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Hort on the Internet: Mail Order Companies & Nurseries
... Paradise Doug Young Nursery Dramm's RainWand Duncraft - Birdfeeder supplies Dutch Gardens, Inc. Edible landscape Edmunds' Roses Elk Mountain Nursery Eminence Meadows eNature.com ePonds.com EuroAmerican ... Fields Foliage Gardens Forestfarm Plant Nursery Forestry Suppliers Fridas Hosta's Garden & Landscape Software - 3D Garden Bazaar Garden Manager Software Garden Pond Garden Styles Garden Watchdog ...
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Hort on the Internet: Fruits and Nuts
... Brambles California Rare Fruit Growers, Inc. Chilling Requirements - Alabama Classification of Fruit Classification of Fruits Edible Landscape - Virginia Edible Landscaping & Gardening Fail to Bear Failure To Fruit - Michigan Freeze Protection - Alabama Fruit and ...
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Hort on the Internet: Landscaping
... Landscape Plan - Missouri Edible Landscapes - Virginia Edible Landscaping & Gardening Elizabethian Gardens Evaluating the Landscape - Nebraska Gardening and Landscaping with Wood - Ohio State Shade Gardening - Suite101.com Shade Gardening - Missouri Landscape Architecture Landscape Architecture Resources - Florida Landscape ...
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Hort on the Internet: General Horticulture
... Plants & Wildflowers Index - DesertUSA Desert Tropical Plants Drying And Preserving Flowers - Alabama Edible Mushroom Cultivation Espaliers - Florida Failure to Flower - Michigan State Fall Foliage - ... Nurseries Invasive Species: The Nation's Invasive Species Info System Invasives Landscape and the Law - Louisiana Landscape Lighting/Plant Dormancy Language of Flowers - Texas Leaves Change Color ...
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Poisonous Plants: Amanita chlorinosma
... NC but chiefly in the Piedmont and Coastal Plain. Where Found Forest or natural area, landscape. Singly, usually under oaks. Mode Ingestion Poisonous Part Mushroom Symptoms Strongly suspected to be ... dizziness, abdominal pains, etc. Symptoms occur 30 minutes to several hours after ingesting. Edibility NOT EDIBLE! Comments The large size, powdery cap, enlarged base of the stalk and strong chlorine ...
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Poisonous Plants: Galerina autumnalis
... Origin USA, NC Distribution Apparently well distributed throughout NC. Where Found Forest or natural area, landscape. Singly or in small clusters on rotted wood. Mode Ingestion Poisonous Part Mushroom Symptoms ... bleeding, coma, kidney failure and death usually within 7 days after eating. Edibility NOT EDIBLE! Comments The small brown sticky caps, white annulus, rusty brown spore prints and occurrence ...
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Poisonous Plants: Amanita flavoconia
... common in the Piedmont and Coastal Plain regions. Where Found Forest or natural area, landscape. Singly or scattered, usually under hardwood trees especially oaks, occasionally under pine. Mode Ingestion ... dizziness, abdominal pains, etc. Symptoms occur 30 minutes to several hours after ingesting. Edibility NOT EDIBLE! Comments This species is suspected to be toxic and is related to other known ...
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Poisonous Plants: Leucocoprinus birnbaumii
... , and potted plants in houses and shopping malls. Where Found Forest or natural area, landscape. Singly or scattered on ground or, more commonly in greenhouses, rooting mix in potted ... Symptoms may include mild to severe diarrhea, vomiting, nausea and other gastrointestinal upsets. Edibility NOT EDIBLE! Comments This mushroom is easily recognizable by its small size, bright yellow powder and ...
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Poisonous Plants: Naematoloma fasiculare
... TASTE very bitter. Origin USA, NC Distribution Throughout NC. Where Found Forest or natural area, landscape. In dense clusters, often 20-30 fruiting bodies in a cluster, on logs, stumps, various ... An European case reported six deaths attributed to the ingestion of this fungus. Edibility NOT EDIBLE! Comments Although not recommended, the bitter taste, habit and habitat makes this species rather easy ...
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Poisonous Plants: Amanita muscaria
... SPORE PRINT white. Origin USA, NC Distribution Throughout NC. Where Found Forest or natural area, landscape. Singly, scattered, in dense groups or even in "fairy rings" in mixed hardwood-pine ... reported are in very young, old chronically ill individuals who were severely poisoned. Edibility NOT EDIBLE! Comments This is a variable species with several color varieties recognized. The cherry red ...
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