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PepperDude (323) wrote the following about Solanum lycopersicum 'Green Copia' on Sep 28 2008 (Last edit was on Sep 28 2008)
PepperDude (323) wrote the following about Solanum lycopersicum 'Gold Medal' on Sep 28 2008
PepperDude (323) wrote the following about Solanum lycopersicum on Sep 27 2008
Stephinalta (211) wrote the following about Dioscorea bulbifera on Sep 27 2008
Stephinalta (211) wrote the following about Acalypha hispida on Sep 27 2008
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PepperDude (323) wrote the following about Solanum lycopersicum 'Spears Tennessee Green' on Sep 25 2008 (Last edit was on Sep 25 2008)
Mr_Crocosmia (1784) wrote the following about Crocosmia Aurea ssp. Aurea on Sep 24 2008
Mr_Crocosmia (1784) wrote the following about Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora 'A. E. Amos' on Sep 24 2008
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Droopy (10087) wrote the following about Sparaxis tricolor on Sep 18 2008
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Droopy (10087) wrote the following about Cimicifuga racemosa 'Atropurpurea' on Sep 13 2008
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Green Copia is a green when ripe tomato that has a red blush on the bottom extending into the interior.
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PepperDude (323) wrote the following about Solanum lycopersicum 'Gold Medal' on Sep 28 2008
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Gold Medal is a wonderful bicolor tomato that has fruity undertones.
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PepperDude (323) wrote the following about Solanum lycopersicum on Sep 27 2008
A great tomato for sauces and salads. This plant is a heavy producer of plum shaped tomatoes.
Stephinalta (211) wrote the following about Dioscorea bulbifera on Sep 27 2008
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This plant is considered HIGHLY invasive in florida, it takes over
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Stephinalta (211) wrote the following about Acalypha hispida on Sep 27 2008
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If in Zones other then the ones listed: Place in high light (southern exposure) during fall and winter, and medium light in spring and summer. Prefers morning sun. Needs high light for good flowering.
Keep soil evenly moist. Mist leaves with tepid water; never mist flowers, it will cause them to rot. Raise humidity as high as possible This is a VERY tropical plant, must maintain temperatures in the 80s for best growth. Tolerates temperatures of 70s during the day and 60s at night. |
PepperDude (323) wrote the following about Solanum lycopersicum 'Spears Tennessee Green' on Sep 25 2008 (Last edit was on Sep 25 2008)
It is a green when ripe tomato that has a slight golden blush on the bottom to tell you when its ripe.
Mr_Crocosmia (1784) wrote the following about Crocosmia Aurea ssp. Aurea on Sep 24 2008
This is a species plant. In its natural area it is found in woodland areas in shade.
Mr_Crocosmia (1784) wrote the following about Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora 'A. E. Amos' on Sep 24 2008
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Slow growing but very pretty plant. Doesn't like being grown in a pot.
Droopy (10087) wrote the following about Sparaxis tricolor on Sep 18 2008
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These very decorative bulbs come from South Africa. We use them as out-in-plants since they won't take much frost. They bloom for us between July and September, depending on when they were planted.
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Droopy (10087) wrote the following about Cimicifuga racemosa 'Atropurpurea' on Sep 13 2008
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A very stately perennial for late autumn blooming. The tall bloom spires attract bees and butterflies. The foliage will colour out best in full sun. Lovely as a solitaire or as a dark backdrop for earlier perennials.
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