… N-P-K than their synthesized counterparts, so you need to use more of them to supply the plant with the required amount of nitrogen, phosphorus or potassium. However, because natural …
Type: Plant Info
… Check the undersides of pots and saucers for any insects, and consider spraying your plants with an insecticidal soap before bringing them indoors. …
Type: Plant Info
… into a container only slightly larger than the container it has outgrown. Choose a container with adequate drainage holes to allow water to drain from the pot. To protect hands when …
Type: Plant Info
… (NAJGA) biennial conference at the Chicago Botanic Garden October 16 through 18, 2014 (with pre-conference workshops October 15 and a post-conference tour October 19). Conference …
Type: Event for Calendar
… sod, etc. It is best to bring a fresh 6" x 6" sample of turf that is in the process of decline with as much of the root system intact as possible. …
Type: Plant Info
… explores the highlights of these trips, which have ranged all over the eastern half of Brazil, with special emphasis on two amaryllid genera found only from Pernambuco state in the …
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… blunt, rounded lobes. 'Postelense' is a dwarf cultivar that will reach a height of 10 feet with a similar spread at maturity. Its common name is Yellow Hedge Maple because the young …
Type: Garden Guide Plant
… Beautiful five-to-nine-lobed leaves emerge early. In 8 years, the plant grows 5 feet in height with a 4 foot spread. Use the Japanese maple as a specimen plant. May and June bring small …
Type: Garden Guide Plant
… in summer and turning to bright red in the fall. This tree was bred to be a beautiful specimen with its pyramid form and beautiful fall color however it makes an exceptional shade tree or …
Type: Garden Guide Plant
… green and white chevron patterning of its leaves. The lovely pink bloom is rare but impressive with gracefully drooping inflorescences that can reach 10" long. Marbled ginger can reach a …
Type: Garden Guide Plant
