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Questions On Tulips
... healthy and blooming. I'm guessing that they should be very lightly watered and left in their pot until they die back, then ... them where you want them to grow in barely disturbed soil, lightly cover with soil, and see what comes up. I have never done this ... fall, and will germinate the following spring. I would mulch them lightly with peat moss after the soil freezes initially. The same with rose ...
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Explore Cornell - Photos - Job Well Done
... Job Well Done You can leave the spot bare, or to help keep soil moist, lightly cover the spot with weed-free straw, marsh hay, or other mulching material. Make sure at ...
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Plant Propagation from Seed
... them on the soil surface. If they are covered at all, cover them lightly with fine peat moss or fine vermiculite. These two materials, ... the packet of seed as it is moved along the row. Lightly cover the seed with dry vermiculite or sifted medium if they require ... fine seed such as petunia, begonia, and snapdragon are not covered, but lightly pressed into the medium or watered in with a fine mist. ...
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Growing Basil, grow the Herb of love
... Basil In April, sow three seeds to a small pot in normal moist potting compost. Lightly cover with compost and place in a warm (15C or 60F) dark position - try and keep ... all the flavour of basil is to layer the leaves in a jar, and lightly salt them. Cover the leaves with a layer of olive oil. Seal the lid tightly and place ...
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Beetroot, harvesting and storing, pest and diseases - page 3
... bottom with stones or the like, then cover with potting compost to about 5cm (2in) from the rim. Scatter the seeds over the surface and lightly cover with more potting compost - water well ...
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Care of Ivy
... really not ivies at all. The Boston ivy, which is used in northern climates to cover buildings, belongs to the genus Parthenocissus, turns red in the fall and loses its leaves ... to insect attack. Loosen the root ball with a dull knife, or use your fingers. Lightly cover holes in the bottom of the pot with screening, old nylon hosiery, or clay pot ...
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Growing vegetables on Leeds allotments - Carrots
... which was manured the previous year. Sow in shallow drills, about 6 inches apart, and lightly cover. Thin progressively until plants are about 2 inches apart - beware, carrots have a strong scent ...
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Horticulture, Article 5: How to optimize cycad seed germination
... lightly cover them with perlite. I will lightly water the area a couple of times a week. I know of people in South Africa who plant the seeds on top of sand and cover ... moist burlap bag. Another method is to plant them with the sand and perlite, but cover the growing area with plastic so that the moisture does not escape. This keeps you ...
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Agapanthus inapertus "Graskop"
... Peninsula to just south of the Limpopo River. The plants all need full sun or lightly shaded positions for optimum growth and flowering. The soil should be well drained and humus ... or open beds in a frost-free environment. Sow in a well-drained mix and lightly cover the seed ensuring that it never dries out. Seed sown plants will flower within two ...
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CSSA Newsletters #28
... loss of seeds that can occur if no precautions are taken. One method is to cover the seed capsules while they are still on the plants with something to trap the ... mix. Moisten the soil. Sprinkle the seeds evenly over the surface of the compost. Cover the seeds lightly; cover the container with a plastic lid or in a zip-lock bag and place ...
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