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    Rooting Passion Flower vines

    And the fruit is edible
    Post by: GreenGoose, Oct 11, 2006 in forum: Plant Propagation
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    Archostaphylos glauca----Seed Culture

    http://plants.nrcs.usda.gov/cgi_bin/topics.cgi?earl=plant_attribute.cgi&symbol=ARGL4
    Post by: GreenGoose, Oct 11, 2006 in forum: Woody Plants
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    black specks on dendrobium leaves

    There are many variations so I suppose it is possible the spots belong there. Can you scrape the black spots off or are they part of the leaf?...
    Post by: GreenGoose, Oct 11, 2006 in forum: Orchidaceae (orchids)
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    Hardy Gardenia

    Do you know what triggers the production of flowers in a hardy gardenia? Different plants produce flowers according to differing triggers. Plants...
    Post by: GreenGoose, Oct 11, 2006 in forum: Woody Plants
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    White Pine Turning Brown

    One side suggests a disease of or spread by the vascular system from the roots. A fungus in the soil that found a way in? Phytophthera lateralis...
    Post by: GreenGoose, Oct 11, 2006 in forum: Gymnosperms (incl. Conifers)
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    Sick English Laurel

    But everything looks healthy. May be a little short of nitrate but I would wait till the new roots are well established before feeding...a month...
    Post by: GreenGoose, Oct 11, 2006 in forum: Woody Plants
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    Plant Transplating

    I hate to see a perfectly good tree destroyed ! Call local landscape gardeners or your city parks department because they might appreciate a free...
    Post by: GreenGoose, Oct 11, 2006 in forum: Woody Plants
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    Imidacloprid Precautions?

    http://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/ Toxnet may have studies that answer your query
    Post by: GreenGoose, Oct 11, 2006 in forum: HortForum
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    Questions re: Japanese Snowbell Carillon

    I think it will be fine but if you have reason to believe that there might be enough frost to freeze the pot solid, you could move it or wrap it...
    Post by: GreenGoose, Oct 7, 2006 in forum: Woody Plants
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    Lilac Tree Help please.

    Best time is while the plant is dormant. In your area I would guess the end of January or early February would be the latest.
    Post by: GreenGoose, Oct 7, 2006 in forum: Woody Plants
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    Western Red Cedar appears unwell

    Thuja plicata is remarably resistant to pests and diseases. However, commercial growers do sometimes have to control for mites usually found...
    Post by: GreenGoose, Oct 6, 2006 in forum: Gymnosperms (incl. Conifers)
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    What's eating my salal, rhodos, azalea, etc?

    Black Vine Weevils Tanglefoot and diatomaceous earth
    Post by: GreenGoose, Oct 5, 2006 in forum: Garden Pest Management and Identification
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    Who was this person?

    http://www.flowers.org.uk/Flowers/facts/s-z/zinnia.htm From the above URL: " The Marchioness of Bute was sent the seeds of the...
    Post by: GreenGoose, Oct 5, 2006 in forum: Plants and Biodiversity Stumpers
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    Who was this person?

    A necessary attribute of the scholar and scientist, nonetheless.
    Post by: GreenGoose, Oct 5, 2006 in forum: Plants and Biodiversity Stumpers
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    Who was this person?

    I hope I'm that active at that age ! LOL!
    Post by: GreenGoose, Oct 5, 2006 in forum: Plants and Biodiversity Stumpers