Dormancy Tips For Houseplants In Winter Care
Eileen M. Halse explains how to keep indoor plants thriving by adjusting dormancy care. Recognize subtle dormancy signs, rest plants outdoors when suitable, and tailor watering, light, and temperature to each species for vigor next season.
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Eileen M. Halse
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Indoor garden care for transitioning plants and pests
Guidance on safely moving plants indoors or outdoors. Clean with water and mild detergent, spray for pests, trim withered leaves, and manage soil with peat. Includes cautions about regular feeding and handling while avoiding overstatement or unsafe steps.
Rose hips substitute for citrus fruits in wartime
During World War II, rose hips were collected across Britain and by others to substitute citrus. They were used to make marmalade and drinks, with Russia and Scandinavia among several nations pursuing hips. Postwar, hip collection declined as supplies recovered. See ROSE on page 9.
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Peter Tonge
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Choosing the right Christmas tree branches for hardy arrangements
A guide lists tree types suitable for decorations including spruces betwixt firs and pines noting spruces have sharp needles and require gloves. It suggests cedar and yew branches as useful options and explains how to prep a branch by adding extra length to fit a soil filled box for moisture retention.
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