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PHOTO OF THE WEEK, Wax Plant
The Wax Plant is a most unusual house plant for several reasons. First and foremost is the intense and wonderful fragrance that wafts off the flowers when least expected. JS -- PHOTO OF THE WEEK:...
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Pineapple harvest
I have grown a pineapple here in Quebec City. This is the first pineapple I have ever seen on a plant. And I don't know anyone who knows anything about growing pineapples. The fruit is now about half...
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spirea suckers
We have a long spirea hedge next door running along the side of our fence. It sends out suckers constantly which take a fair bit of time to remove. I was considering burying some sort of barrier, e.g....
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Fuschias
From fuchsia seedlings this year I have a royal display in a dozen 12" pots, and want to ensure a repeat performance next year. What is my best plan to over-winter them?
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help me ID these vines
Can someone help me ID these climbers. All are flowering vines mostly in summers. my zone is 9-11. Thanks This one growing rapidly, blooms in summer. '[image: '( one large leaved climber. blooms in...
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Lawn questions and garden prep question
Zone 5A Lawn questions: It's been dry up here. Every lawn is burned out. Should I continue to water? Would this be a good time to get some compost and top-dress the lawn? Garden prep question: Next...
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Sustainable landscaping saves time, energy and money
Is your garden a sustainable landscape? Ideally, it should be. By =93sustainable=94 I mean that it is in balance with the local climate and requires minimal resource inputs such as fertilizer,...
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Help....Robins Eating My Current Tomatoes and Grapes
I've caught two robins today eating our grapes and current tomatoes. Seriously. I thought I was seeing things, never have seen or heard of this before, but here is one study/reference to robins...
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Common Problems for Trees
Many tree problems are associated with the following: They are Case Sensitive. Unhealthy Trees from the Nursery / Improper Planting Mulching - Pruning Fertilization (See A Touch of Chemistry) Farming...
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Shade tolerant plants
Now the foxgloves have stopped flowering what plant would be a goo replacement in a shadey boarder, that will offer height and colour? M boarder is looking so bare now -- foxglove77
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Are these weeds
HI, I have just started gardening and im a complete novice but im enjoying it. I have quite a big garden so i have planted some vegetables. I dug the garden over and planted the veg which are coming...
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Silvery leaves on Box hedge
Hi, Last year my newly planted Box hedge started to display a silvery effect on all its leaves. The leaves then dropped during winter. I've noticed the same thing again this year. Is it anything to...
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Iron Phosphate and Killing Slugs the continuing saga
Well Billy gave me url I ordered 500 g. Seems things are on back order. ³Thank you for your order. We are proud to be your source for Chemicals and Laboratory Equipment. Yada yada yada³ Code...
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can anyone identify this particular insect?
Noticed a new bug in the area this summer. Can anyone identify it? Photo below. Thanks http://www.farmphoto.com/fpv2/thread.aspx?mid=600599#600599
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Fungal Problem
I have had a terrible fungal prioblem in my garden this year. I think its mainly powdery mildew that has affected my clematis, of which I have had to cut down about 5. It has also affected my...
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