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Spider Plant Houseplant Care
... of GrowthPruningPurchasingTemperatureToolsSubscriptionHome Page Common Name: Spider Plant / Airplane Plant Scientific Name: Chlorophytum Comosum Lighting: High Water: Dry Bugs: Not Common Spider Plant CHARACTERISTICS: The more root- ... plant soon. Spider plants are commonly variegated with a white stripe in the middle, but can come with a reverse stripe, or solid green leaf. This is one hardy plant ...
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The Hardy Cyclamens
... be almost as hardy as the previous. As I mentioned, the Cyclamen plant is considered a tuber. A flowering size plant has a ... slivery mottling patterns that are as different as snowflakes from plant to plant. Several strains have been isolated by collectors and they ... Garden Society, AGS the Alpine Garden Society and HPS, the Hardy Plant Society. Bibliography There are two good books, both published by ...
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Georgia Perennial Plant Association - Links of Interest
... Georgia Perennial Plant Association - Links of Interest President's Message Officers Meetings Special Events Members Only Membership Info ... Gardens Fine Gardening Magazine The Gardening Launch Pad Georgia Native Plant Society Habersham Gardens Hardy Plant Society of Oregon Land Arts Nursery National Perennial Plant Association Perennial Grace Nursery Perry's Perennial Pages (University ...
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HSA Promising Plant Profile - Pelargonium 'Charity'
... , was originally found as a sport from a P. 'Rose' type plant at the Nauvoo Restoration Village in Nauvoo, Illinois. Its leaves are ... a wide golden border, making it a show stopper. It is a plant that any Pelargonium enthusiast must have. It may be planted in ... is typical of all the scented pelargoniums, this is not a frost hardy plant, and must be protected when temperatures dip to the mid 30s [ ...
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NARGS: Plant of the Month: July 1999
... Archive 2002 Archive 2001 Archive 2000 Archive 1998 Archive 1997 Plant of the Month July 1999 Campanula garganica by Iza Goroff ... hardy plant, easy to grow in an ordinary garden mix of equal parts soil, sand, and humus. It thrives in sun to half shade. The pictured plant was growing in a vertical crevice, behind which was such a mix. Although the plant was about 2' (60 ...
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NARGS: Plant of the Month: August 1999
... Archive 2003 Archive 2002 Archive 2001 Archive 2000 Archive 1998 Archive 1997 Plant of the Month August 1999 Veronica spicata nana by Iza Goroff Veronica ... tall for the rock garden. However, Veronica spicata nana is a tiny plant, no more than 1/2" (1 cm) high in leaf and 4" ( ... spicata nana is an easy, hardy plant. It requires a lean soil and full sun to do its best. It is hardy to at least -30 F (- ...
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Nepenthes, Pitcher Plant,carnivorous plants
... s pitchers can reach 7 inches, possibly more on a mature plant. The lower pitchers are the largest and can get quite red ... and coppery red spots (photo). These are generally produced as the plant gets older. The upper pitchers are about 3-4 inches tall ... -basket subject in greenhouses or other humid environments. A fairly hardy plant, preferring warm temperatures, but is quite tolerant of cool periods. ...
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Tony Avent Biographical Information -- Plant Delights Nursery
... Pitcher Plant Bog Cacti in the Southeast Cutting Thru The Jungle-Native Plants Myths and Realities Fragrant Hostas Gardening in the Shade Gardening With Hardy Tropicals ... Member) Garden Writers of America Hardy Fern Foundation Hardy Plant Society International Aroid Society International Bulb Society International Palm Society International Plant Propagators Society North American Rock Garden ...
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Daylily Dictionary: Hardy
... Hardy HARDY: 1.) In the north, a plant that is not adversely affected by cold temperatures and can grow, increase and perform well in a particular zone or zones. Some plants also need to be hot-weather hardy (ie: Texas, Arizona and Florida). 2.) A term used to describe a plant that can survive and grow in specific adverse climate conditions, ie: cold hardy or drought hardy ...
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The Gardener's Network - A to Z's of Home Gardening: Plant Hardiness Zones
... heat and water. Lettuce and cabbage does well in cooler weather. Plant hardiness zones define the environment for particular groups of plants. ... you can select the right plants to grow for your area. Plant Hardiness zones represents the average low temperature range for an area ... last frost dates are critical dates for those of us who plant tender annuals. It is important to note that these dates can ...
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