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Grow your own fresh air
I know in the past they were postings of best indoor plants. While watching a selection of short videos on TED the five minute lecture came up. I thought you might enjoy as well.
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Blue Coating On Cantaloupe Seeds
Last Sunday I started my garden seeds indoors. When I opened the pack of cantaloupe seeds, the first thing I noticed that they were a bright blue in color. Today (Wed.) they have already germinated...
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13 years ago
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which hedge to plant?
Hi I would really appreciate some help in deciding what type of hedge to plant as a boundary hedge between us and the neighbours. The hedge needs to be as dense as possible to give us some privacy...
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The Battle for Biodiversity
The Battle for Biodiversity: Monsanto and Farmers Clash By ANNA LAPPÉ MAR 28 2011, 12:48 PM ET Does genetic modification lead to more and better crops? Or will it destroy the foundations of our food...
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Starting seeds in agar or gelatin?
I have some very old pepper seeds that I'm trying to grow mostly for a seed crop to keep the variety going. I've planted them twice already; I put them in a damp paper towel on a heated bathroom...
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13 years ago
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Japanese Knotweed?
Hi there, I have a Japanese knotweed problem in my area, but am alarmed to see a huge number of seedlings popping up in the garden. I'm not sure they are Japanese Knotweed though, in fact I'm leaning...
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13 years ago
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Robin nesting in tricky spot
The North American Robin is what is known as a 'shelf nester' and, as you've seen they really seem to love porch lights. Although the location seems clumsy to you the parents will probably do just...
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13 years ago
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Are my Canterury Bells (Campanula Medium) dead?
Last year I bought 5 Canterbury Bells plants which were fairly well established and already flowering. I never got around to planting them in the ground so I tried to keep them well protected (from...
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13 years ago
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Hydrangeas - brown leaves, bugs etc
Hello all, For a few weeks my small potted hydrangeas have taken a turn for the worst. Their leaves have started browning; some turning 'crisp', and some turning 'soggy' - so I'm not clear whether I'm...
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strange fungus in my indoor pots
Hi everybody, Some strange fungus has invaded my indoor plants (see attached). A few hours of googling did not bring me to a conclusive answer of what it might. be. I'm not even sure it's necessay to...
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13 years ago
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What's Your Favorite Hybrid Tomato To Grow?
I was just wondering what your favorite hybrid tomato is that you grow??? Here in central PA, Jet Star does very well for me. For some strange reason, I never had much luck growing Early Girl. The...
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13 years ago
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Foxglove plants
Yesterday I planted a packet of foxglove plants in my garden, and today my neighbor was telling me that all parts of the Foxglove plant is poisonous. He went on to tell me a number of horror stories...
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13 years ago
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Surfinia Petunia hanging basket
I have 2 14" hanging baskets and want to have a very 'full' rounded look to my baskets this summer. I would love to know how many plants and the spacing to achieve the look like the ones in this pic!...
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New to Gardening...
Hi all, I've just moved into a relatively new build home (2 years old) and have decided to attempt to create a vegetable patch. The actual area of garden is raised from the house level and is...
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13 years ago
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Araucaria Puzzle?
Firstly hello one and all! I am hoping for some help with a question I got asked today which I am not really sure about. A customer of mine has a fairly small (6-7 foot) Araucaria Araucana which got...
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13 years ago
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