Names and Gardens Charm And Allure Daphne Is Enticing Plant
A guide to Winter Daphne Daphne odora highlighting its scent, bloom times from January to April, and coastal and inland growing notes. It covers ideal soils, shade, watering, and the plant’s foliage varieties including marginata alba and Rose Queen.
Tree Will Set Off A House
Architect drawings often show trees to bring a home to life and anchor it to surroundings. Choose trees with care and consult a nurseryman to match growth habit and mature form. Visualize white birches against a dark brown house or the gray-green olive highlighting the structure.
Gardener 3 Check list for post Christmas care
Post Christmas care for living Christmas trees and gift plants is outlined. Move living trees to the deck, keep in containers for indoor use next year, water Christmas plants, and plant cyclamen. Barefoot plants are available now, including roses and fruit trees. Check camellias and azaleas in bloom, clean up the garden for the new year, prune deciduous shrubs, and spray for winter pests with guidance from the California Association of Nurserymen.
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California Association of Nurserymen
Caring for Gift Plants After Christmas
A guide on preserving gift plants like azaleas cyclamen and African violets. It advises drainage watering cooling and light needs and suggests moving mature plants to the garden after frost while keeping tropicals in well lit cooler rooms and ensuring proper ventilation.
Garden Club luncheon and projects at Eden Club
Eden Garden Club will host a Monday noon luncheon at Trinity Episcopal Church Hayward with Dora Jorgenson as chair. After lunch there will be a gift exchange and reminiscences while planning for 1863. A Penny Pines Plantation fundraiser and a ten dollar donation were noted from donated items.
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Eden Garden Club
Dora Jorgensor
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Plan for Your Roses in the Garden
The California Association of Nurserymen advises planning rose beds with classifications in mind. Mark a rose garden area on paper, plant on 24 to 36 inch centers, ensure full sun and good air flow, group colors in threes or more, and place robust grandiflora back from hybrids. Floribunda suitable for hedges and garden dividers. a broad color range exists from very low to very tall varieties.
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Borden
California Association of Nurserymen
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