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... often many months Geranium maculatum- Place seeds in a plastic baggy with moist seed mix and keep at room temps for one week, ... days. Gunnera manicata Use warm and moist conditions for best germination: 75-85ºF SOIL TEMP, sow onto moist seed medium and seal pots ... days. Gunnera tinctoria Use warm and moist conditions for best germination: 75-85ºF SOIL TEMP, sow onto moist seed medium and seal pots ...
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Beets
... or higher. Although beets grow well during warm weather, seedlings are better established under cool, moist conditions. You can succession-seed, but if you're harvesting mainly for freezing, why bother? As ...
growingtaste.com

Desirable Vegetable Varieties: Swiss Chard
... . or higher. Although chard grows well during warm weather, seedlings are better established under cool, moist conditions--possibly for planting around April 1st. If you like, though, you can start sowing chard ...
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Iris
... light shade but Japanese and Louisiana Iris need full sun. Louisiana and Japanese iris require moist conditions during the summer months. All are moderate to heavy feeders and need to be ... sized yellow blooms. It increases well and grows under almost all conditions. ‘Marie Caillet’ grows and blooms under almost any conditions. Its blue-purple flowers appear on tall, branching stalks. ‘Professor ...
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Biology of Subterranean Termites in the Eastern United States
... fungi may deter termite feeding. Wood-destroying fungi often take advantage of the same moist conditions favored by termites. Thus, termites and wood-destroying fungi are sometimes found together ... Foraging termites can also detect temperature gradients in the soil, and under extremely hot conditions seek out thermal “shadows” cast by vegetation, and presumably structures. When temperatures near ...
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Growing Lettuce In The Home Garden, HYG-1610-92
... intolerant of hot weather, readily bolting or sending up a flower stalk under hot summer conditions. For this reason, plus the long growing period required, it is the most difficult of ... best quality when grown under cool, moist conditions. Lettuce seedlings will tolerate a light frost. Temperatures between 45 F and 65 F are ideal. Such conditions usually prevail in Ohio in spring and ...
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Vegetable Crops Pt1
... beans. First signs of infection are small, soft, watery spots that enlarge rapidly under cool, moist conditions. They may enlarge and coalesce and the stem is girdled. Infected pods turn into ... , should be made at seven to 10 day intervals, or more often, if weather conditions are favorable for disease development. Preventative fungicide applications will protect plants against infection. Gummy ...
plantpathology.tamu.edu

Vegetable Crops pt 2
... black areas with pale yellow centers. Infected leaves shrivel when infection is heavy. Under these conditions foliage appears as if burned by fire. The fungus overwinters in infected crop refuse. Air ... (fungi - Rhizoctonia solani): A serious disease of celery that is favored by high temperatures and moist conditions. Symptoms are first seen as small lesions on the base of the petioles, near the ...
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Cycas pectinata
... moderate to deep shade. C. pectinata is a plant of medium to higher elevations and moist conditions. It is recorded from a variety of substrates, but most frequently occurs on clay soils ...
plantnet.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au

Fritillaria
... (persica) (fri-till-air' ee-ah) Family: Liliaceae, Lily Growth rate: moderate to fast Soil: moist, well-drained Light: full sun to part shade Pests and problems: leaf spots, rusts Other ... under ¼" wide; zones 3-8; native to No. Europe; probably next most seen; good in moist conditions, such as with Marsh Marigolds michailowskyi (mic-ale-ow' ski-ii)--native to Turkey, relatively ...
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