pdf | | 2006-04-08 | Author:Keili

pdf |en | | Author: Welby R. Smith; Vera Ming Wong

epub |eng | 2019-07-15 | Author:Richard Wilford

WHERE TO GROW Bluebells are woodland plants, flowering just as the leaves appear on the trees. In the garden, they need moist soil and dappled shade. Spanish bluebells are more ...

epub |eng | 2019-03-15 | Author:Philip Seaton

TERRESTRIAL, TUBEROUS Common spotted orchid Dactylorhiza fuchsii Rosettes of often beautifully patterned, dark green leaves emerge in late spring, producing tall spikes of white or pinkish white flowers with scribbled ...

epub |eng | 2019-03-15 | Author:Marc Hachadourian

Materials wooden picture frame decorative sheet moss 1-inch wire poultry netting Plexiglas or heavy plastic cut to size of the frame screwdriver, small flathead screws, and eye screws staple gun ...

epub |eng | 2019-03-12 | Author:Michael Tibbs

PLEIONE Origin: East and Southeast Asia, particularly Formosa, China, the Himalayas Min/max temps: 43–75°F (6–24C°) Flowers: In spring/summer lasting several weeks Light: 50–60% shade Feeding: Medium feeders; easy to grow; ...

epub |eng | | Author:David Squire

REPOTTING AND DIVIDING AN ORCHID 1 Remove the plant from its pot. If the roots are very congested it may be necessary to run a knife between the pot and ...

epub |eng | 2016-09-17 | Author:Eric Hansen

Chapter 10 PERFUMED LEGS AT THE OYSTER BAR Coryanthes speciosa I met Sandro Cusi in a cafeteria near Battery Park while he was attending the New York Orchid Show as ...

mobi |eng | 2012-04-27 | Author:Bruce Rogers

A classic cattleya hybrid REPOTTING Repot only when new green growth and new roots appear at the base of the plant. Ideally, this will coincide with the development of new ...

epub |eng | 2009-03-25 | Author:judywhite

PRONOUNCED en-SIK-lee-ah coke-lee-AH-tah ABBREVIATED Encycl. or E. CORRECTLY KNOWN AS Prosthechea (Psh.) cochleata THE PLANT Compact sympodial epiphyte; chubby oval pseudobulb, two leathery leaves, stem with multiple green-and-black blooms LIGHT ...

mobi, epub |eng | 2011-07-20 | Author:Susan Orlean

Plant Crimes Plants disappear all the time in south Florida. So do most other living things. One day after my trip to Kerry’s Bromeliads, after all the Elaines had disappeared, ...