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Cypripediums and other terrestrials
... , Cypripedium yatabeanum Soil media: three parts sand, two parts milled sphagnum moss, one part sphagnum peat, 1/3 part charcoal chips. Mulch with shredded leaves or partially rotted pine needles. Light conditions ... Cypripedium Barbeyi, Cyp. Gisela Soil media: "Q-Mix" (1 part loam soil, 2 parts gritty sand, 2 parts fine fir bark, 1 part shredded leaves). Silica sand may be substituted for the gritty ...
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Wisteria
... deep container to accomodate the vigorous roots. Rémy Samson recommends a mix of 1 part loam and 1 part leaf mould. Simon and Schuster's recommends 50% soil, 30% peat, and 20% coarse ... similar to Turface), 2 parts sand, and 1 part peat moss. He also says that normal bonsai mix or even a sandy loam can be used. The roots of wisteria often display ...
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Japanese Maple
... when a tree is weakened. Stop feeding for a month or two during the hottest part of the summer. If you prefer to use chemical fertilizers, feed every other week with ... , and 20% coarse sand. Rémy Samson recommends 2 parts loam and 1 part coarse sand. Peter Chan recommends 1 part loam, 1 part peat, and 1 part coarse sand. Plant in a shallow pot to allow ...
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Cyp. Haven: Culture Sheet (culture-6, C.E.W.)
... . Philipp and similiar hybrids. Soil media: "Q-Mix" (1 part loam soil, 2 parts gritty sand, 2 parts fine fir bark, 1 part shredded leaves). Silica sand may be substituted for the gritty ...
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Propagation of Cactus and Succulents
... use has adequate drain-age. Use a sandy rooting mix 3 parts sand to 1 part loam and set the cuttings in place so they are in contact with the soil. Do ...
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Lorraine Flanigan's GardenMart
... provides good drainage. Anna recommends a soil mixture of one part peat moss, one part loam, and one part course sand. Getting the right sand is important. The ... air." Using a wheel barrow, Anna mixes the peat moss, sand and loam in small batches. Alternatively, she has tried layering the peat moss, sand and loam "If I'm really desperate, I just put in the layers and ...
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Seed Raising
... seed: two parts peat-based commercial potting-soil, one part loam, one part leaf mold, one part marble grit or coarse sand and one part perlite. The mix is moistened and baked for two hours ... their long taproot, using a more or less classic soil mix: one part soil, one part leaf mold and one part coarse material (fine marble chippings and pumice) with a bit of crushed ...
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NARGS: Plant of the Month: May 1998
... a gritty, somewhat acid soil; a mixture of two parts course sand, one part peat, and one part loam. Although there are other genistas suitable for the rock garden, the species vary in ...
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Starting Seeds Indoors: Part 2
... be used for seeding, a more usual soil-less mixture consists of 1 part peat moss and 1 part vermiculite or perlite. A mixture may also be made up of 1/3 ... . Seedlings are usually transplanted into commercially available potting soil, which consists of some combination of loam, peatmoss, perlite and vermiculite. Such mixtures are usually labeled "sterilized" or "pasteurized," indicating that they ...
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Starting Seeds Indoors: Part 4
... are usually transplanted into commercially available, sterilized potting soil, which consists of some combination of loam, peatmoss, perlite, and vermiculite. Transplant the seedlings into the potting soil, taking care not to ... protection for the first few weeks. This was the final article in Sara's 4-part series on starting seeds indoors. Williams is a specialist in horticulture with the Extension ...
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