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Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Sunflowers
Varieties of sunflower according to the rate of maturation distinguish early-ripening (up to 100 days of growth), early-ripening (80-85 days), mid-ripening (110-120 days) varieties. There is also an ultra-early variety that matures in 71-76 days and can produce two harvests in a summer.
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Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Brunnera
Brunners can be planted both in sunny areas and in the shade. They prefer light, moist soils. It is best to plant a brunner in early autumn or spring so that it has time to take root and grow new leaves.
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Life hack: How to Grow a Rose from a Bouquet
To plant a flower, it is necessary to prepare a stalk measuring 25 cm. The existing leaves and buds should be cut off so that one leg remains. The stalk must be moistened in water and left for a day in a solution of potassium permanganate of low concentration. The next day, he is ready to land in the ground.
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Growing flowers: The most profitable garden flowers to grow
When it comes to growing garden flowers for profit, several factors contribute to the profitability of a particular flower. While the profitability of flowers can vary based on location, market demand, and personal preferences, some flowers tend to be more lucrative due to factors like popularity, ease of cultivation, and value in the floral industry.
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Useful Tips: How to Grow Snapdragon
Snapdragon from seeds at home germinates in about 2 weeks.
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Expert Tips: How to Grow Gladiolus
Even the lightest shading will slow down its growth and worsen the quality of flowering. The gladiolus does not tolerate flooding and close occurrence of groundwater. Therefore, choose for him the sunniest site of your flowering garden and plant the bulbs in a high flower bed.
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Catharanthus: Growing and Caring for a Plant
Catharanthus is a poisonous plant that can cause an allergic reaction on the skin. Therefore, it is necessary to touch and handle the bush with rubber gloves.
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Gardening Tips: How to Grow Aquilegia
Aquilegia is not demanding on the soil. However, the plant grows best in well-drained, moist and humus-rich soil. Before planting, dig up the soil and add manure and compost.
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Pro Tips: How to Grow Fuchsia
For fuchsias, pots of standard proportions are suitable; do not use too deep or flat pots.
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Plumeria: Growing and Care
During flowering, spectacular flowers open on it. Indoor plumeria blooms from early to mid-July, and fades in mid-October. Under natural conditions, flowers adorn this plant for almost the entire year.
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Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Muscari
Muscari are notable for their ability to grow very quickly: in a season one bulb forms a whole nest.
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Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Protea
Protea belongs to the Proteus family, which includes more than 300 species. An unusual plant grows in South Africa and Australia, from where it was once brought to European countries. Most often, the protea has a slightly honey smell.
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Gardening Secrets: How to Grow Asters
Asters are absolutely unpretentious plants that can grow in almost any conditions. They develop remarkably and delight with multi-colored inflorescences, both in the sun and in the shade.
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Beautiful Flowers for the Garden: How to Grow Anemones
Caring for an anemone is very easy. In the fall, tubers are dug up and stored properly, and in the spring they are planted again in open ground. A place in the sun is suitable, but then follow the watering, the earth should not dry out. Anemone can grow in partial shade.
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Tips from the Florist: How to care for a bouquet of flowers
If you are thinking about how to keep the bouquet fresh, place it in settled water at room temperature and change it every day. It is advisable to cut the stem by 2-3 centimeters at each change of water. It is important to observe the temperature regime for storing plants.
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Tips from the Florist: How to pick dried flowers the right way
Small flowers are usually used as an addition to the main flowers of the composition - gypsophila makes the bouquet "airy". To create dried flowers at home, it is recommended to collect inflorescences in early June.
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Expert Tips: How to De-Dust Dried Flowers
At least once a week, the bouquet must be cleaned of dust. Dried flowers accumulate it in minimal amounts, but they still need a little cleaning.
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Beautiful Flowers for the Garden: How to Grow Licorice
Licorice is an unpretentious plant that can live in one place for up to 4-5 years, and only after this period does it need to be transplanted.
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Florist Tips: How to Make a Bouquet
From flowers, you can make bouquets, figurines, panels of natural or artificial flowers, arches, table decorations, also bracelets for hands from natural flowers, a wreath for hair decoration and much more.
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Gypsophila: Care and Growing
In the wild, the flower can be seen in Eurasia, North Africa, Australia and New Zealand. Kachim belongs to drought and frost-resistant crops, loves good lighting, moderate watering and open areas.
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