OK, the answer is quite simply that I can't ever answer that one! I'm biased because the Paphs / Phrags come easy to me but I'm sure many people haven't had such good luck! However, I think that if I can give a Paph to my Aunt and SHE can rebloom it, then they can't be THAT hard! I honestly think the success in your area has NOTHING to do with where you live. I ship plants to people everywhere from Washington State, to California, to Florida, Pennsylvania, Arizona, and New York.

You can grow roughly 15lbs of plant matter yearly with each "Caddy" unit. You can grow roughly 9lbs of plant matter with each "Mini Caddy unit". These figures are based on a 400 watt lighting system and following the instructions for recommended feeding and flowering cycles. Of course there are many variables such as if your starting from seeds, whether your growing tomatoes, peppers, basil, etc.

That is a loaded question. I depends on many things like the characteristics of the plant, location, watering, soil, fertilizer, light and so on. A chart from the American Conifer Society shows their annual growth rate standards. I like to think in these terms when looking at height and width projections. Suppose a tree will mature to 100 feet tall. This is under the best conditions like in a park or on a golf course. It has little competition for food, light, water, and space to grow.

Plant a few extra cups of each plant so that you can switch those for a growing plant. Another option is to transplant one of the plants from the class set of plants.

Henna plants are available from garden suppliers on the internet, but they do not do well in temperate climates. They are susceptible to many garden pests, and are fussy plants. Henna grows well only in a climate where the nights are always warm, it never ever freezes, and there are at least 3 months of weather over 100F every summer. Rajasthan, Israel, Egypt, and places with climates like them, are excellent places to grow henna.

Salvia divinorum is a semi-tropical perennial. That means that it can grow back year after year but only if it is not exposed to frost. It is a green plant with large leaves and a distinctive thick hollow square green stem. It can grow several meters high if conditions are favorable. When it grows high enough the branches will bend or break and may root if they come in contact with moist earth. Although S.

Dig a hole large enough in the soil to fit the whole root comfortably, pat down the soil well and water. Fertilize the soil.

Generally, no. Almost all easement documents give TVA the perpetual right to keep the right-of-way clear of trees so that it can build, protect, operate, maintain, and rebuild transmission lines. Therefore, trees should not be grown within the right-of-way; however, in appropriate instances, TVA is willing to allow landowners to plant low-growing dogwood and redbud trees within right-of-way at locations agreed on by the landowners and TVA.

No, all the sticks receive special treatment when they have reached the shape and length needed. They only keep growing green leaves and stay green in either water or soil.

Send it back to the nursery on the delivery truck. But please understand if you order a 12" plant but expected a 24" plant well your expectations were unreasonable and I'm likely to call and tell you that..

We guarantee that every tree we ship is of the finest quality and that your order has been carefully handled and shipped to ensure that you receive a healthy tree. However, it is virtually impossible to achieve 100% survival rate with any living plant. This is why your tree(s) come with a 60 day guarantee, even if your dog digs it up. Just send it back or provide a picture verifying that it did not survive and include a check covering 25% of the cost of your trees, or $8.

The majority of people living with lupus today, in fact 80-90% of them, can expect to live a normal lifespan.

The answer is "yes" for most locations. Some bamboos perform better in warmer climates and some do better in colder climates. Be sure to choose a variety that has a temperature rating compatible with your climate. Many bamboos can also be grown indoors or grown outside in colder climates and moved to a protected or inside space for the coldest season.

Alice has lived in various cities in the United States. He was born in Detroit, Michigan on February 4, 1948. When Alice was just three years old, his family moved to Phoenix, Arizona but returned to Detroit just a year later. They lived in Detroit for another five years before his father decided to join Alice's uncle in Los Angeles, California. Once in LA, Alice's father rededicated himself to the church and was ordained as a minister.

Adult alpacas grow to roughly 36" at the shoulder, weighing between 120-180 lbs. Their average lifespan is 15-25 years.

Back to Mushroom FAQs menu] There are several commonly cultivated strains of mushrooms that grow well in hot weather. The Paddy Straw mushroom, Volvariella volvacea and its close relative Volvariella bombecina, grow best at temperatures between 75 and 95 degrees F (24-35 degrees C). The medicinal Reishi mushroom, Ganoderma lucidum, prefers warm weather (75 degrees F/24 degrees C), and the Florida oyster, a strain of Pleurotus ostreatus, fruits at temperatures above 75 degrees F (24 degrees C).

David Farrelly, in his The Book of Bamboo, says that bamboo has been measured to grow 47.6 inches in a 24-hour period. Other sources specify it was a Japanese scientist who measured the growth of a Phyllostachys bambusoides. That must have been under ideal conditions of heat, humidity and very fertile soil. But, in the less than perfect conditions in my garden, I've seen new shoots of Phyllostachys nigra 'Henon' grow about a foot a day.

Yes, an item listed for zone 8 will grow even in zone 2. It just won't overwinter. Gladiolus for instance, are only hardy to zone 8, but we grow them all over Canada. In the description, we say 'Hardy in Zones 8-11; elsewhere treat as an annual, or dig in fall and store over winter.' Learn how to store bulbs overwinter.

Guidance on sowing or planting wild plants on road verges, village greens or other areas of the countryside is available from Flora Locale. You should read this guidance carefully as there are many situations where it would be a mistake to plant wild flowers. Make sure that you plan properly before doing any planting, and remember that seeds or propagules used in your project should always be of local provenance.