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fatbaldguy (96) wrote the following about Canna glauca on Apr 13 2011
fatbaldguy (96) wrote the following about Canna flaccida on Apr 13 2011 (Last edit was on Apr 13 2011)
Jerry Sullivan (2109) wrote the following about Gleditsia aquatica on Apr 11 2011
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FlowerFreak22 (9625) wrote the following about Rhipsalis gaertneri on Apr 04 2011
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KK Ng (396) wrote the following about Citrus microcarpa on Apr 02 2011 (Last edit was on Mar 26 2014)
toni (36069) wrote the following about Galium aparine on Apr 01 2011
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Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Narcissus 'Mount Hood' on Mar 27 2011 (Last edit was on Mar 27 2011)
Annette (7) wrote the following about Baptisia australis on Mar 27 2011
Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Goodyera oblongifolia on Mar 19 2011
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worldblue (53) wrote the following about Philodendron hederaceum on Feb 23 2011
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Overwintering can be difficult as the rhizomes are thin and ropy. Good to use for crossing out and in for hew cultivars.
fatbaldguy (96) wrote the following about Canna flaccida on Apr 13 2011 (Last edit was on Apr 13 2011)
Very difficut to overwinter in less than tropical conditions. Would appear to prefer continual growing conditions.
Jerry Sullivan (2109) wrote the following about Gleditsia aquatica on Apr 11 2011
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This is one tree you don't want to hug. Thorns grow from the trunk and branches. Climb at your own risk.
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FlowerFreak22 (9625) wrote the following about Rhipsalis gaertneri on Apr 04 2011
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It likes the same growing conditions as a Christmas or Thanksgiving Cactus.
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KK Ng (396) wrote the following about Citrus microcarpa on Apr 02 2011 (Last edit was on Mar 26 2014)
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If you are into Asian cuisine, it is a must have in the garden. As a drink, the taste is uniquely pleasant. Great with ice tea too!
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toni (36069) wrote the following about Galium aparine on Apr 01 2011
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It sticks to your socks, gloves, skin, sleeves, everything. Looks pretty when in bloom but looks are so deceiving.
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Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Narcissus 'Mount Hood' on Mar 27 2011 (Last edit was on Mar 27 2011)
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Large blooms with wider trumpet open a very pale yellow cream, then quickly become snowy white. Variety developed in the late 1930's and has become a mainstay in my garden. Very hardy and mulitply in my region for years of pleasure (planted mine 25 years ago and they have survived where several other varieties have not.) One of the mid-early daffodils to bloom.
The photo I entered was after several weeks of torrential rains that had beaten the blooms down when they were first opening. Usually they are very upright. They were still perfect for cutting. |
Annette (7) wrote the following about Baptisia australis on Mar 27 2011
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very carefree, once established, looks good all seasons
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Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Goodyera oblongifolia on Mar 19 2011
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This little plant is quite the eye catcher, growing in duff under mature douglas firs in our region. Would like to move some from our little piece of woods into our town gardens, but haven't braved it yet.
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worldblue (53) wrote the following about Philodendron hederaceum on Feb 23 2011
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One of my favorites. Easy to grow, easy to propagate. I cut mine back quite a bit to keep it small--it doesn't seem to mind.
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