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Kay (765) wrote the following about Salvia farinacea on Feb 01 2010
Kay (765) wrote the following about Sanvitalia procumbens on Feb 01 2010
Kay (765) wrote the following about Tropaeolum majus on Feb 01 2010
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Kay (765) wrote the following about Catharanthus roseus on Feb 01 2010
Kay (765) wrote the following about Impatiens walleriana on Feb 01 2010
Kay (765) wrote the following about Scabiosa caucasica on Feb 01 2010
margie12u (15) wrote the following about Calendula officinalis on Feb 01 2010
Kay (765) wrote the following about Kerria japonica on Jan 31 2010
Kay (765) wrote the following about Buddleja davidii on Jan 31 2010
Kay (765) wrote the following about Callicarpa americana on Jan 31 2010
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Pretty blue flowers,sun loving
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Kay (765) wrote the following about Sanvitalia procumbens on Feb 01 2010
Good full sun, heat tolerant flower. Avoid overhead watering, to prevent mildew. Needs no fertilizer.
Kay (765) wrote the following about Tropaeolum majus on Feb 01 2010
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Nasturtiums prefer poor soil, so do not fertilze them, as this will promote foliage growth, but not flowering.
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Kay (765) wrote the following about Catharanthus roseus on Feb 01 2010
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A great non stop blooming annual. Very tolerant of heat.
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Kay (765) wrote the following about Impatiens walleriana on Feb 01 2010
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A perfect flower for brightening shady areas. Keep evenly moist and they will bloom from spring to fall! I love them planted with Hostas.
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Kay (765) wrote the following about Scabiosa caucasica on Feb 01 2010
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This one has a pretty blue flower. Deadhead regularly to encourage more blooms.
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margie12u (15) wrote the following about Calendula officinalis on Feb 01 2010
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This is a beautiful long blooming flower Also good for a border,Very colorful annual.
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Kay (765) wrote the following about Kerria japonica on Jan 31 2010
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Pretty yellow flowers in May, loves a shady spot in Nebraska. Prune to shape after flowering.
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Kay (765) wrote the following about Buddleja davidii on Jan 31 2010
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Interesting... It is not classified as an invasive in Nebraska. A nice plant for a cottage or butterfly garden. Very nice fragrance. Cut back to 6-8 inches in the spring.
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Kay (765) wrote the following about Callicarpa americana on Jan 31 2010
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Cut back in the spring to desired shape. The berries in the fall are so beautiful, and such an unusual color! Can be invasive in certain areas if left to its own devices, so prune out or dig up undesired side shoots.
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