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VT Forestry I.D. Cards - boxelder
... tall with an irregular often twisted trunk and main branches, usually flat-topped crown; root suckering may result in thickets. Notes: VT Forestry I.D. Cards - black willow black willow Salicaceae ... , light yellow brown, in narrow hanging clusters up to 12 inches long; females, yellow-green, solitary and erect with fused scales. Fruit:Four-sided, box-like cones that hang on long ...
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Cycad Society SA: Encephalartos aplanatus
... . aplanatus lacks aerial stems and has a mostly subterranean habit. Plants are solitary with an exposed apex. Branching or suckering does not occurs as is the case with E. villosus. The plant ...
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Cycad Society SA: Encephalartos cupidus
... cupidus has well developed stems, up to 2.7m long and procumbent, but usually subterranean, suckering and 200mm to 300mm in diameter. The leaves are up to 1m long, with mature ... are green, turning apricot at maturity or staying green in shaded plants. They are usually solitary and occur rarely in pairs. The female cones are up to 300mm long and 200mm ...
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Get Growing Gardening Tips- Paeonies - Devonian Botanic
Garden
... and taught the knowledge of the plant’. Paeonies are clumping, herbaceous perennials and deciduous, sometimes suckering, shrubs or sub-shrubs (Tree Paeonies). They grow in meadows, scrub and rocky places from ... hairy, especially on the veins beneath. Flower stems are usually erect and the flowers are solitary or sometimes borne several to a stem. Flowers can be saucer, cup or bowl-shaped ...
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Acanthophoenix crinita
... cold hardy spiny-palms. Trunk type: A single, spiny trunk. Leaf type: Pinnate (feather shape) Suckering/Solitary: Solitary (single trunk). Maintenance: Average Speed of growth: Fast growing Height: In the U.S. uncertain ...
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Acanthophoenix rubra a spiny palm also known as the red palm
... shape), spiny leaves, (young plants shed their spines as they mature); glaucous underside to leaflets. Suckering/Solitary: Solitary (single trunk). Maintenance: Not difficult. Speed of growth: Slow to medium. Height: In the wild ...
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grow fruit and nuts in temperate areas
... Asimoyer'. This relatively small (to about 6metres /20 feet) decidous North American tree is the solitary temperate climate member of a family of tropical and subtropical fruiting trees, the ... best cold tolerance-'Northern Limit'. Mogolian Cherry Prunus fruiticosa-small, sour cherries on a suckering shrub. Sandcherry: Prunus besseyi -small black sour fruit. There are selected strains with superior ...
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Chapter 3: Trachycarpus key
... Tobias W. Spanner Trachycarpus is a genus of eight species of small and medium size, solitary, dioecious, fan palms, which in the wild grow in an approximate band along the lower ... are best grown under some shade. That's the full complement. But what about the suckering species you may ask? In our opinion, it doesn't exist. Sometimes in palms there ...
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Agave I -- Plant Delights Nursery Catalog Page 3
... they threatened to cart me away. The small 18" tall x 2.5' wide rarely-suckering clump of unusually thick, wavy blue-green leaves are highlighted by a 2" wide golden ... winter hardiness. The powder blue leaves with long red spines form rosettes that are often solitary, but will offset occasionally once established. In cultivation, expect the clumps to reach 3' wide ...
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Palms with Potential for South Texas by Robert Riffle and Richard Travis
... and TOTAI [to-TAH-ee] PALM) is a variable (in form), solitary-trunked and pinnate-leaved species from a large area of tropical ... would seem like a logical choice for planting down here. The suckering growth habit also helps insure that the whole plant will ... underexploited as an ornamental/landscape subject. It is a clumping or suckering palm with very short or sometimes apparently non-existent trunks ...
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