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Doug's Way With Roses: July-August, 1999
... the good health of the plant through this exasperating time can be the difference in plants that will survive the coming winter and those that don't. I cannot emphasize enough the importance of water during the ...
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A Salsa Garden: Planting Chiles Before the Rain Arrives
... are killed by cutworms. However, with all the rain outside, I might have to just cross my fingers that the plants are large enough to survive the insects since it will be a ... for April More Soil for the Raised Bed Rebuilding the Garden Space Rain Delays Preparations for Spring Begins New Pepper Plants!!!! Monster Tomato and Pepper Sale is Coming Winter Harvests Treasures from the Nursery Wildfire
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ToyTrains1's Rose News
... the runner-up, with Chrysler Imperial coming in third and Zephirine Drouhin in fourth. It looks as though 1999 will be a great rose year! It's now mid-September -- the roses survived the ... , there are already photos! The second rose of the year has bloomed -- Zephirine Drouhin. No surprise that the first two to bloom and the ones to best survive the horrendous winter are the two Old Garden Roses that ...
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Mini Roses
... due to the unusual colors -- lavender on the left (Blue Cupido), and an orange blend fading to pink on the right (Sunrise Cupido). With the exception of Summer Palace, the minis did not survive the winter of '97 ... . Much to my surprise, they're coming back in 2006 and now, in late May, they're beginning to blossom. It's now September and the mini-roses continue to open occasional ...
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American Chestnut Foundation - The Wildlife Connection: The Goshawk
... that the ever-dependable American chestnut had provided its annual bounty. Grouse, benefiting from a plentiful, nutritious diet of autumn chestnut, were in good condition to survive the winter. And they were plentiful enough to sustain the goshawks, coming south from their boreal homeland and a winter scarcity of food. The goshawk is one of ...
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ECSONG: The Nuttery: 8(5) 1989
... the beginnings of nut commerce, as demonstrated in the Nuttery Marketplace section. The Winter Meeting The Ottawa Area Chapter of the Society of Ontario Nut Growers (SONG) will hold its 1989/90 Winter ... and prepare to plant the acclimatised seed as native forests decline, so that the forest itself remains intact across the province, and that we seek not only to survive the coming change, but ...
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ECSONG: The Nuttery: 10(2) 1991
... directions. Lastly, the spring field days are scheduled at the beginning of the growing season after a long winter. Growers skills and tools are usually a little rusty after the long winter. At the field days, ... this coming week. Keep your fingers crossed that these trees may still survive. If so, and they are blight free, there may be important possibilities for Newfoundland as the new home of the ...
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Freeze Damage in Woody Plant for Bonsai
... it more readable in this context. The Three Stages of Freezing First off, several times here writers have stated that their trees are frozen in the winter and survive. It's clear to me ... to short days, low temperatures and (very importantly) frost induces the plant to begin "cold hardening" to sustain it from the coming winter temperatures. Bonsai from temperate plants need to undergo a period of ...
www.evergreengardenworks.com

Ontario Hosta Society:: Winter 1997 Newsletter
... In short the hosta nursery person should have a good knowledge of the other plants that people coming to the nursery would have in their own gardens. I think that Alex Summers put the ‘ ... as soon as the soil temperature becomes warmer in late Spring/early Summer. Hosta seedlings sown and sprouted outdoors will grow large enough in the growing season to survive your winter climate. Other perennial ...
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Ontario Hosta Society:: Winter 2002 Newsletter
... He thanked all for coming to this rather out-of-the- way spot. Thanks were given to Landscape Ontario for the free use of their ... the mother's strength into your new little sport. Protect it over winter, the same as you normally might a new plant. Fertilize it in the early spring. As the ... more able to survive. It is possible that after a year or so, you can start to remove a part of the mother by ...
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