Small Leaf Spiderwort
2016年3月19日 · Winter hardy to USDA Zones 9-12. It is easily grown as a houseplant. It is noted for its ease of culture and tolerance for wide range of growing conditions. Use a peaty, soil …
Small Leaf Spiderwort Archives - Garden Answers
Content tagged with Small Leaf Spiderwort. Winter hardy to USDA Zones 9-12. It is easily grown as a houseplant
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You can re-cut the stem about 5-6 inches below the longest leaves, remove the damaged leaves (that were previously cut back) from the stem being careful not to damage the stem.
Euonymus - Garden Answers
Symptoms Small leaf lesions with white, gray or tan centers and dark or reddish boarders. Centers of lesions frequently fall out, giving the leaf a “shot-hole” appearance. Stem cankers …
Too Small A Container - Garden Answers
As the root system fills out the pot (and good leaf development is occurring) you can begin to water more, keeping the soil evenly moist. Too Small A Container It looks like your plant is in a …
Winter Damage Magnolia
This is winter damage. Winter damage turns whole or part of broadleaf evergreens brown and often makes small leaf imperfections and leaf spots from the previous summer more …
Winter Damage On Broad Leaf Evergreen - gardenanswers.com
This is winter damage, which often makes small leaf imperfections and leaf spots from the previous summer more noticeable. Winter damage is caused by cold winds and/or sunburn …
Winter Damage - gardenanswers.com
This is winter damage. Winter damage turns whole or part of broadleaf evergreens brown and often makes small leaf imperfections and leaf spots from the previous summer more …
Clerodendron - Garden Answers
As an ornamental, this shrub is perhaps best noted for its late summer flowers, showy fruit and malodorous foliage. Tubular, fragrant, white flowers in long-peduncled cymes (to 6-9” across) …
Leaf Miners - Garden Answers
This looks a severe case of leaf miner damage. These are tiny caterpillars of a small, brownish moth that tunnel into a leaf and eat it during their larval stage. They are usually easy to spot …