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GerminationIndoorsVegetablesSoilPlantsVarietiesSownSowingGerminate and growOpen-pollinated seedsMoistSproutPacketCompostNanowiresSproutsOrganicFruitsPodsCuttingsTiny seedsVeggiesBulbsHarvestPlantingHarris SeedsCrops1,000TemperatureSnapdragonSeedlings growWeeks before the last frostKumquat2021PerennialTrayScatterTreesContainersCitrusAcreSoakEdibleHeirloomPotsGardenersGardenShallow2023Save the seedsSavingYearsYearRowsLightlyApple seedsSouth AmericaFlowersContentFoliageTomatoMaturityParticleTree seedsPlant seeds
Germination5
Indoors13
  • While these tropical trees can only be grown in mild, frost-free winter climates, you can keep them indoors as a large houseplant or bonsai. (ehow.com)
  • Start indoors 6 weeks before the last frost or seed directly as soon as the soil can be worked. (groworganic.com)
  • By starting the seeds indoors, you can create an artificial environment to meet their needs. (dummies.com)
  • You can grow perennials indoors any time of the year. (dummies.com)
  • These photos were taken at the Botanical PaperWorks offices where we consistently grow our seed paper indoors, year-round! (botanicalpaperworks.com)
  • Quick to germinate and grow, tomato seeds are best sown indoors about six weeks before your average last frost date. (gardeners.com)
  • Grow these herbs indoors all year-round. (harrisseeds.com)
  • Growing indoors makes it easy to snip fresh herbs to flavor meals whenever you need them. (stokeseeds.com)
  • An artificial light is necessary if you are serious about growing seedlings indoors. (finegardening.com)
  • 5. Can I grow Monkey Tail Cactus indoors? (arizonaguide.com)
  • Yes, Monkey Tail Cactus can be grown indoors as long as it receives sufficient bright, indirect light. (arizonaguide.com)
  • To get a jump on the basil season, you can start your basil seeds indoors , 3 to 4 weeks before planting time. (gardeners.com)
  • can I plant the seeds indoors i.e. in the greenhouse, next spring, or is that too late, and second. (thegardenhelper.com)
Vegetables6
  • Astronauts aren't only growing vegetables on the ISS -- pictured, Scott Kelly harvests space-grown zinnia flowers as part of a study investigating growing edible crops on long-duration space missions. (cnn.com)
  • In the past I've grown hybrid vegetables, mostly the varieties that have been developed to produce early yields. (backwoodshome.com)
  • A second complaint is that open-pollinated vegetables don't grow big. (backwoodshome.com)
  • Growing open-pollinated varieties also allows you a vast choice in old-time traditional vegetables. (backwoodshome.com)
  • While our family limits our choices to Native American crops, you can grow all sorts of ethnic vegetables that are open-pollinated. (backwoodshome.com)
  • Through the school garden component most of the fruits and vegetables grown are used for student meals. (who.int)
Soil23
  • and as it is impossible for any soil not sown to produce good fruits, so neither can men produce the fruits of the Spirit without the seed of the divine Word. (wikipedia.org)
  • and our Johnny Sequoiaseed option has (7) sequoia tree seeds per packet, along with 1/2 oz of soil, a small bag of pebbles and a vented canister to get them started so that in approx (83) generations, your progeny will have a tree 36 feet in diameter. (sciplus.com)
  • Sow canary seed when the soil temperature reaches 46 degrees Fahrenheit. (gardenguides.com)
  • Roll the seeds into the soil. (gardenguides.com)
  • Wait two or more years before seeding with canary seed if the soil has been treated with trifluralin or ethalfluralin products. (gardenguides.com)
  • Root parsley grows best in deep, moist, fertile soil. (johnnyseeds.com)
  • Even though it's known as "potting soil", the best medium for seed starting has no soil at all. (gardeners.com)
  • The seeds on the right were grown in ordinary potting soil. (gardeners.com)
  • You may just want to grow a few plants in extra large containers , or perhaps you're looking to start an infinite number of seeds with a Soil Blocker - the choice is yours! (gardeners.com)
  • However, other varieties like those grown in the Netherlands might show promise in greenhouses when planted utilizing special techniques known as High Pressure Aeroponics, where farmers use nutrients-laced mist instead of soil increasing growth rates and minimizing water consumption compared to conventional farming methods[ ^5]. (dane101.com)
  • Drainage is important as herbs will not grow in soggy soil, so make sure the pots have holes to drain out the extra water. (stokeseeds.com)
  • Here are 10 easy flowers to grow from seeds sown directly in the soil. (craftsy.com)
  • This plant doesn't transplant well, so plant seeds as soon as the soil can be worked in spring. (craftsy.com)
  • These heat-loving flowers grow best in average soil. (craftsy.com)
  • Sow seeds in late-winter or early-spring, as soon as the soil can be worked. (craftsy.com)
  • Fill a small pot or seed tray with the prepared soil mix. (arizonaguide.com)
  • Moisten the soil lightly before sowing the seeds. (arizonaguide.com)
