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    Tree ID by Southlands Nursery

    There are 3 or 4 deciduous trees on the left side of Balaclava Street, just before you turn into Southlands Nursery with incredible deep fisured...
    Thread by: whistler, May 4, 2007, 1 replies, in forum: Outdoor Gardening in the Pacific Northwest
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    clematis care

    Hi Growest, Thanx for the reply
    Post by: whistler, Jun 3, 2006 in forum: Vines and Climbers
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    clematis care

    So much advice "says to keep the clematis roots shaded and the top in sun" I believe its all about the moisture level. i have some with their...
    Thread by: whistler, Jun 1, 2006, 2 replies, in forum: Vines and Climbers
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    Tree Gator irrigation bags

    Try Lee Valley
    Post by: whistler, Nov 12, 2005 in forum: HortForum
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    Mock Oranges Never Bloomed

    If they are "Philadelphus", they are hardy to to your zone. They flower in late spring, so should be pruned right after flowering. They bloom on...
    Post by: whistler, Oct 6, 2005 in forum: Woody Plants
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    Fast growing privacy screen

    How much area do you have, where you plan to plant this screen? If your lot and your neighbors's balcony is close, in the long run those trees...
    Post by: whistler, Oct 6, 2005 in forum: Small Space Gardening
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    shade tolerant vine

    Parthenocissus [Virginia Creeper] It grows quite fast, and has incredible fall color. Attach to structures by themself, no additional support...
    Post by: whistler, Oct 6, 2005 in forum: Small Space Gardening
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    determining members statis

    Hi, Just a silly question. I've been away for awhile and when i logged in, now I'm a established member[no longer a seedling]. Flattered, yes, but...
    Thread by: whistler, Oct 6, 2005, 2 replies, in forum: Forum Announcements and Feedback
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    What's your favorite long-blooming Perennial?

    Man, thats a hard one! Lets, think..... Salvias, certain Clematis,Coreopsis, Geraniums
    Post by: whistler, Sep 10, 2005 in forum: Annuals, Biennials, Perennials, Ferns and Bulbs
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    When to cut ornamental grasses

    I agree, the tall grasses look great even in the winter. If u need to divide, fall or spring is ok. Blue Oat grass just needs to be raked in the...
    Post by: whistler, Sep 10, 2005 in forum: Poaceae
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    Bittersweet - telling the sexes apart

    Hi, Regardless, figuring out the sexes, its not a plant to encourage. Oriental bittersweet can be both dioecious and monecious and can also...
    Post by: whistler, Sep 10, 2005 in forum: Woody Plants
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    A rooftop lawn (or at least the idea of one).

    Hi, Total green roofs or eco roofs are a sort of sustainability concept. Total buildings under a green roof benifit from keeping heat in and...
    Post by: whistler, Aug 11, 2005 in forum: Small Space Gardening