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Source for Soil Analysis Values for Avocados
I have an Avocado plant in a pot in my greenhouse. As a part of a project for a course, I had a soil sample done. Now I can't find values to compare my results with. Do you know where I can get values for the minerals of a soil sample for Avocado?
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Ivy Houseplant Has Brown Spots
My Ivy houseplant has brown spots on some of the leaves. What is causing this?
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Cultivating Patience: Growing Woodland Ferns From Spores
By Ellen Brown
Ferns are commonly found in the wild and are well adapted to woodland environments in most parts of the country. Many of the ferns you see for sale commercially in your area are the same species you find living in the wild.
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Recycle Plastic Bottles to Water Plants
When it comes to summer time and plants drying out, what I find works, is taking water bottles (like Perrier water bottles found in the recycle box at work), filling them up with water, and then sticking them in soil about 2-3 inches in the soil.
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Garden: Use A Strawberry Pot For Flowers
This planter, A.K.A strawberry planter, was planted with the plants' needs in mind. The very bottom plants are Portulaca, very drought tolerant. They thrive on the bottom because they won't get over saturated.
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Garden: White Poppy
This is a white Poppy I got about 8 years ago. It took about 3 years before it ever bloomed. This is a picture of the last flower left this season. The bloom is 7 inches in diameter.
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Garden: Hibiscus
I just love this Hibiscus and wanted to share it with the ThriftyFun Family and Friends.
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Growing Recommendations for Zone 10b
What are the best flowers and grass to grow here, in Zone 10b?
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Garden: William Baffin Climbing Rose
This climbing rose is a "William Baffin" Canadian Explorer rose. This rose is hardy way up to Canada so all you in zones 5, 4 and 3 can grow these successfully. This is the 4th year for my climber. I never had to cover it in the winter. It is climbing on a split rail fence. Isn't it a beaut?
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Garden: Tiger Lilies
Every year my lilies pop out and help my yard look beautiful!
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