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Brassavola nodosa
... ). HUMIDITY: Near 80% year-round. WATER: Heavy through the growing season. However, most regions in the habitat experience a pronounced winter dry season ranging in length from 1 to 6 months, and growers report that cultivated plants must be given at least a 2 week dry period to mature growths ...
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Cattleya araguaiensis
... region indicate that most days are clear in the winter dry season, while most are cloudy during summer. Therefore, light levels should be highest in winter. TEMPERATURES: Throughout the year, days average 83- ... to dry out and remain dry for more than a few days. Fertilizer should be reduced or eliminated until water is increased in spring. In the habitat, light is highest during the winter dry season ...
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Orchids, orchid growing information, orchid care and orchid pictures - Bribie Island Orchid Society
... a good month for our hard cane Dendrobiums (remember it is time to start their winter dry season ) & our Oncidiums & their alliance. I am looking forward to another great benching this month. It ... mix through winter. Also, now would be a good time to thoroughly wet plants to leach out any build up of salts resulting from heavier fertilising during the growing season. Orchids Australia ...
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Floridata: A Gardener's Journal - December 2003
... pine and bald cypress needles that cover the bottom of the Cypress Pond. During the winter dry season water levels in the pond fall so I can swoop in to rake up nature ... wreaked on my garden by the local deer, I went on a gardening strike. No winter garden for me - I planted nothing because the deer would immediately eat it. Consequently there ...
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Floridata: Erythrina variegata
... for data record) e-mail this page A coral tree covered in blossoms brightens the winter landscape at Miami's Fairchild Tropical Garden in South Florida. Description Coral tree is a ... frost free climates with a pronounced winter dry season. Light: Full sun. Moisture: Coral tree is tolerant of drought, and needs almost no water at all in winter. Hardiness: USDA Zones 10 - 12. Propagation ...
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Fernlea Garden Club Newsletter - Winter 2006
... - Winter 2006 Season's greetings from Fernlea Flowers! The time has come to begin planning ... organic matter • Do not allow the plant to dry out, water when the soil surface begins to feel dry • The plant may be kept drier in the ... protection from winter cold and wind. For more information on our Winter Garden Collection, please visit our website. We wish you a wonderful, joyous season ahead! Click ...
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Garden Design - Preparing your Garden for Winter - The Helpful Gardener
... . Let the bulbs dry out in the sun for a few hours before storing them in a cool, dry place for the winter, such as a ... , which will break down into a nutrient-rich compost for next season. Don’t throw weeds or diseased cuttings into your compost, however, ... your garden thoroughly before the ground freezes. Even with snow, winter can be very dry and harsh for many trees and shrubs, such as ...
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Vivi's Orchid Corner - "Lycastes" - December 2003
... are another group of orchids that prefer to be drier in the winter months and require this winter "dry season". During the winter, water only enough to prevent pseudobulbs from shriveling. For those of us ...
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Ontario Hosta Society:: Winter 1997 Newsletter
... Summer. Hosta seedlings sown and sprouted outdoors will grow large enough in the growing season to survive your winter climate. Other perennial seed types, particularly those requiring stratification (freezing) before they will ... spike, drop this inside brown paper bag and place this in a cool dry room (like garage) to dry out completely. A faster method to have seed dried, cleaned and in storage ...
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Ontario Hosta Society:: Winter 1998 Newsletter
... Ontario Hosta Society:: Winter 1998 Newsletter Ontario Hosta Society Newsletterof the Ontario Hosta Society Volume 4 Number 3 Winter 1998 President's Message What an incredible gardening season! Even with its up and ... plastic bag. However, this led to the idea of putting the seed pods into a dry, recycled milk pouch then beating them against something solid to separate the seeds out. You ...
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