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Growing Fruit Crops in Containers
... for growing fruit plants in containers is portability. Thus, tropical and subtropical fruits can be grown in containers in areas where freezes might occur. The size and mobility of the containers ... damaging temperatures. This does not mean, however, that temperate zone fruits can be produced in subtropical areas, because these fruit trees require a certain amount of cold weather each winter in order ...
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SPLENDORS OF THE RAIN FOREST
... bloom, an impressive palette of extraordinary colors. These plants are native to the tropical and subtropical areas of the Americas, the majority indigenous to South America. Most of them grow as air ...
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Achimenes in English
... more than 1 200 varieties are known. They still grow wild in the tropic and subtropical areas. A remarkable concentration is still found in South and Middle America and in Mexico. The ...
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Violet
... mountainous areas. It is hard to grow this species in flatlands because it does not grow well in hot and humid summer. Viola iwagawai grows in shade places of Okinawa Islands(subtropical areas). This species is not hardy. This species also does not like hot summer since it grows in cool and humid places of mountainous areas. Viola yezoensis Japanese ...
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Dicksoniaceae [First Draft]
... subtropical regions and tropical regions, usually growing with Alsophila spinulosa, Diplopterygium chinense, Dicranopteris pedata etc., sometimes forms community, abundant. It is an acid soil indicator species in tropical and subtropical areas, mainly distribute in South and Southwest China, Guangxi, Guangdong and Guizhou are the main distribution areas, then are ...
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Lindsaeaceae [First Draft]
... and trilete, rarely ellipsoidal and  monolete.     About 150 species, in tropical and subtropical areas, extending north to Japan and south to South Brazil, Australia and New Zealand; fourteen species ...
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Plants
... are green and white or variegated. The plant thrives in sun or light shade in subtropical areas, grows to about a foot tall, and is typically used as an ornamental in gardens ... cactuses are succulent plants, well known natives of desert areas in the Americas. They have also become naturalized to similar environments in other areas. An individual plant is called a cactus. Like ...
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Tropical and Subtropical Fruit Crops for the Home Landscape: Alternatives to Citrus
... of Cultural Information Footnotes Disclaimer Copyright Infomation Tropical and Subtropical Fruit Crops for the Home Landscape: Alternatives to Citrus Tropical and Subtropical Fruit Crops for the Home Landscape: Alternatives to ... Stocker (2005) IFAS Assessment of the Status of Non-Native Plants in Florida Natural Areas [Cited from the Internet (6 Jan., 2006) from http://plants.ifas.ufl.edu/ ...
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Orchids
... they were brought from western countries though most of them originally grew in tropical (or subtropical) areas of the world including Southeast Asia. In Japan, orchids were regarded as expensive pot plants ...
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Open Directory - Home: Gardening: Plants: Fruit
... Articles, activities, links, newsletters, photographs, etc. Cherimoya - Cultivation and nutrient information about this subtropical fruit. Citrus Collection By Petr Broza - Enthusiast from the Czech Republic presents ... Notes by Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery on planning a home fruit garden in subtropical areas. Oriented to Australia, universally applicable in the subtropics. Pollination Home Page, The - ...
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