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Serissa
... , the bad news is bad indeed. The plant will generally drop its flowers within a day or two. Then the plant will drop its leaves. If the grower doesn't panic (and many Serissas are inadvertantly killed by panicing beginners who respond by drastically over/underwatering the plant) the plant will soon regrow its leaves. A ...
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Floridata: Serissa foetida
... , especially during warm weather. If serissa gets too dry it may drop its leaves; if that happens do not water until new leaves come back or the roots will surly rot. For plants in ... of zones 10 and 11. Most cultivars cannot tolerate freezing temperatures. Expect any serissa to drop its leaves when temperatures fall to near freezing. Propagation: Softwood cuttings can be rooted in spring; ripewood ...
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Floridata: Bauhinia variegata
... rounded with lobed ends and heart shaped bases. The leaves are shaped a little like a cow's hoof. Some cultivars have leaves with white variegations. The flowers are reminiscent of showy ... may drop its leaves during winter drought, but this is not a bad thing. Hardiness: USDA Zones 9 - 11. Orchid tree is a subtropical plant that usually recovers from brief freezes (after dropping its leaves ...
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Gardening Tips- Dormant Plants- The Helpful Gardener
... bonsai dormancy requirements. Dormant Evergreens? “But my plant is an evergreen; it doesn’t drop its leaves so it’s not going dormant.” Au contraire, mon ami, the fact that it ... rest, dropping all their leaves allows the tree to send all its sugars to the roots where they are stored (that’s why we tap maples for sugar after leaves drop), the poor evergreens ...
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Vivi's Orchid Corner - Dendrobium Oriental Smile 'Fantasy' AD/AOS - August 2006
... it a velvety appearance. This nobile-type dendrobium has upright canes. Leaves are elliptical and this particular variety does not drop its leaves. Dendrobium Oriental Smile 'Fantasy' AD/AOS is an awarded plant. Just ...
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Vivi's Orchid Corner - Lycaste skinneri 'Pink Dawn' - April 2006
... trait; they are deciduous, which means the plant will drop its leaves. Lycaste skinneri, however, retain their leaves. Lycastes have large pseudobulbs and large pleated leaves. Lycaste skinneri is the national flower of Guatemala. Lycaste ...
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Droopy Beallara Leaves - Orchids Forum - GardenWeb
... basically like Phal conditions with a little more light. RE: Droopy Beallara Leaves clip this post email this post what is this? see most ... I've got a few in my basement with no lights set up. Its been at least two months. They have been watered once in all ... keeps about a 21 degree temperature during the day with a slight drop at night (open window). Currently i'm watering the larger orchids ( ...
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Herb Cautions
... grown in gardens. Its leaves are sometimes eaten, but most often they are used in brewing a tea for which its devotees claim a long ... tea brewed from foxglove. Ironically, they thought they were brewing comfrey leaves which wouldn't have been any food for them either; ... any form. Licorice root has been shown to cause edema, a drop in blood potassium levels, elevated blood pressure and heart failure if ...
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Evergreen Needle Drop
... tree that is very noticeable as it loses its leaves in fall is Eastern White Pine. This tree only holds its needles for two years which leaves less growth at the tip of branches ... infestation, however, any factor that increases stress on evergreen trees will intensify the autumn needle drop. Stress factors include drought, herbicide injury, root damage and insect or disease damage. Natural needle ...
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Plants For A Future - Alternative Edible Leaves
... south of Britain. It comes into growth in the autumn, provides its leaves all through the winter then flowers in the spring and dies ... capable of looking after itself and will provide you with its garlic flavoured leaves from late winter until late spring. Atriplex halimus. The SALT ... is not cold-hardy in all areas, being defoliated if temperatures drop much below -5�c for any period of time, and often ...
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