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Grower Diaries - BigPumpkins.com
... 670 just in case and I realized something was wrong. Something had eaten part of the secondary vine and part of the female flower. Turns out, about a dozen or so cows ... day to give it some heat from the sun, but the only part to start to turn was the exposed part. I stopped uncovering it during the day and the orange has disappeared ...
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Cycad Society SA: Encephalartos aplanatus
... has a mostly subterranean habit. Plants are solitary with an exposed apex. Branching or suckering does not occurs as is the case ... strobili emerge green but turn a pale yellow when mature. The exposed part of microsporophylls are flat, smooth and hairless. A female plant ... diameter. Peduncles are stout and up to 60mm long. The exposed faces of megasporophylls are flat, smooth and also hairless, like ...
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Tomato Production for Saskatchewan's Gardeners (Part 1)
... be moved to a slightly more exposed location until they are spending the day in a nearly exposed site. During the process, the plants ... entire peat plug be is covered. If any part of the peat plug is left exposed, it will act as a wick, drawing moisture ... plants have emerged from these enclosures, the containers can be removed. Part two will deal with the summertime care and harvest of your garden ...
gardenline.usask.ca

Perennials on The Move Part 1
... Perennials on The Move Part 1 Perennials on The Move Part 1 GardenLine | Yard & Garden | Perennials on The Move Part 1 WHAT TO DIG, DIVIDE AND CLEAN UP THIS FALL Sara Williams According ... them with fine soil, firming the soil afterwards. The top of the rhizome should remain exposed or be just covered with soil if winter losses have been a problem. Deep planting ...
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Flower Terminology (Part 1)
... Terminology Part 1 Go To Flower Terminology Part 2 Go To Flower Terminology Part 3 Inflorescence Terminology Part 1 Inflorescence Terminology Part 2 Go To Leaf Terminology Part 1 Go To Leaf Terminology Part 2 ... flowers are pushed across the water surface by the slightest breeze, eventually bumping into the exposed stigma of a female flower resting horizontally on the water surface. This type of ...
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Propagating Roses (Part 2) - May/June 2003
... II The Flowering Dogwood Summer Vegetables & Small Gardens Some Gastropod Resistant Plants Dr. Chlorophyll Archives PART TWO The Layering Techniques Layering is an age-old method used by the Chinese over ... ’ll bury the wounded section under soil, leaving only the tip and its leaves exposed. It is the part of the cane buried underground that will develop roots. Once again it may ...
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The Genus Adenium in Cultivation Part 1
... equally vigorous; their roots become greatly enlarged in a couple of years and can be exposed when the plant is repotted to make a more interesting specimen. After several years the ... red edge, narrow petals, and prominent nectar guides (stripes) in the throat are diagnostic. [Home] [Part 2] [Part 3] [Part 4] [Part 5] [Part 6] [Reference]
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The Genus Adenium in Cultivation Part 3
... to produce a specimen with its characteristic, though still small, caudex. The caudex can be exposed above the potting medium to create charismatic bonsai-like treelets (the base can produce roots ... Warshak, Somalia. The caudex is typically underground, as (not) seen here. Photo: Myron Kimnach. [Home] [Part 1] [Part 2] [Part 4] [Part 5] [Part 6] [Reference]
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Elms in Winnipeg - Part 4
... Elm Elm Tree Diseases Elm Tree Links Quick Elm Facts Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Hubbes began studying Dutch elm disease in ... one trial, all the trees in the control group died when exposed to the fungus, whereas only one in 33 vaccinated trees succumbed. ... rejoice again under their own restorative canopies of stately elms. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Jamie Swift is a writer and broadcaster living in ...
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Conservation Part 24: Hot! Hot! Hot!, by Marilyn Light, 9 Jun 99
... Part 24: Hot! Hot! Hot!, by Marilyn Light, 9 Jun 99 OrchidSafari ARCHIVES* Hot! Hot! ... it is a common assumption that tropical orchids grow in full sun. They may be exposed to the sky, it is true, but there may be only a few ours ... of the greenhouse then the relative humidity will read higher than in the warmer part. marylois (TOPIC: HOT! HOT! HOT! with Marilyn Light) My humidistats - one on each side ...
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