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Cypress genus description
... scale-like rather than pointed. A few branches may be dominated by sharp-pointed needles. Round, woody cones greater than 1/2" in diameter (resemble those of Port-Orford-cedar and Alaska ... that cypresses do not commonly have sharp-pointed needles). Their round cones resemble those of Port-Orford- and Alaska-cedars, although cypress cones are much larger (often over 1/2 inch in diameter ...
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juniper genus description
... their leaves may be either scale-like or needle-like. In fact, their fruits are round cones, but they're softer than most and they have a blue, red, or copper color ...
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Glossy
Glossy The foliage is glossy and fragrant, or there are leathery, oblong cones There are round cones and you can rub a whitish bloom off the foliage
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Chamaecyparis obtusa fact sheet
... : Monoecious; not showy, males small (1/8 inch) reddish brown terminal cones; females sightly larger, round, yellow green. Fruit: Small, round cones (1/3 inch across), borne singly, orange-brown, numerous wrinkled scales, ripen ...
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Juniperus chinensis fact sheet
... (1/4 inch) at tips of branches, females also yellowish, round, and at tips of branches. Appearing in spring. Fruit: Small, round cones (1/3 inch across), nearly smooth, bluish white later turning ...
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Wallace W Hansen Native Plants of the Northwest Chamaecyparis Nootkatensis Alaska Cedar Catalog
... and sell both Wholesale and Retail, depending on quantity. I usually have plants available year-round in one gallon containers and often in various other container sizes and as Bare Root ... be relatively prickly, although nothing like a spruce. The cones begin as small waxy green seeds that mature into brown woody round cones about one centimeter across (very similar to the Port Orford ...
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Wallace W Hansen Native Plants of the Northwest False Cedars Native Cedars catalog
... . The most distinguishing feature of this species is the small cones that look very much like a duck’s bill before they ... to Western red cedar, there are some obvious differences. The small round cones are a pale chalky blue color, resembling berries, before they ripen ... male and female cones, but on separate branches. The male cones are small and reddish, but the 1/2 inch female cones are upright ...
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Make some of your own topiary frames - Topiary Forum - GardenWeb
... cages. I put them upside down in some ivy in two huge round concrete planters on my front porch. I had tried for years ... me to this forum. I wasn't dreaming of simple shapes, like cones, pyramids, etc. but, of elephants. Particulary a dancing elephant. And now Caroles ... out in winter.ie, i have a giraffe with ivy growing year round in my living room. quite the conversation piece. then when warm enough ...
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I want to see your flower beds/best combos - Winter Sowing Forum - GardenWeb
... their second year, and I guess exhausted themselves. It's a great plant, with a round habit of silver-gray aromatic foliage, and each plant is covered with thousands of 1 ... , LI, NY (My Page) on Sun, Nov 26, 06 at 22:24 I just love Cones and Rudes together! What a great combination! RE: I want to see your flower beds ...
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Desirable Herb Varieties, By Herb
... of sawdust at the supermarket, but the ideal is year-round availability. We ourselves are fortunate (well, "luck is the residue of ... provide a place somewhere where many herbs will flourish year round. A sunny windowsill will even do, though most houses are ... a pot) Hyssop - ditto the above remarks Juniper - its "berries," actually little cones, are a powerful flavoring Lovage - "If you grow it you ...
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