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  Gardora 11:17 on 8. May 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Herbaceous Plants, Plants ( 324 ), Supports ( 12 )   

  Support Herbaceous Plants 

  Herbaceous plants should be supported before they are too tall! How to make cheap plant supports: http://j.mp/j72hUk

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  Gardora 06:43 on 29. August 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Cut Back ( 50 ), Foliage ( 15 ), Herbaceous Plants, Plants ( 324 ), Stems ( 15 ), Texas Bull Nettle   

  Herbaceous Plants: Texas Bull Nettle 

  Cut back the foliage and stems of dead herbaceous plants! One herbaceous plant is Texas Bull Nettle: http://j.mp/9V2ZqZ
   
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  Gardora 12:29 on 19. May 2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Herbaceous Peonies ( 2 ), Herbaceous Plants, Peonies ( 5 ), Supports ( 12 )   

  Support Peonies 

  Check herbaceous peonies: they may need support. Did you know that Itoh peonies do not need this? http://j.mp/aefdex

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  Gardora 12:39 on 28. October 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Gardeners ( 123 ), Grasses ( 15 ), Herbaceous Plants, Plants ( 324 ), Wildlife ( 38 ), Winter ( 98 )   

  Dead Herbaceous Plants and Grasses 

  Many gardeners leave dead herbaceous plants and grasses uncut over winter to provide food and shelter for wildlife.

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  Gardora 07:04 on 23. September 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Bud Eelworm, Diseases ( 52 ), Herbaceous Plants, Leaf Eelworm, Leaves ( 59 )   

  Diseases on Herbaceous Plants 

  Watch out for diseases: Discoloured leaves on herbaceous plants could be leaf and bud eelworm.
   
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  Gardora 12:18 on 10. August 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Cut Back ( 50 ), Herbaceous Plants, Plants ( 324 )   

  Cut Back Herbaceous Plants 

  Cutting back the foliage and stems of herbaceous plants that have already died back is starting to be a priority.

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