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Floridata: Hamamelis virginiana
... with moderate fertility. This species prefers a neutral to slightly acid soil pH, but will tolerate somewhat calcareous soil if it is kept moist. This is a mid- to late-successional ... open form and less intense fall color. Moisture: Witchhazel is shallow rooted and does not tolerate drought well. Hardiness: USDA Zones 3 - 9. Witchhazel will survive temperatures down to about 35 F ...
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Floridata: Viburnum dentatum
... -wood thrives in partial shade and in full sun. Moisture: Arrow-wood is able to tolerate drought once it is established. Hardiness: USDA Zones 3 - 8. Propagation: Viburnum seeds are difficult to ... be quite impressive and the birds relish the showy blue-black fruits. Arrow-wood can tolerate quite a bit of shade, and thrives in the filtered light under large oaks or ...
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Marjoram Growing and cultivation, How To Grow Marjoram and Oregano
... not dry out to much in the first few months, but after that they will tolerate drought very well. The leaves should be harvested just before they begin to flower in July ...
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Bismarckia nobilis
... 100'+ feet; domestic palms grows shorter, approximately 25'+ feet. Soil requirements: Sandy, well-draining. Can tolerate drought. Sun Requirements: Full sun, despises shade. General Description: A gorgeous, fairly new introduction to one ...
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Home Orchid Flasking
... shade than a mature plant, and need to watered more often, as they don't tolerate drought as well as mature plants. You'll just have to experiment with them. I have ...
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Libocedrus decurrens Torr
... sustain vigor, which helps seedlings resist browsing pressure. Established incense-cedar seedlings are remarkably drought tolerant. The species has been ranked more tolerant than sugar pine or ponderosa pine ... seedlings grown in soils dried to permanent wilting point (31). Dew helped incense-cedar tolerate drought better than ponderosa pine and Jeffrey pine, although pines were more tolerant when dew ...
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Acer rubrum L
... systems recover quickly upon drainage (24). Red maples seem to tolerate drought through their readiness to stop growing under dry conditions (52 ... 80 ft) long (34). Although red maple trees and seedlings tolerate flooding, they can be damaged if silt and sand ... three major urban stresses: verticillium wilt, air pollution, and drought (52,53). Red maple fruits also exhibit geographical variation. ...
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Wallace W Hansen Native Plant Nursery and Gardens Perennial Section of Northwest Native Plant Catalog
... , sunny site with excellent drainage. Chocolate lilies need water in the Winter and Spring, but tolerate drought in summer. They do well in rock gardens. Fritillaria pudica (Yellow Bells) This is a ... Northwest (USDA 5-10), False Lily-of-the Valley is a riparian species. It cannot tolerate drought and while it grows at high elevations, it follows watersheds and mountain streams. Myosotis alpestris ...
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Wallace W Hansen Native Plants of the Northwest Hawthorn Douglasii Douglas Hawthorn Catalog
... to disturbed sites and is superb for soil and streambank stabilization projects. Native hawthorns also tolerate drought well, once established. NOTE: See commercial availability on our Wholesale websites for BareRoot and Containerized ...
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Drought tolerant California Native Plants need little or no water.
... abscission, and terminal decline, very much like the symptoms of drought stress. Inappropriate watering causes most of the root system to ' ... summer watering and/or using drip irrigation. The plants will tolerate summer water usually only the first year or so. As ... late thunderstorms have caused us some losses. The roots, of drought tolerant California native plants, and their allies, are not adapted ...
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