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The Cucurbita maxima is a botanical name of pumpkins.

13th June 2011
The Cucurbita maxima is a botanical name of pumpkins. Pumpkin Seeds Nutrition benefits make this vegetable significant to the diet. They increase in all shapes, colors & sizes. Pumpkins have received a subcategory of the own when utilizing them traditiona... Read >
Author: vincentfranklin

Quality Saffron to buy

05th April 2011
Many of us are confused about judging the saffron quality and the perfect place for saffron to buy or purchase. This is because of the reason that saffron is very critical like its quality and it is better to use the spice within 2 years of its packaging... Read >
Author: Shweta Batra

The use of herbs during pregnancy

15th March 2011
This article discusses the process of pregnancy and treatment of problems associated with pregnancy. Experience of pregnancy and lactation is a great experience. Difficult to describe in words the feeling of a woman who is about to experience a proces... Read >
Author: artist-massage

Packing Plants In An Effective Way For Your Move

01st March 2011
If you have a garden you cannot live without; moving sounds like a different ball game altogether. Your main concerns would most likely be uprooting, packing and then moving the plants. You must have a plan in place because transplanting hastily is bound ... Read >
Author: akhilesh.ets

Maintaining The Bald Bonsai

23rd February 2011
You cannot go wrong with a bald bonsai tree as it is on the finest and easiest variety that can be grown. "Taxodium distichum," is the botanical name for this bald cypress, which can mature to a height of nearly 40 meters. The diameter of the trunk can va... Read >
Author: Paul Smith

Trimming and Pruning the Black Pine Bonsai

22nd February 2011
The Black pine bonsai is a small version of the Japanese Black pine tree. The botanical name for this is "Pinus Thunbergii." Just like most pine varieties, this tree also has needle-shaped foliage and the bark has a purplish green hue. The plant looks sli... Read >
Author: Paul Smith

Bring In A Little Winter Sunshine With Bonsai Jasmine

22nd February 2011
The bonsai jasmine tree has a Latin name which is "Jasminium Nudiflorum." You may need to know this name when you wish to purchase a seedling or tree when you next visit your garden store. Most people are unsure of which plant to choose when they first... Read >
Author: Paul Smith

Growing Japanese Red Maple Trees from Seed

15th February 2011
Japanese red maple trees are some of the most prized ornamental plants for many plant lovers. Gardeners absolutely love them, and the wide assortment of Japanese maples ensures that there is a one of these gorgeous trees suitable for just about any garde... Read >
Author: Mike McGroarty

Menthol Oil: The Significance and Uses

22nd September 2010
Menthol is a substance which occurs naturally in pepper mint plants and menthol oil refers to a herbal elixir extracted out of the same plant. Menthol oil’s botanical name is ‘Mentha Piperita’ which is basically extracted through the steam distillation pr... Read >
Author: Vaiv Jais

A Helpful Guide for Growing an Elm Bonsai

05th July 2010
Elm bonsai is a good miniature tree for all bonsai cultivators in all levels. Growing an elm bonsai does not require you to perform complicated procedures that will annoy you especially if you are still starting out as a bonsai propagator. There are va... Read >
Author: Preston Blackmore

Herbal Cures for Arthritis

09th June 2010
There are three common types of arthritis. They include osteoarthritis (the most common), affecting around 16 million Americans with an average age of 45. Osteoarthritis, also known as degenerative joint disease (DJD), usually attacks weight-bearing joint... Read >
Author: Efrain Aguilar

Neem Benefits

17th May 2010
Neem is a very beneficial tree which is popular in south Asian countries like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Thailand, Malaysia, Burma, Sri Lanka and Indonesia, because of its ability to cure several diseases. Indians have trusted this tree for years to pre... Read >
Author: Marcus Lee-Crowther

Growing Great Fresh Peaches in Georgia: A Short History

14th May 2010
Simply nothing compares to the amazing flavor of a farm fresh, perfectly ripe, sweet and juicy peach. There are hundreds of varieties of peaches, 40 of which are typically grown in Georgia, which fall into two main categories; freestone or clingstone. ... Read >
Author: vgates81

Turmeric - Best Remedy for Acne Skin

28th April 2010
Turmeric is a rhizomatous plant grown mostly in Asian countries. It's botanical name is "Curcuma longa" and belongs to Ginger family. Most western people are unaware of the medical benefits of turmeric. Among the many herbs that are beneficial for skin, t... Read >
Author: Timo

Herbs for Acne – The top 5 herbs to use for acne

30th March 2010
There are many herbs that can help out with your acne problems, if you want to go the natural healing way. Most people that want to use herbs for acne are looking for a natural way to clear their complexion without using the old sulfur products. There ... Read >
Author: Charles Woodard
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