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Cyrtomium - holly fern
... in a clump for a nice effect. At least hardy in zones 6 to 10 - possibly colder. Field Grown Plants. $6.99 each - Available by mail next spring Note: Please enable cookies ...
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hibiscus, native plant, wildflower
... Red Hibiscus is a tropical-looking plant which is winter hardy to zones 6-7, possibly colder with thick winter mulch. Full to half sun is preferred in many types of soil ... to the ground, leaving dead canes which can be cut away to ground level. In colder areas the plants can be mulched over at this time. The root stock is often ...
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Asplenium - Astilbe -- Plant Delights Nursery Catalog Page 12
... sun and average garden soil. Aster carolinianus (Climbing Aster) Sun to Part SunZone: 7-9, possibly colder 120" tall Origin: USA Web-Only! (syn: Ampelaster carolinianus) What will they think of next ...
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PDN -- Plants Added in Fall 2006
... (Spiral Ginger) 7b-10 $12.00 06404 Crocosmia 'Walcroy' PPAF (Walberton Yellow Montbretia) 6-9, possibly colder $12.00 06807 Cuphea micropetala (Mexican Giant Cigar Plant) 7b-10 $9.00 03735 Cypella ... $14.00 06913 Thelypteris normalis var. lindheimeri 'Weekend at (Lindheimer's Maiden Fern) 7-9, possibly colder $12.00 07024 Tricyrtis 'Imperial Banner' PPAF, PVR (Imperial Banner Toad Lily) 6-8, at ...
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Duchesse de Rohan
... habit. In all likelihood, it will be completely hardy to at least zone 5, and possibly colder than that. Peter Beales has suggested that this may in fact be a primitive Hybrid ... merit rating: None assigned Personal merit rating: 9.0 Hardiness: USDA zones 5 to 8, possibly zone 4 in a protected location. Shrub size: 4 to 5 feet tall, X 4 ...
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Angiosperm Families - Compositae Giseke
... native of the Southern States when asked the name of that plant which people of colder climes know as the daisy fleabane. (W.N Clute, ‘Common Names of Plants’ 131 ... emblem of Scotland which seems to have been adopted by James II (1451, 1460–1488), possibly as a symbol of defence. The motto ‘Nemo me impune lacessit, ‘Nobody touiches ...
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Pharaoh Ant, Monomorium pharaonis (Linnaeus) (Insecta: Hymenoptera: Formicidae)
... Introduction The ant, Monomorium pharaonis (Linnaeus), is commonly known as the Pharaoh ant. The name possibly arises from the mistaken tradition that it was one of the plagues of ancient Egypt ... and has been able to adapt to field conditions in southern Florida (Creighton 1950). In colder climates, it has become established in heated buildings. Description The workers of Monomorium pharaonis (L ...
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getting Taro from the grocery store - Bog Garden Forum - GardenWeb
... good friend that lives in (Lesser) Slave Lake. Indeed it is colder up that way. I do envy you folks in southern Ontario, ... leaves. With inadequate light, it would create very large leaves, and possibly become spindley, only to be sunburned when I take it outdoors. ... in September. My understanding is that they will keep going, and possibly spread in your area. They are a very thick leaved plant, ...
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I Discovered the SECRET - Clematis Forum - GardenWeb
... you guys on whether the bubbling makes any difference.. my guess on why aeration could possibly make a difference is that it oxygenates the water? just a blind speculation on my ... mowing accident until following day). i turn off the bubblers at night plus it is colder in the house now. so not sure whether they will root so readily this time ...
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germinating pomegrante seeds - Growing from Seed Forum - GardenWeb
... a bit of grit (light beneficial to germination), temp 70F (appromimate room temperature) with germination possibly taking as long as 30-40 days. What I did - clean seed, sow barely covered ... , and moves them into an unheated greenhouse for winter in her Z7, one growing zone colder than my own. No fruit yet however.... RE: germinating pomegrante seeds clip this post email ...
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