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cloudfairy (39) wrote the following about Viola cornuta on Aug 15 2009
cloudfairy (39) wrote the following about Soleirolia soleirolii on Aug 15 2009
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greendude280589 (1) wrote the following about Echinops ritro on Aug 10 2009
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Gardengirl (177) wrote the following about Rosa 'Carefree Beauty' on Aug 08 2009
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Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Vitis labrusca 'Interlaken' on Aug 04 2009
Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Vitis labrusca 'Concord' on Aug 04 2009 (Last edit was on Aug 04 2009)
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Netty (13946) wrote the following about Verbena hastata on Aug 03 2009
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Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Vitis labrusca on Aug 03 2009
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Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Hibiscus syriacus on Aug 03 2009 (Last edit was on Mar 01 2014)
Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Foeniculum vulgare on Aug 01 2009 (Last edit was on Aug 12 2009)
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Not sure, I think this is it here: http://www.plantoftheweek.org/week428.shtml |
cloudfairy (39) wrote the following about Soleirolia soleirolii on Aug 15 2009
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Write your opinion of this plant here...One of my favorite miniature plants! It is so sweet in person, makes you want to cry! Seriously though, it is a tiny miracle!
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greendude280589 (1) wrote the following about Echinops ritro on Aug 10 2009
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Echinops ritro is a nice plant with globe-shaped flower heads. The flowers have a nice sweet smell, also attracts various insects (especially bees).I grow a much larger and taller variety of Echinops which produces lots of flower heads and is better at attracting more insects, but this variety is ideal for the larger garden. I grow it in full sun or part shade. water when soil is dry.
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Gardengirl (177) wrote the following about Rosa 'Carefree Beauty' on Aug 08 2009
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What a gorgeous rose. I love the shade of pink and the simplicity of the bloom.
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Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Vitis labrusca 'Interlaken' on Aug 04 2009
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Great home eating grape for regions with cooler summers. Grape is green, sweet and seedless. The grapes ripen over an extended time making fresh grapes available for the table over a longer period of time. Grapes tend to be smaller, and will dry into raisins if extended dry period in the fall.
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Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Vitis labrusca 'Concord' on Aug 04 2009 (Last edit was on Aug 04 2009)
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Used for jams, jellies, juice, and wines. Old varieties have seeds and fruit has rich flavor and dark purple color when ripe. Sweetens best after frost.
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Netty (13946) wrote the following about Verbena hastata on Aug 03 2009
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I have seen this growing wild in the worst and driest of conditions...a tough plant indeed!
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Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Vitis labrusca on Aug 03 2009
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Wild grape that is native to the northeastern portion of the USA. Is the parent to many garden cultivars, the most famous is the Concord grape used in juice, and jelly.
Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Hibiscus syriacus on Aug 03 2009 (Last edit was on Mar 01 2014)
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In Pacific Northwest bloom starts in August and goes into fall.
Really hates being pruned. Have killed bushes twice by heavy pruning. |
Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Foeniculum vulgare on Aug 01 2009 (Last edit was on Aug 12 2009)
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Used as butterfly host as well as a delicious bulb used in salad dishes. The bulb has a sweet crunch used in place of celery for a different twist to salads and meat (turkey) dressings.
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