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Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Sedum pachyclados on Jun 09 2009
Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Lewisia cotyledon on Jun 08 2009
Tammyd (1215) wrote the following about Oenothera speciosa on Jun 06 2009
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flowerbudfall (1) wrote the following about Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora 'Pepper' on Jun 05 2009
eheslep (1) wrote the following about Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora 'Pepper' on Jun 03 2009
Droopy (10087) wrote the following about Cypripedium 'Ulla Silkens' on Jun 03 2009
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Gizmo (20) wrote the following about Senna alata on Jun 02 2009
Gizmo (20) wrote the following about Pachystachys lutea on Jun 02 2009
KatyBug (135) wrote the following about Spinacia oleracea on Jun 01 2009 (Last edit was on Jun 02 2009)
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KatyBug (135) wrote the following about Zea mays on Jun 01 2009
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Small rosettes on this ground cover are attractive with the blue coloring. Can be used to drape over a pot if container grown with other succulents
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Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Lewisia cotyledon on Jun 08 2009
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The hybrids have some marvelously brillant colors with a profusion of flowers
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Tammyd (1215) wrote the following about Oenothera speciosa on Jun 06 2009
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This plant can be very invasive. Good for bare hillsides,etc. where nothing else will grow.
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flowerbudfall (1) wrote the following about Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora 'Pepper' on Jun 05 2009
Very pretty! I wish I knew more about flowers so that I could give you a more descriptive opinion. But alas, I'm new at this.
eheslep (1) wrote the following about Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora 'Pepper' on Jun 03 2009
Write your opinion of this plant here... One of my must have's on the list!!!
Droopy (10087) wrote the following about Cypripedium 'Ulla Silkens' on Jun 03 2009
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This orchid is a cross between Cypripedium flavum and Cypripedium reginae. She's easier to grow than her parents, and will form a nice clump with time.
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Gizmo (20) wrote the following about Senna alata on Jun 02 2009
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Fast easly grown from seed. Great as shrub or tree.
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Gizmo (20) wrote the following about Pachystachys lutea on Jun 02 2009
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I love the look of it. I wish mine would get larger. Been here 3 years and still same size (4inches).
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KatyBug (135) wrote the following about Spinacia oleracea on Jun 01 2009 (Last edit was on Jun 02 2009)
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I know it's risky to try to plant this cold-weather crop in zone 9a. Although it's been a struggle, my seedlings have about 5 leaves each
KatyBug (135) wrote the following about Zea mays on Jun 01 2009
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I only grew 3 corn plants in my small, raised bed, kitchen garden but the corn is really quite easy to grow. It likes lots of fertilizer, so double up on it.
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