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Ivy ring- how long will it live before getting too woody? - Topiary Forum - GardenWeb
... to keep on sprouting from old wood. Just pondering - if it was 'old and gnarly' with lots of character - more like ... and recent clippings Posted by bumblebeez z7b SC (My Page) on Thu, Sep 14, 06 at 21:32 Thanks for answering! That's a good thought, thinking of old and gnarly as a plus and not a negative. I started another one recently and have decided I ...
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Floridata: A Gardener's Journal - March 2004
... pollen all over the place and I got weird from all of the new allergies I've developed since getting old and gnarly. The doctor said I had to take some drugs during allergy season so that I wouldn't have asthma attacks. So I did and ... and my thought processes returned in the form of worry. I called home to tell my dogsitter friend that I'd be right home to bury old ...
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Happy Thanksgiving Everyone! - Winter Sowing Forum - GardenWeb
... grand sons a daughter and son in law. Lots of fun, laughs, and food. My son and his family and other daughter and her family have ... and the street was so quiet (a rarity!!). Despite having a gnarly cold, we walked over to church as I'm in charge of watering and ... and thanksgiving, with anyone who wishes stating the things they have been thankful for, the past year especially. Cute when 5-6 yr old ...
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Propagating Roses - March/April 2003
... or ‘grafted’. In general old garden, shrub, species and miniature roses are grown on their own roots. Hybrid tea, floribunda, and grandiflora roses are ... union. On older roses the graft area becomes a large gnarly mass. You may not be able to see it if ... remaining leaves in half. This helps distinguish the old leaves from the new ones and diminish transpiration or water loss through the leaves. ...
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Trident maple
... three-lobed leaves, a readily-thickening trunk, and thick, gnarly roots which adapt well to root-over-rock style ... old root matter to allow room for new growth. Tomlinson recommends a fast-draining soil mix; The USDA states that Trident Maple should be planted in any well-drained, acid soil and ... moderately tolerant of soil salt. Pests and diseases: Generally pest and disease free, but are vulnerable ...
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Grape
... and very gnarly. Most grape vines have big leaves and their leaves do not dwarf well. To have a reasonable proportion for a bonsai there needs to be a relatively large and old ... has flowers and fruit. Pruning and wiring: Both wiring and pruning ... and smaller leaves. However, the old petioles often do not fall off the plant as (or after) the new leaves appear and mature. Blooms appear between the 3rd and ...
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Arbor Advisor - Spring 2006 - Collier Arbor Care
... Industry Association for our pro-bono pruning and cabling work on this 400 year-old tree. Although not widely utilized by the Ornamental ... have the space. Its large spreading crown creates a cooling shade and its gnarly, twisting branches are striking. If you are blessed with a Garry oak in your yard, do not plant a lawn underneath and ...
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Floridata: A Gardener's Journal - September 2003
... and I hope they go away. If they must stay, I hope they go after deer, eat a bunch of squirrels and stay away from old Sam the beagle. This gnarly guy is my inspiration - old and slow and grimly determined to ... . I lay down old newspapers and computer printouts as mulch which helps keep the weeds down and let's me stretch ...
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Rejuvenating the Gnarled Rosebush
... has that aren’t gnarly and barked-up. Barked-up ... and what to do about it. Why are they gnarly in the first place? As canes age, they get thicker and their bark gets thicker, too. The gnarly old canes can be decades old, in some cases. The problem is that the older canes don’t produce shoots and blooms like newer growth, and ...
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The Romance of Polyanthas
... and a half in order to flood the market with this rose. From that pinnacle of success, it retreated to an undeserved obscurity to the point that in l985 only one gnarly bush of it could be found in the garden of a Norfolk octogenarian to replenish the supply of the rose and ... edited by Dr. Thomas Cairns, ‘The Old Rose Advisor,’ by Brent Dickerson, and the excellent article by Robert Martin, ...
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