How to grow the buttercup
How to grow the buttercup The buttercup (Ranunculus L) is a herbaceous species of the Ranunculaceae family with about 500
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Ornamental plants
Section dedicated to ornamental plants; that is, those herbaceous, arboreal or shrub species that are used as embellishment for terraces, apartments, etc. or for gardens and parks of which they are essential components. In each individual contribution are distinguished the methods of cultivation between ornamental plants grown in the ground and those grown in pots or similar containers, because the problems, the needs, the intrinsic rusticity of the garden plants are different from those grown in the apartment , also for varieties of the same species.
Guido Bissanti
How to cultivate the arboreal stramonium
How to cultivate the arboreal stramonium The arboreal stramonium (Brugmansia arborea (L.) Steud.), Also known as Trombone d’angelo, is a
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How to grow wisteria
How to grow wisteria Il Glicine (Wisteria Nutt.) Is a genus of climbing plants belonging to the Fabaceae family (Leguminosae);
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How to grow Hibiscus
How to grow Hibiscus Hibiscus (Hibiscus L., 1754) is a genus of plants in the Malvaceae family that includes about
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How to grow the Anemone
How to grow the Anemone The Anemones (L., 1753) are a genus of plants in the Ranunculaceae family, which include
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How to grow cotton
How to grow cotton Cotton (Gossypium L., 1753) is a shrubby plant of the Malvaceae family, native to the Indian
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Cultivation of Beauty at night and ecological uses
Cultivation of Beauty at night and ecological uses The beautiful at night (Mirabilis jalapa, L. 1753) is a tuberose herbaceous
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How to grow tulips
How to grow tulips Tulips (Tulipa L., 1753) are a genus of plants of the Liliaceae family, which include bulbous
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How to grow the dahlias
How to grow the dahlias The Dahlias (Dahlia Cav., 1791) are a genus of plants belonging to the Asteraceae family,
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How Chamaedorea is grown
How Chamaedorea is grown The Chamaedorea elegans belongs to the genus (Chamaedorea Willd., 1806) of the family Arecaceae (or Palmae)
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