Articles, tagged with "house plant", page 3
14th April 2010
The easter lily, Lilium longiflorum or scented lily, is native to the Ryukyu Islands of southern Japan, these days, thankfully, it is readily available in most places around the world. In western countries, not surprisingly, it is most prominently seen on...
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gardenlandscape
19th March 2010
Anyone who has ever planted strawberries knows that they have a specific and short growing season. However, with a hanging strawberry planter, those days are over thanks to a new development from a U.S. Department of Agriculture Plant Scientist. You can g...
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Author:
RP Smith
09th March 2010
These days a variety of flowering indoor house plants are available at various outlets like your neighborhood grocery store, local nursery, sometimes you may also find them being sold at garage sale. If you have time and means then you might go to special...
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Author:
Amin Virani
05th March 2010
One thing we all humans have in common. One day means 24 hours for us even if we do additional night shifts and can?t sleep for days.
An otehr fact is that most of us can't manage time properly. There is a huge difference in the way working harder or w...
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Author:
Norberto
27th January 2010
Ethnobotanicals play an increasingly important role in day-to-day life. These are plants that have some important relationship to humans. The plants are cropped by the Mazatec Indians in Mexico and then shipped in directly to us. They like high-humidit...
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Donald Estrada
20th January 2010
It is very nice to go home to a house where genuine plants can be found. After a long day's work inside a cramped, air-conditioned room, it is nice to stay in a cozy living room with lively green plants. The best beginners plant is the spider plant, Many...
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Author:
Randolph Rosales
14th January 2010
It was a long search that took me more than ten years. But finally I found it - the indoor house plant that will brighten up the end of a corridor 5 meters from my front door. The Aspidistra, commonly known as the Cast Iron plant, has graced the drawing r...
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Author:
Mohammed Wilder
05th November 2009
I will count Impatiens as one of my adored house plant. It supplies bright colors when fully flowered and can last a long time. You will get to genuinely love this plant as my garden would be uninteresting without them. They are so easy to grow and call f...
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Author:
Ray Whitely
05th November 2009
Recently, indoor plants have grown very popular as part of your home or office decorative assets. This is especially authentic in city homes with deficiency of adequate outside greenery. It is amazing the variety of foliage that now blooms in homes or off...
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Author:
Ray Whitely
27th October 2009
Are you searching for a carefree house plant that grows tall and can occupy a decent amount of space? The Rubber plant will be ideal for you. The plant does very well in just about any home condition and can furnish years of indoor greenery if cared for t...
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Author:
Ray Whitely
05th October 2009
The subject of bonsai soil is a hotly debated topic among bonsai lovers. While watering is crucial to the care of bonsai trees, so too is the type of soil as the soil involved in delivering nutrients to the tree
With the care of bonsai trees, we are tr...
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Author:
Christine McKinnon
29th September 2009
When I got my first Bonsai, I should have asked the question: What is the difference between the care of ordinary house plants and the care of bonsai trees? Instead, I just thought it was another house plant and it would be best kept inside, along with ...
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Author:
Christine McKinnon
21st August 2009
Bonsai's are a fantastic hobby to take up and can be enjoyed by young and old alike. You do not need to be a gardener to take up bonsai but to make sure that your bonsai will last for many years, you do need to know about bonsai trees care.
The origin...
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Author:
Christine McKinnon
11th August 2009
It is true that prevention is better than to cure the patient. That's just as true for house plants as it is for people. The number of house plants that fall prey to plant diseases and disfigurement ills is insignificant when compared with the tremendous ...
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Author:
sarahtaylor008@googlemail.com
28th July 2009
So you have completed your due diligence, talked to all your advisers and professional consultants, taken all the steps necessary to value a business, lined up your financing and taken the plunge. What should you do with your new baby to ensure that you g...
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Author:
Richard Parker
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