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tanyad replied to the topic Re:Dwarf Holiday Avocado Tree in the forums.We bought a dwarf Holiday about 5 years ago. It got to about 10 feet tall and we cut the top because we didn't want it to get taller. I think it was really a semi-dwarf which isn't all that small. Check with the nursery when you buy one. This tree is definitely shorter than a regular size Haas. Tanya
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mattheew created a new topic Are these plants worth keeping alive? in the forums.I have what I think is a dragon tree or spider plant and a boston fern, but I'm not sure if they are worth trying to keep alive, the spider plant is very droopy and dry and has gotten a lot of damage from my cats and the fern was given to me extremely dried out. This is what the fern looks like after all the dryness was cut out.
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Fortunatina added Weigela florida 'Alexandra' to My Plants
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The Mulch created a new topic Should we remove seed ponds on our Dwarf Queen pal in the forums.This is a question on the article The Queen Palm (Syagrus romanzoffiana) Care & Use - themulch.com/trees/queen-palm-care: (thanks-Mitch)
Should we remove seed ponds on our Dwarf Queen palm tree. We have four in a group and we would like to keep them dwarfed. What kind of fertilizer should we use. Someone has suggested epson salts to keep the frowns from getting yellow and brown on the tips of the frowns. To keep them nice and green what is your take on this?? gladyspenistan@hotmail.com. -
For the first time ever I actually put fertilizer down BEFORE it rained!
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missaudrey added Fatsia japonica to My Plant Cemetery
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