How to grow Mistletoe
How to grow Mistletoe Mistletoe (Viscum album L., 1753) is a bushy plant of the Viscaceae family, an epiphytic evergreen,
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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.
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How to grow Phlox
How to grow Phlox The Phlox are a genus (Phlox L., 1753) of plants of the Polemoniaceae family. They are
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How to grow Petunias
How to grow Petunias Petunias are a genus of plants that belongs to the Solanaceae family. The genus Petunia (Petunia
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How to grow Pelargonium
How to grow Pelargonium Pelargonium, also known as African Germanium (Pelargonium L’Hér., 1789) is a genus of perennial suffrutescent plants,
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How to cultivate water lily
How to cultivate water lily The water lilies are plants belonging to the genus (Nymphaea L. 1753); they are Spermatophyte
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How to grow Maranta
How to grow Maranta The plant of prayer (Maranta L., 1753) belongs to the family of the Marantaceae and is
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How to grow Impatiens
How to grow Impatiens The Impatiens is a species of the genus Impatiens L., 1753 of the Balsaminaceae family. This
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How to cultivate Helleborus
How to cultivate Helleborus Helleborus is a genus of plants (Helleborus L., 1753) of the Ranunculaceae family, originating in Europe,
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How to grow Gerbera
How to grow Gerbera Gerbera is a genus of herbaceous flowering plants (Gerbera L.) of the Asteraceae family, originating in
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How to cultivate the Delphinium
How to cultivate the Delphinium The Delphinium, often known by the ordinary name of the spur-broth or the spron of
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