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Maiden Grasses
... plot in town, or several acres in the county. Their disadvantages are few. Some can spread invasively by rhizomes or reseed themselves a little too enthusiastically, and others can be frustratingly ... , so it’s excellent for those places that need a strong vertical presence without much horizontal spread. Its very narrow leaves are pale green with white margins and just the faintest tinge ...
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Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology - 1994
... and R.A. Brammall Pages 311-316 Effect of nonhost and fungicide-treated barriers on horizontal spread of ascochyta blight of lentil E.A. Pederson and R.A.A. Morrall Pages 317 ...
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Uit_de_geschiedenis_van_de_fuchsia's-Deel I
... form of the fuchsia as culture plant is well the standard with less or more horizontal spread stems. There is a large variety in flowers of the different varieties. The rise and ...
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Carya cordiformis (Wangenh
... the horizontal spread of the roots is about double that of the branches. By age 10, the height of the top is about four times the depth of the taproot while the spread ...
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AppleCultivation
... Standard trees have trunks 6 to 7 feet high and a horizontal spread in maturity of 20 to 40 feet depending on what ... spread of up to 20 to 30 feet once mature. Bush or Dwarf trees (and so-called ‘pyramid’ trees) have a clear trunk of 2 to 2˝ feet and a horizontal spread ... get established quickly. A bucket of well-rotted manure or compost spread below and around the roots is also excellent and will ...
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Calendar for Growing Roses
... handful of bone meal. Mound the dirt in the hole up into a cone shape. Spread the rose roots over the cone, with the bud union 1 1/2 inches to ... climbers may be pruned in mid-February or pruned after the first bloom. Keep canes horizontal. Lateral canes will break bloom-producing stems at each leaf axil. Pruning Steps: 1. Remove ...
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Control of Roof Rats in Fruit Trees
... on the first ships to reach the New World and has spread around the world. This rat is the same species that carried ... stringer boards of fences and the horizontal support poles of chain link fences. Traps can be nailed directly to the horizontal stringer board of wooden fences ... getting in the trap ( Figure 5a ). To secure rat traps to horizontal poles of chain link fences, put an eye screw on each ...
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E. coli and Salmonella on animal farms: sources, survival and management
... contaminate healthy herds by several routes: 1) introduction of infected animals (pathogens then spread rapidly by mutual grooming or through infected water and feed); 2) contaminated drinking water ... H. Stanker. 1998. Effect of a commercial competitive exclusion culture (Preempt) on mortality and horizontal transmission of Salmonella gallinarum in broiler chickens. Avian Dis. 42(4):651-6. Petridis ...
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Guide to Birch Trees
... birches. Its attractive bark has a strong tendency to peel in long horizontal strips and is darker in colour than the white bark of other ... one third the size of a football field. To permit proper root spread, trees should be planted as far as possible from any obstruction ... tree from the container, quarter the root ball with a sharp knife. Spread out the root mass and plant the tree into a cultivated ...
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Small Plants For Small Spaces
... waxwings. The trees are usually about 4.6 m (15 ft) high with an equal spread. Some have a red-purple summer foliage. It is important to select a variety resistant ... ) are small trees, usually under 4.6 m (15 ft) in height, with a distinctive horizontal branching habit. The glossy foliage turns a brilliant orange-scarlet in fall and the small ...
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