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PlanetaCactus: Opuntia ficus-indica - Chumbera
... are provided with numerous glochids of yellow color, that are almost completely lost in the old stems. The flowers are big and of yellow color. The fruit is edible, oval, with a ...
english.planetacactus.com

I Discovered the SECRET - Clematis Forum - GardenWeb
... this is what's going on with my bubbling jar of stems so far: Put stems from an assortment of Clems (Petit Faucon, Ruby Glow, Gillian ... white bumps are now, today, 3" roots! None of the other stems (mostly large flowered varieties) did anything except lose leaves and looked ... I took were all pretty woody but they weren't really thick old stems, they were all from this year's growth. I should have ...
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will this cause any lasting issues - Orchids Forum - GardenWeb
... any of the dried covering on pbs, as scale can hide there. Also remove any old stems that have flowered-- on any infested plant those often have scale on them, tho I ...
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Salvia
... to emerge in early spring to do your winter cleanup of old stems to avoid freeze damage to the less hardy types. The best ... flowers. ‘Moonlight’ has rich creamy light yellow flowers on erect woody stems and grows up to 2 feet tall and 2 feet wide. ... are extremely attractive to hummingbirds. ‘Argentine Skies’ has sky-blue flowers on stems shorter than the species, to 3½ feet. ‘Black and Blue’ (Costa ...
hgic.clemson.edu

Ranunculaeae Society
... greenish to white filaments and creamy white anthers. The stems are weakly ribbed or grooved, and are hairy when ... Clematis terniflora belongs to the pruning group 3, meaning that all old stems should be pruned back hard, annually in late winter or ... stems and work upwards to the first pair of nodes (leaf joints), and make a clean oblique cut above the nodes. Simply put, cut back all the old stems ...
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Lilac Renewal
... old stems at ground level in late winter. The following year, again in late winter, prune out one half of the remaining old stems. Also, thin out some of the new growth. Retain several well spaced, vigorous stems and remove all the others. Finally, remove all of the remaining old ...
hortparadise.unl.edu

Snowdrop
... stems with no scales; the food is stored in the solid tissue in the middle. New corms replace the old ... stems, from which both roots and shoots emerge, as opposed to tuberous roots, which are underground food storage systems that are not stems. Growth buds emerge from the old stems ...
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The American Chestnut Foundation
... diameter. Ring counts on blight-killed stems show that they get to be 20 or 30 years old. At the same time, all of the anatomical details like leaf size and shape, twig color and hairiness, etc., seem identical to Allegheny chinquapin. I saw chinquapin stems ... old age – about an inch of diameter every five or six years. The inner cylinder of wood on many of the old stems ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Cape Fuchsias (Phygelius species)-- Perennials With Punch
... yours to enjoy. The blossoms are arranged in clusters at the top of sturdy flowering stems that rise up above the bushy plants. The roughly four-inch-long leaves are lance ... until midspring, as the old stems offer some protection from cold. When the garden warms up, you may cut the plant back by about half to encourage new stems to break, or further ...
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Old European Roses
... roses. A document that puts in words the way many Old Rose enthusiasts feel about old garden roses can be found here. The albas have ... use in creating the Attar of roses. The flowers often have short stems and rather weak necks and come in colors ranging from white to ... 2 to 4 feet high, although some reach 6 feet, with upright stems that have thin prickles rather than thorns. The leaves are rough, ...
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