How does Evie propagate?
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They will grow the baby plants from the Mother plant and I usually while it is still connected to the Mother Plant , plant the baby in small beginner pot until it establishes a good root system and then it can be cut from the Mother plant and you will gain free new plants
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I do not know. My order for seeds was never filled. My order for bare root plants was delivered and are in the ground and are setting strawberries at this time.
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These plants throw out lots of runners. I had a good amount of space and I had to cut a bunch of them off. And they keep coming. And they move fast.
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I had a small purple flower in my lawn which I believe was wild violet. It killed it. Also, the instruction sheet says it controls wild violet.
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The passion flowers grow as a vine. You can put it on a trellis and it will climb to what ever height you want it. But in the wild it just grows as a vine along the ground.
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I have not seen any significant spread .I also have patchy areas where just now I m realizing after putting down about a 1/4 inch top soil/sand blend and then reseeding that with the substantial rains this last 2 weeks in Austin that the seeds are getting washed out as my back yard is sloped (ie top soil gone and sand remains with bare spot) The good news is that I seeded the composted mulch the seed seems to be doing good and not washing out.
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Trees are very tough to clone with limited success. Something like roses, tomatoes, peppers , basil etc will clone easily with consistent 100% success rates.
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I had the same question and actually called Bayer. They couldn't answer either. I have a potted gardenia that I started from a cutting; it attracts scale like crazy especially over the winter. I ended up diluting the Bayer's by 50% and trying that. It didn't do any damage at least right away that I could see. Loved what it did on my garden plants - great on my roses and phlox here in the Mid-Atlantic region after a mild winter (when every disease and pest comes back with a vengeance.) Reordered it right away when it went on sale at the end of the season.
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It worked great on my hawthorns that had a lot of blight. Apply at least 2x couple weeks apart. Then follow up with miracle grow to Feed the bushes
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Depends on where you live. I live in Ky and I can get it to grow spring and fall
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I am yet to find out. I have delayed in planting because I have been experiencing really weird weather for the past 7 months. I was hoping to plant this month (Jan 2014) but with the very wet weather, the plants may not even grow and I do want to maximize the potential for them to sprout (if they are viable). As soon as I have a response - positive or negative (and hopefully in the next two months) I will post it. My sincere apologies.
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Fast grow does come up fast. I had sprouts in three days! Black beauty is much better color though takes a bit longer.
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I google image searched cypress vine and I saw where some people let them grow across the ground,the grow sort of like a bush that way, but I have always planted mine against a trellis of some sort. From experience I know that they will grab onto anything the can attach to and vine upward.
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I am growing it here in Central Florida. I had overwatered it so it had developed oedema, aka edema. It also developed cercospora leaf spot, (which my swiss chard also developed) a round, purplish spot with tan center. So I cut it way back and spray with Greencure, an organic fungicide and the new growth looks great. I've also sprayed it with Azamax for any pests. So far, so good. It grows quickly so I am looking forward to some healthy summer eating.
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When I got it it was less than a foot long. It is like a vine. I planted it at my Mom and Dad's house and it is at least 4 or 5 feet long and is growing off shoots. It should be on a trellis or fence since it will grow all over it. No blooms yet since I planted it later in the summer. Hopefully it will bloom next year.
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If you're talking about brambles--raspberry and blackberry--not domesticated plants, no. I live in Eastern Kentucky, where the brambles threaten to overtake any place they're given space. I thought it might depend on when the plants are sprayed and how old the plants are--new canes versus old. I sprayed the leaves of year-old canes and it did nothing. I did spray some emerging growth this spring where I was spraying for poison ivy, and those plants look pretty darn healthy. The only way we got rid of some of the brambles was to have a yard service come in, cut down the canes and then, in the spring, when the new shoots come up where the old canes were, dig them out. It's hard work...but the only reliable way I've found to get them out completely. this year we bought a weed-eater with a circular blade in hopes of being able to cut back the brambles ourselves. Sorry for the long answer...hope something here was helpful.
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That would depend entirely on the plant. Each plant can have very different requirements for the different phases of growth. For African violets it performs well.
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I don't know what you mean by hymale specie? Can you explain a little more? I bought this and put it in pond soil in pot n sits in water on a ledge, grows awesome, n won't spread beyond pot. If you put it in dirt n water along a pond or ground it will spread out n grow all over.
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Not yet, but I didn't expect it to. A 4"clivia is small. It won't show any blooms for a very long time. This is a replacement for one I lost - it was so beautiful. I know this will be worth the wait.