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Iris brevicaulis
... 2n = 42,44 Comments: Never lays over in my garden Cultivation: Sun: Full but will tolerate some shade. Afternoon shade in warmer climes. Soil type: Neutral to acid, lots of humus. Soil moisture: Moist ...
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Iris fulva
... cm, green at maturity / seeds corky 2n = 42 Comments: Cultivation: Sun: Full but will tolerate some shade, afternoon shade in warmer climes Soil type: Neutral to acid, lots of humus Soil moisture: Moist but ...
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ASGAP - Frequently Asked Questions
... Frequently Asked Questions 21. How do you get a dense shrubby native garden in the shade of big gum trees? A good question!! It can be done but requires persistence because ... ) or manually. Choose plants which tolerate some shade and dryness and which are suited to your climate. Plants such as commonly available grevilleas are probably not ideal but some of the smaller banksias would ...
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Desirable Herb Varieties: Mint
... of peppermint oil. For dishes other than sweets, opinions vary. Some (for example, Madalene Hill) are emphatic in saying "spearmint" (Mentha ... from a reliable herbalist. Mint likes full sun but will tolerate some shade. It's not fussy about soil. Growing Unlike so many ... moist soil). Also, unlike many other herbs, mint can use some good fertlizing annually; that's probably best applied in late ...
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... heat and high humidity than by winter cold. While most enjoy a sunny exposure, many tolerate some shade, and especially as you head south might even require protection during mid day. Campanulas are ... the clumps become more self supporting. It likes a rich, moist soil and will tolerate a bit of shade in hotter climates. Several forms exist, including a couple of dwarfs. Campanula lactiflora ...
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... of roses can tolerate some shade - and even bloom quite well in light shade. A light rich well draining soil that encourages root growth is ideal. Foetida and Rugosa species varieties tolerate poorer soils. ... for adequate sunlight and moisture to reach the plants. Old Garden Roses are known to tolerate a variety of cultural conditions and still bloom. Perhaps the biggest differences are those ...
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FPHG -
... Site Plenty of sunlight is a key to maximizing fruit production. While some fruit plants can survive in partial shade, most require direct sunlight to fuel the energyintensive fruit-production process. ... pots or as a pyramid. Grow currants or gooseberries in partial shade. (These are the only fruit crops that will tolerate some shade.) Good internal water drainage in the soil is a more important ...
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All About Roses
... , or pillars or cascading shrubs. Disease Resistance: Excellent. The plants are tough, disease resistant, and tolerate some shade, Cold Tolerance: Most are hardy to Zones 5 through 10. Scent: Normally, HMsk are quite ... be supported to climb, or allowed to sprawl as a low growing, spreading shrub. Will tolerate some shade. Hardy between zones 5-10. In colder areas, may have die back to the ground ...
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The Victory Garden . Best Bets: Ground Covers for Shade | PBS
... Best Bets: Ground Covers for Shade | PBS Shrubs That Keep a Low Profile Best bets for small shrubs ... have a scent similar to lilac. Summer sweet grows best in partial shade and prefers a moist, slightly acidic soil. Fothergilla 'Mount Airy' Fothergilla is ... prefers full sun and reaches a height of 3 feet. It will tolerate some shade, but will not flower as profusely. Ilex meserveae 'Blue Maid' This is ...
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Willow Pond Farm: Some Thoughts on Salvias
... lavender festival calendar | newsletter | site map Some Thoughts on Salvias: "For use and delight" Some Thoughts on Salvias | 1, 2, 3, ... x sylvestris 'Rose Queen', but plants are available from nurseries. Some shrubby salvias are among the most attractive and have ... Although it is best grown in full sun, it will tolerate some shade. Another plant native to mountain slopes, this time the Himalayas, ...
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