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Most daffodils are easy to force over winter. Deep pots are best, allowing room for root development. Need good drainage. 5 typical sized bulbs do well in a 6" pot. Bulbs may be placed in close proximity to each other but preferably not touching. Press firmly into the medium and add more medium to cover "shoulders" of bulbs. This too should be firmed in.
Grower can force two ways...
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@dave says, "This was the first brug I ever grew and it's always been one of my favorites."
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Hands down, this is my favorite of all tomatoes. It handles our East Texas climate perfectly and gives us excellent tasting, gigantic slicing tomatoes that are also excellent for salsa....
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This is a lovely early spring bloomer in Kentucky. They dot the hillsides with their deep rosy color. The black seedpods of fall create quite a show too, and you'll need to watch out for multiple seedlings if the pods are left where they fall.
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Jade plant, a popular houseplant, is an evergreen succulent with thick branches and smooth rounded leaves that will attain red edges when grown in high light. New stem growth is green, turning to brown as the plant ages. The plant produces small pink or white blooms in early spring when grown well.
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Out of 6,713 in our Roses Database, our members have ranked these as our current favorites. The list changes from year to year, but one thing is for sure- you will be happy with any (and all!) of these roses in your landscaping.
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Check out our plant care and collection of varities of Peonies.
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Autumn came in wind and gold
