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Prune Your Cedars Cautiously
... location with good growing conditions. Such cedars may grow several inches each year, and will thus require pruning. Downsizing Cedars If a plant ... columnar cedars, follow the same topping procedure described above for each of the main trunks. Globe cedars will seldom fill ... produces six inches of new growth each year, you can restrict its growth to only 1 inch per year by removing 5 inches of the ...
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Black Knot of Plums and Cherries, HYG-3011-94
... in infected wood during the spring and fall months, causing the knots to elongate several inches each year and eventually girdle affected twigs and branches. Ascospores are potentially available from the time of ... next to the orchard site. Established orchards or backyard trees should be scouted or examined each year for the presence of black knot, and infected twigs should be pruned out and ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Custom-fitted Conifers—Trees for the Space-Conscious Gardener
... has an exceptionally slow growth rate, adding only 3 to 6 inches each year. Its fine, spiky needles are a beautiful golden color. The ... , too, is very slow-growing, adding only 1 to 3 inches in height each year. Our specimen was 1 foot tall when we planted it ... patterns, which give the tree lasting appeal through the winter months. Each year, we mulch with wood chips, water in times of drought, ...
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Epimedium x versicolor 'Suphureum' - BISHOP'S HAT - Rainyside.com
... E. grandiflorum and E. pinnatum subsp. colchicum. It will creep slowly, about four to six inches each year, forming a weed-suppressing mat. In late winter, the leaves are a leathery burgundy color ... -9, 14-17. USDA zones: 5-9. Heat zones: 9-4. Mature size Height: 12 inches (15-30 cm). Width: 3 feet (1 m). ©2003 Flowering period Mid to late spring ...
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Garden Conifers
... inches a year. Dwarf conifers will grow at least three inches a year but less than six inches each year. Intermediate conifers will grow from six to twelve inches each year. Large conifers (often the species as found in nature) will usually grow more than twelve inches each year ...
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July 2003 Newsletter
... preventable through safe and effective immunization, nearly 1 million people die each year world-wide. In the US, there are about 200 cases reported ... and sellers that Sponsors a nationwide program of rose trials each year. ARS American Rose Society.  An association of more than 20, ... form of assexual plant reproduction. A stem is cut about 6 inches long, all but the top 2 leaflets are removed, and the ...
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November 2003 Newsletter
... throughout the year.  They will survive the winter better if properly hydrated.  Stick your finger down into the soil about 5 inches.  If it ... mellow over winter and be ready to receive new plants next year. Roses can be successfully transplanted from one location to another ... rose petals. Rosalia is a Roman feast celebrating the rose, held each year on May 23. A rose suspended over a Roman banqueting ...
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MOS
... the current year. Newsletter Editor Shirley Keim said the MOS Newsletter should be on the website by the 3rd of each month. Committee ... "whiskers" on her Phrag. "Windy Hill" grew one and a half inches each day. Very long and impressive! Jim and John found willing ... a specific plant. Updated twice each year, the current complete version costs $139.00. New updates are $30.00 each. Thanks to Greg and ...
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Firewitch Dianthus Named 2006 Perennial of the Year
... cover, even when not in bloom. Plants reach only 3-4 inches tall, though the blooming stems add a few more inches. Dianthus performs best in full sun, though light shade is ... are sold. Members of the Perennial Plant Association, generally professional plant growers, select one perennial each year to educate the gardening public and to promote planting of perennial flowers. For more information ...
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Year 'round Hibiscus
... to about zone 5 with no protection. They die to the ground each year. If you have a tropical hibiscus, remember it is a TROPICAL. ... new hybrids being developed! There are people who grow these plants year 'round in the northern U.S. and Canada, Sweden and NOT using ... Fertilization: Feeding the Masses In late winter, scrape off the top 2 inches of old potting soil and replace it with fresh soil. You ...
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