Exotic pitcher plants

Article Abstract:

Sarracenia, or pitcher plants, are native to bogs and wetlands in the southern American states, and are being lost because of the destruction of their natural habitat. Larry and Rob Gardner, of the North Carolina Botanical Garden at Chapel Hill, have developed hybrid pitcher plants for home gardens.

Research, Environmental aspects, Natural history, Southern States, Pitcher plants, Sarracenia, North Carolina Botanical Garden

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Lots of lemon

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Lemon herbs can be grown for decorative and culinary purposes. The more popular varieties include lemon basil, lemon thyme, lemon verbena, lemon balm and lemon grass. Such herbs should be kept clean and insect-free for optimal growth.

Methods, Varieties, Herbs, Herb gardening

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Magnolia decks the halls

Article Abstract:

Magnolia flowers and greenery can be used to decorate both the table and interior of houses during the Christmas festivities. They can form an attractive wreath or be used to decorate a mantlepiece.

Planning, Usage, Christmas decorations, Magnolia, Magnolias

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