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OSU Extension Service and Agricultural Research Station News
... fall as day length decreases and darkness increases after summer solstice. For the best blooms in the late fall and winter, give your Christmas cactus less water and fertilizer in the summer ...
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OSU Extension Service and Agricultural Research Station News
... to be judged at the fair? Plant more carrots in early summer for fall and winter Carrots can still be planted into July for fall and winter harvest in most areas of Oregon. In higher elevation ... and vegetables from the garden, right? OSU offers new pub on fall and winter gardening Does eating canned or frozen veggies all winter get you down? By planting your own vegetables in mid- to late summer ...
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Native Plants of Ohio, Bulletin 865, Grasses and Sedges
... green blades in summer are brown-maroon in fall and winter. Good choice for dry prairies. Fuzzy white winter seeds. *(bd) Drooping and graceful seed, flowers and fruits. Warm season grass; slow to establish. Erect, wiry grass; shiny green blades turn yellow in fall and ...
ohioline.osu.edu

Leek, Commercial Vegetable Production Guides, North Willamette Research and Extension Center
... Summer warm frames mid-Jan. to April late July/ 18 x 4 late Feb. late Aug. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fall ... and varieties that have frost tolerance may be harvested throughout the fall and winter months. Machine harvest of leeks is now possible, but most leeks are lifted or dug by machine and then harvested, cleaned, and ...
oregonstate.edu

Rutabaga, Commercial Vegetable Production Guides, North Willamette Research and Extension Center
... fall and winter- harvested crops. SEEDING Spring crop: Seed as early as possible in W. Oregon Summer crop: Late May or early June Fall crop : July 20 to August 1 Use fungicide seed treatment. Rutabaga spacing is 16-20 inches between rows and ... before being marketed to improve appearance and prevent undue moisture loss and consequent shriveling. Too heavy a wax ...
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Azalea Society of America
... of membership, it is published and mailed to the members in the spring, summer, fall and winter of each year. Each issue is 24 pages, 16 of them in color. Our editor is Pam Fitch in Lubbock, Texas. Information in The Azalean is provided by the authors and the editor to foster a wider appreciation and knowledge of azaleas. Send ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Butterfly Gardening in Fall
... insects and birds looking for an insect meal also flock to goldenrod. As the extravagance of the summer garden winds down, some perennials bridge the gap into fall. Purple coneflower and globe ... to form a dramatic accent in late fall and winter. Ornamental grasses often change color in the fall and form interesting seed heads. Skipper caterpillars feed on grasses and may overwinter at the base of ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Winter Gardening—Design Tips that Work
... spring and summer, but in late fall I pull them all together in protective circles for winter, and use bubble wrap to fill the gaps and insulate between them. In December, I mulch with compost and lay ... earn a reprieve are those with conspicuous seed pods to decorate the garden throughout the fall and winter. The clear sky-blue flowers of love-in-a-mist (Nigella damascena) give way to ...
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Plant Science Bulletin - Botanical Society of America
... org Careers in Botany Carnivorous Plants Classroom Plant Talking Points Trees, You and CO2 Popcorn, endosperm and the food we eat Stone or Plant? Lab Resources McIntosh ... 15th, April 15th, July 15th, and October 15th to appear in the Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter issues respectively. Electronic submissions are particularly encouraged; announcements and articles requiring extensive retyping may be ...
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FD04 - BLACK KNOT OF PLUM AND CHERRY
... base of the leaf petiole or on the fruit spur. These appear usually during the summer and first year after infection. Young knots may have an olive-green color, but later become ... tree and nearby trees. Control A. Destroy Sources of Infection 1. During fall and winter, or before new growth starts in the spring, prune out and destroy all visible knots. On large, main branches and trunks ...
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