"#1 Field-Grown Plant"what do they mean by this? - Dave's Garden
2011年5月2日 · The plant is grown in the ground and then dug up (harvested) before being sold. The number sign is a reference to the size of the root ball. In this case, a #1 should resemble a 1 gallon container-grown plant.
5 Essential Practices for Sustainable Landscape Maintenance
2012年8月25日 · 1. Plant strategically. A truly sustainable landscape begins in the design phase, by carefully selecting which plants to incorporate. Whenever possible, choose native plants, which evolved to flourish in your local environment. Native plants are generally more drought-resistant and require less watering.
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Garden Myths Busted: Vitamin B-1, Soil under Conifers, Peonies
2013年4月16日 · Vitamin B-1, aka thiamine, does not stimulate root growth. How did this myth get started? Some years ago plant growth regulators called auxins were discovered. Auxins were found to stimulate cell elongation in both root and shoot tissues. Commercial preparations were developed that contained auxins and vitamin B-1 among other ingredients.
Hydrolea ovata: A U.S. native that deserves a closer look - Dave's …
2008年11月20日 · This endangered [1] plant is an aquatic, perennial herb that grows wild along ponds, streams and rivers. It can also be found in low-lying, consistently wet wooded areas, such as swamps. H. ovata growing at the water's edge is frequented by minnows that use the plant for cover and also seem to enjoy darting between the plants.
Cup Plant: A Prairie Giant - Dave's Garden
2014年8月1日 · Snapping off a stem of this plant causes a gummy sap to form, which some Native Americans used as a kind of chewing gum. The Winnebago tribe believed the plant had purifying powers, and would drink a beverage made from the rhizome before an important hunt. The Chippewa used cup plant to treat back or chest pain, as well as to stop hemorrhaging.
Introduction to Dasylirions (Sotols) - Dave's Garden
2008年8月25日 · A 1 gallon plant will be an impressive landscape plant in full, hot sun in the ground in just 3-4 years, and a trunking plant in another 5-7. A similar sized Xanthorrhoea (a very similar looking plant) can take many decades to become a decent landscape plant and I have no idea how long to form a trunk (certainly unlikely to see mine form one in ...
Have a Ball With Kokedama - Dave's Garden
2024年11月12日 · During spring and summer, fertilize your kokedama monthly with a liquid indoor plant fertilizer at 1/2 the recommended concentration. Just mix the fertilizer into the water and soak as usual. Leaf browning. Like any other potted plant, Kokedama are susceptible to both over-watering and under-watering.
PlantFiles: The Largest Plant Identification Reference Guide
Read plant and insect reference guides at Daves Garden. ARTICLES. ... USDA Zone 10b: to 1.7 °C (35 °F)
PlantFiles: The Largest Plant Identification Reference Guide
This plant is said to grow outdoors in the following regions: Anchorage, Alaska. San Leandro, California.