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The sale will be from 9 a.m. to noon at the Master Gardener Demonstration Garden, 2711 Woodcock Road, Sequim.
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A Japanese landscape gardener is building Europe's largest full-scale Japanese garden in the northwestern part of Lithuania, one of the three Baltic states in northeastern Europe.
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Dutch hybridizers are gilding the lily, upgrading the cut flower favorite that also brings such long-lasting beauty to gardens.
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The union representing workers in the flower sector, Kenya has issued a strike notice that could further hurt the local horticulture sector that has been facing a host of foreign difficulties.
By Lisa: I HAVE A CONFEDERATE JASIMINE PLANT THAT DID NOT GET WATERED WHILE I WAS ON VACATION IT IS STARTING TO COME BACK SHOULD I CUT OFF THE OLD DEAD LEAVES OR LET THEM FALL OFF ON THEIR OWN?
Answer By The Flower Expert: CONFEDERATE JASIMINE PLANT can tolerate drought once established. There is every chance of your plant's survival. You can very well remove the old dead leaves and water the plant frequently.
By Donald: I have heard that they only live 2 to 3 years. Is that true? How long can I expect them to live?
Answer By The Flower Expert: They (Pentas)last more than 3 years. They are evergreen plants. The plants can be annuals and biennials, perennials, shrubs according to the temperature conditions.
By Lisa: Not on the new shoots of birds of paradise, but several of the other leaves have som browning along the edges and tips.
Answer By The Flower Expert: If the leaf edges are turning brown then there might be 2 things happening. 1. Too much water to the plant. 2. Spider mites can also make the birds of paradise plant leaves to brown. So, check whether there is any material not pertaining to the plant
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This is a special year for the Oklahoma Orchid Society. It's the group?s 60th anniversary, and the American Orchid Society has chosen Oklahoma City for its annual meeting this weekend.
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The society will host its 16th annual Rose & Arts Festival May 1-2 at the Temecula Community Recreation Center. This year's theme is "A Moment of Magic."
timesofindia
"The Jaipur-based International Horticulture Innovation and Training Centre (IHITC) will provide advanced eight-week training in horticulture to Afghanis from April 26 as part of a Dutch-funded programme, 'Support to Agriculture Education in Afghanistan', working towards the restoration of Afghanistan's once very vibrant agricultural sector," said S Ahmed, chairman, IHITC and additional chief secretary, agriculture, Rajasthan.
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Four new books by Texas authors offer detailed practical information for Texas gardeners or for those who just like to enjoy the state?s many varieties of wildflowers.
Horticulture Week
Orchid photography company Passion 4 Orchids has launched an online member's club offering expert advice on the plants.
By Donna: I am wondering if you can tell me what the pods are that I have in a calla lily flower. They appear to be much like a pea pod with little pods inside of them. I am curious as to actually where does a calla lily bulb come from?
Answer By The Flower Expert: The calla lily pods contain seeds in them. The calla lily plant can be grown with the help of seeds also when sown.The seeds can be sowed when we want the plants.Usually calla lily bulbs can be got from the gardens, malls, neighbours or friends as gifts if the mother plant has outgrown and is overcrowded.
By Cindy: I have this type of plant: Caring Peace lily: Spathiphyllum 'Lynise'. It has developed some type of white powdery substance on a few of the leaves. Looks like pollen. Have heard that this could be some type of fungus. Is this true? Or is it nothing to worry about? What should I do about it?
Answer By The Flower Expert: It looks like mold, the white powdery substance. Wipe out the white powder and observe. If it comes back then it might be Mold.Try to spray with a little amount of soap water.
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