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07-07-02 Lavender
... green growth of your lavender back so about one or two inches of green remain. Avoid cutting into the woody stems. The older wood will generally not produce new growth. This pruning will promote fuller growth ... of green above the woody stems. It seems drastic but this will stimulate new growth. ...
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Prune Your Cedars Cautiously
... growth starts. Take special care not to remove too much growth from the outside of the plant at this time. On a typical cedar, there is green growth ... green growth is pruned off the outer part of a branch, it will be left virtually bare. The virtually bare branch will seldom produce new growth ... year's growth. These are the green stems; the older stems are brown in color. How much new growth should you ...
gardenline.usask.ca

HortNews- March 2006
... ends about the time elongation of the new growth stops. On infected plant parts, abnormal growth of bark and wood tissues produce small, ... soft (pulpy) texture and become covered with a velvety, olive-green growth of the fungus. During summer, the young knots turn darker and ... cells do not develop normally due to the secretion of growth regulating chemicals by the fungus. This results in abnormal cell ...
hortparadise.unl.edu

Cercospora Needle Blight
... from the lower branches to the younger, higher branches. Severely infected trees may only have green growth on the top half or one-third of the tree. Small shoots and branchlets from ...
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justgardeners.com
... in pots just below the water's surface. Algae growth is one of the few problems in tub gardens and is seen as green growth in the water. This often happens in the ... top two inches of the pot with sand or washed gravel. This helps prevent algae growth. Most pots can be used for containers but should be large enough for the plants ...
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Garden Hints Page 8
... the plant requires a bright window. Low light will cause weak growth as it stretches toward the sun. Trim to keep the plant’ ... spreading effect. The initial shaping will remove 75 percent of the green growth. Trim the side shoots continually as they should not be allow3ed ... year or two. Well-drained garden loam is required for good growth of peonies. Dig a hole twelve to eighteen inches deep and ...
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Lily Culture
... number stands for Nitrogen which is important for the production of leafy green growth and chlorophyll needed to make sugars that the plant uses. The ... on your plants in the autumn as that will induce new green growth when the plant is trying to shut itself down for the ... bulb, B) Plant them far enough apart to allow for bulb growth and division. Here is a guideline to planting depths. Asiatics and ...
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Care for green Arundo donax in Ohio - Ornamental Grasses Forum - GardenWeb
... growth over the years, and thru the season. This year we are definately ahead of previous years! Don't neglect to fertilize, lkz51a! RE: Care for green ... donax. Has stopped all growth in October and two weeks ago a freeze burnt sideshoot fresh growth. RE: Care for green Arundo donax in ... potted up. If new above ground growth occurs, I'll post a pic. RE: Care for green Arundo donax in Ohio clip this ...
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Common Sense Gardening Part 1: Crop Rotation and Green Manures
... able to "fix" nitrogen from the air, utilize it for their own growth, and still produce some in excess for the crops to follow. ... Our growing season is simply not long enough to permit the growth of a green manure in the fall or spring, and then have six weeks ... .) It will germinate in the fall, remain dormant over winter, and resume growth early the following spring. It should be plowed down a few ...
gardenline.usask.ca

Garlic
... for six dozen garlic plants--that equates (under ideal conditions: full growth and no storage losses) to using about a bulb of ... green. If you can apply some extra nitrogen at this time, so much the better. Somewhere around mid-May, the garlics will finish their green-growth ... As harvest really draws nigh, the leaves will start turning from green to brown. Opinions vary about exactly when to strike, but ...
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