, pick away! If not, wait another week or two. The longer apples remain on a tree, frost or not, the sweeter they become. Q. Hope you can tell me what type of apple this is. The tree is ...
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