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How to Grow Basil
... conditions. Protect from heavy wind, frost and scorching. It does not do well with blaring midday sun. Propagation: Sow seeds thinly in a warm location in pots or directly in the soil ... every 7 - 10 days to insure the roots are receiving adequate moisture. Always watering at midday not in the evening. In hot weather, syringe leaves. Basil grows well potted in containers ...
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Photographing irises
... stems that have finished flowering. - Shoot your pictures using natural soft daylight, not harsh full midday sun. Early morning, late evening or cloudy days soften shadows. - Use a solid object to support ...
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Help me to create an ideal area for Gunnera - Bog Garden Forum - GardenWeb
... midday sun if possible, they of course will do ok in full sun with lots of water but this can be more of a challenge due to the high sun ... when planted in the shade. More dense, short and stout in the sun. Being as big as they are maybe the stout version would be ... 1:03 I have no problem growing my GUNNERA plant in my full sun garden here in Maryland!!! Post a Follow-Up Please Note: Only registered ...
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Garden Hints Page 9
... which are shade-tolerant. If the windowbox is located in full sun, use strong colors. Also use brightly colored flowers that show up ... vines grow twenty to thirty feet tall. A location with full sun produces the searching for light to produce flowers. Although the ... through a garden looking for nectar which is sweetest in the midday sun. This genus includes over 100 species and cultivars. It is also ...
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Paphiopedilum orchids - The North of England Orchid Society
... year for optimal growth. Avoid direct sun, except in the early morning. In the house, move plants back from the window at the height of the midday sun or, ideally, grow them behind ...
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ABS - Temperate Bamboos
... bamboos of the high mountains of China do not run, but also do not tolerate sun or extreme heat, and therefore must be sited properly to thrive. The mysterious flowering cycles ... China, These plants do not tolerate full sun, but prefer to be understory plants, with overhead canopy above. Cooler, morning sun is acceptable, but hot, midday sun causes the curling of the leaves. Good ...
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Androsace yargongensis
... water) are the best plants. Growers further south prefer to provide some shade against the midday sun. A number of members have reported attempts to grow A. yargongensis outdoors throughout the year ...
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Spruce
... a pendent woody cone with thin, smooth or ragged-edged scales. Lighting: Full sun, but needs shade from the midday sun in summer, or needle browning will result. Temperature: These northern trees prefer ... may need to be planted in a deep pot to achieve this. Protect from full sun for a few weeks after repotting. P. jezoensis should be allowed to rest for 3 ...
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Tamarix
... some frost protection when temperatures drop below -5°C in winter. Lighting: Full sun but shade from midday sun in summer. Provide some frost protection when temperatures drop below -5°C in winter ...
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Sun Exposure: Precautions and Protection, HYG-5550-97
... June 21. In winter, the position of the sun allows few burning rays to reach northern U.S. locations. Be especially careful at midday during warm weather months. Ultraviolet rays are ... ; others do not. What are differences among sun screens, sun blocks, lubricants, and pigment or artificial tanners? Sun Screens and Sun Blocks Sun screens and sun blocks are suntan lotions that contain one or ...
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