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Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Idea
  I was reading an article yesterday that said after your shrubs have gone dormant, applying a balanced fertilize will help with root production and get your shrubs off to a great start in the spring. I am not sure how well this will work but I have decided to give it a try on  a few shrubs. If anyone else does this, or has done this, please let me know your results.
   I also like to check the house plants that spent the summer outside for pests again at this time. Any eggs should have hatched or small insects should be visible by now. Soapy water will get rid of many pests without the use of pesticides. Remember that house plants enjoy a misting of water also.
8:16 am est 


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   Winter tips for house plants:
   
Do not fertilize, house plants are house plants are resting now.
     Misting is enjoyed by plants, dry indoor heat draws moisture away from plants. A tray with pebbles and a small amount of water underneath will greatly benefit your plants.

Allium
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Black Hollyhock
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