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    Tips for keeping plants healthy
    ...and blue-green cabbage in front of lavender bushes. ""Ornamental kale will add colour to your winter garden. Grow in large groups and on slopes for best effect. They do well in a sunny position in rich soil. The colourful rose, red or mauve leaves are als...
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    Easy to grow, herbs' little leaves burst with flavor
    ...is the perfect time," said Jean Weiss, docent and master gardener at the UC Riverside Botanic Gardens.""There are a wide variety of starter plants now available at area nurseries, she said, and the UCR Botanic Gardens is also holding its annual plant sale...
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    GROWING ROSES: With a little patience, roses can be grown from ...
    ...teaspoon liquid-based plant food, Miracle-Gro for example, to 1 quart of water. Make sure the potting soil is moist, but not dripping wet.""Snip the top of the cutting 1/2 inch below where the flower was. Score the bottom of the cutting, about 1-inch...
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    Field Notes
    ...specific pests. Swanson suggests alternating deterrents, so predators never become accustomed to one specific product.""Some landscape designers and architects specialize in small yards. Look in local design publications for ads from firms specializing in...
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    Eco-Earth: Environment wins over politics
    ...Overseed. Stressed areas and bare patches invite weed invasion. Loosen the soil, spread compost or peat moss, sprinkle grass seeds of a hardy species, press in and water.""With respect to weed and insect control, I will pass on information about these...
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    Chilean bellflower: Flowers with some flair
    ...blooms from summer to late autumn, but Lapageria rosea 'Toqui' and 'Collinge' bloom well through winter in our city garden.""These tender plants, hardy in Zones 10 and 11, favor cool, frost-free climates, so they grow easily in our moderate Bay Area. The...
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    DHS, Lake Forest plant sale kicks off Saturday
    ...rain or shine, at the green houses behind the high school on Lawson Road.""Varieties of bedding plants include pentas, coleus, vincas, dusty miller, various color salvias, begonias, impatiens, lantanas, geraniums and gerber daisies. Prices range from $10...
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    Garden Notes : Law of unintended consequences
    ...cultural requirements usually achieves beautiful results. Care consists of deadheading after bloom, insuring good drainage, mulching, and pruning out any browned branch tips that occur.""The most exciting developments in pieris consist of newer cultivars,...
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    Planting assets can reap a good selling price
    ...a native of the Philippines who was a physician in her homeland, has planted a container garden with pansies, tulips and other colorful flowers, and looks forward to the wisteria expected to bloom later this season. "It relaxes me," she says."" While many...
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    CABE reveals its verdict on Olympic designs?
    ...'The Olympic design process represents an extraordinary challenge both for the client and architecture and landscape design teams. "" 'But it looks as though the London 2012 Olympic Games could become one of London's greatest design success stories,...
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    Lucky animals
    ...able to visit nursing homes to bring happiness to older individuals. Second, she thinks an organic gardening program could teach young people about the joys of growing their own food. After attending a self-esteem and inner peace program at the Everhart...
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    The Island Garden
    ...I like to dig down about five to seven inches, to allow space for the mulch on the flower garden. This gives a nice sharp divide between lawn and garden, although you will have to be careful when you mow the lawn. If you go over the dividing line, the...
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    Home and Garden Briefs: April 5, 2008
    ...Endicott, Turtle Bay horticulture manager, will talk about perennials that thrive in the north state.""? ??Vegetable Gardening,? 10 a.m. to noon April 19. Organic gardener Cleo Lane will cover planting, pollinators, organic gardening methods, pests,...
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    Washington Post Garden Editor
    ...moved. A ranunculus suddenly disappeared a week or so after being planted from its 6" pot. It just disappeared--no soil disturbance or holes, the entire plant, roots and top, were simply gone. Same happened this week to a phlox. About 10 parsley plants...
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    Vegetable plot: The art of growing your own
    ...from the house, and why not?""To my mind, there are few finer sights than a vegetable garden in full growth. With just a little extra thought in the planning stages you can make your plot as beautiful as it is bountiful.""Arne Maynard, a garden designer,...
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    One person's spring story highlighted by dove love
    ...performance is a real, live one," he said. "The birds again selected an unused flower pot with potting soil in it which rests just outside the corner window where I have breakfast.""" Funk said this dove-love story restarted again this year when the...
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    Earth Day offers the best reasons yet to get outdoors
    ...many more.""But the stars of Enlow Fork are the Blue-eyed Marys. You'll recognize this lovely ground cover by its blue lower lips and white upper lips. Thousands of them carpet hillsides and open woods of the game lands' 2,000-plus acres. This native...
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    Rain gardens benefit your landscape and the environment
    ...maintenance.""This is one of a series of periodic columns by staffers of Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. Nancy Knauss is an adult education coordinator."...
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    Easter lilies, holiday come early this year
    ...with an early Easter, a higher-than-usual cost homeowners can appreciate. The bulbs are planted in peat moss with a starting temperature of 65 degrees."" "One challenge is the oil bill," Jeff says. "When it's 10 degrees at night, and you're trying to...
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    Pipes a-bloomin'
    ...called the "WeeFIBies" Wee Forres In Bloomies to work on the project."""They plan to grow bedding plants for displays throughout the town there," she said, "as well as vegetables and also to re-paint the model houses and re-plant to create a childrens...
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