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fish_4_all (51) wrote the following about Chlorophytum comosum on Nov 19 2008
fish_4_all (51) wrote the following about Sedum morganianum on Nov 16 2008
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Netty (13946) wrote the following about Urtica dioica on Nov 11 2008
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mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Jennifer' on Nov 03 2008
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Jack Frost' on Nov 03 2008
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Hannah Gubbay' on Nov 03 2008
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Eric's Early' on Oct 31 2008
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Coral' on Oct 31 2008
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Alba' on Oct 31 2008
ssnlaf (475) wrote the following about Hemerocallis 'Hillbilly Heart' on Oct 29 2008
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Don't water this plant too much but don't forget about it either. Although a very undemanding plant it does demand to be watered properly.
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fish_4_all (51) wrote the following about Sedum morganianum on Nov 16 2008
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This easy to care for plant loves lots of direct sun. Indirect sunlight leads to wide spread "leaves" and causes an undesirable appearance. Starting a new plant is simple. Take a leaf/nodule and place it on soil or on the window sill and new sprouts will soon follow. I have had my best results with a steady fertilizer regiment by adding fertilizer stakes once a month and fertilizing with a basic generic houseplant fertilizer once a month. Plant seems to reduce the amount of soil in the pot at a fast pace so adding soil may be occasionally required.
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Netty (13946) wrote the following about Urtica dioica on Nov 11 2008
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The stinging hairs on the stem and leaves contain formic acid and cause itching and burning.
Some people eat nettle - cooking destroys the acid.
Some people eat nettle - cooking destroys the acid.
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Jennifer' on Nov 03 2008
Has a lovely shade of pink flower which last for up to three weeks. Needs a rich moisture retaining soil and happy in sun or shade.
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Jack Frost' on Nov 03 2008
Large, pale Blush-Pink flowers with White and Lemon shading. Flowers become Whiter through autumn with the frosts.
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Hannah Gubbay' on Nov 03 2008
A Strong grower with medium sized Pinky-Red flowers.
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Eric's Early' on Oct 31 2008
A seedling named by Sarah Wilks at Properplants.com. Lovely Deep Red colour.
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Coral' on Oct 31 2008
Vivid coral-pink blooms held above Iris-like foliage. Pretty
mrs_crocosmia (827) wrote the following about Schizostylis coccinea 'Alba' on Oct 31 2008
Small white flowers. Not very hardy in winter. Needs frost/freeze protection.
ssnlaf (475) wrote the following about Hemerocallis 'Hillbilly Heart' on Oct 29 2008
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Hybridized by Salter in 2001. Early to Midseason bloomer, Reblooms.
Tetraploid, Cream Yellow with a Red Eye and Edge, above a Green Throat. |