  • 2. Can I use regular potting soil to grow Monkey Tail Cactus from seed? (arizonaguide.com)
  • Seeds and plants should not be put into the ground until the soil is warm (65 to 70 degrees) and the weather has settled. (gardeners.com)
  • Basil prefers growing in a lightly moist, slightly acidic, well-drained soil that contains lots of organic matter (like compost! (gardeners.com)
  • You can sprinkle some, in some places and in others, you may want to scratch them ever so lightly into the soil or a light dusting of fine, very fine soil over the top, as the seeds are very tiny and don't need much covering. (thegardenhelper.com)
  • Poison ivy and poison oak are weeds that grow in a variety of habitats, but they prefer shaded areas with rich, wet soil. (medscape.com)
  • Children are given the opportunity to participate in tilling the soil, planting of the seeds. (who.int)
Plants21
  • Old-fashioned plants, sometimes referred to as Chinese Lanterns, are grown as houseplants, in hanging baskets or tubs, and in greenhouses. (parkseed.com)
  • Note: Whenever possible, try to use seeds and nuts that have either been sourced from organic plants, or ordered from companies that specialize in organic/heirloom seeds. (inhabitat.com)
  • Open-pollinated seeds generally come from parent plants of the same variety or a single plant that self-pollinates. (alive.com)
  • Because seeds from the most robust heirloom plants are the ones saved for replanting, and this "selection of the fittest" is repeated for decades in the same geographical area, heirloom plants can often withstand specific regional stresses and pests. (alive.com)
  • these are the easiest to save seeds from and get similar plants year to year. (alive.com)
  • Growing perennials from seed gives you the chance to start literally hundreds of plants from one package of seeds. (dummies.com)
  • All about seed grown plants. (cactiguide.com)
  • After returning to Earth, wildflower seeds were distributed to schools in Germany, where they were grown and their development compared to plants grown from regular seeds. (cnn.com)
  • Pictured, American astronaut Jessica Meir cuts leaves from plants grown in microgravity. (cnn.com)
  • Four pepper plants grew for 137 days aboard the ISS -- the longest plant experiment in the history of the space station -- feeding crew members with 26 chili peppers. (cnn.com)
  • Plants naturally adapt to grow in challenging environments. (cnn.com)
  • Fortunately, tomato plants are easy to grow and remarkably productive! (gardeners.com)
  • When growing from seed, you can start out smaller and then increase your pot size as your plants grow. (stokeseeds.com)
  • If you are growing on a windy site, then these plants may require staking. (suttons.co.uk)
  • For gardeners who want containers that will grow the best possible plants. (jungseed.com)
  • There's a great satisfaction in growing plants from seeds, which can an especially enjoyable and inexpensive way to grow flowers. (craftsy.com)
  • Harris Seeds is a privately owned seed company with a long tradition of supplying the finest vegetable seeds, flower seeds, plants and supplies to growers and gardeners since 1879. (harrisseeds.com)
  • I love to experiment to see which way something might be the easiest, not only on me but the plants/seeds as well. (thegardenhelper.com)
  • Wait until the plants have lost all their leaves, and while the weather is dry, cut and collect seed stalks/heads. (rareseeds.com)
  • The one big negative is that hybrid seeds do not produce true reproductions of the mother plants. (backwoodshome.com)
  • The plants cultivated under coconut trees showed a higher rhizome oil content and lower root oil content than those grown in the open area. (who.int)
Varieties11
  • We'd Like To Plant A Seed If you'd like to, too, we have multiple ways for you: our Go Wild Special is a canister with 1 oz of wildflower seeds in approx (25) varieties chosen to appeal to. (sciplus.com)
  • So long as varieties don't cross, "Those seeds, they'll come true to the parent plant," says Macdonald. (alive.com)
  • Hybrid seeds "are a cross between two different varieties of the same kind of plant," says Macdonald. (alive.com)
  • This is where heirloom varieties shine: open-pollinated seeds can be saved, and heirlooms represent some of the best open-pollinated varieties around, as selected by our ancestors. (alive.com)
  • Offering a range of colors and shapes, many varieties, although just as edible and delicious as the plainer types, are grown mainly for their beautiful ornamental leaves, which are brilliant red, pink, lavender, blue, violet, or white in the interior. (parkseed.com)
  • There are hundreds of tomato varieties available as seed, and choosing a few for your home garden can be a daunting task. (gardeners.com)
  • Discover our new vegetable seed varieties for the 2024 season! (harrisseeds.com)
  • However, its the wonderful taste of the cob we are after and Suttons plethora of sweet corn seed varieties for you to try. (suttons.co.uk)
  • For the last five years my family has been gathering and growing traditional, heritage varieties, largely from the Native American tribes of the U.S. and Mexico. (backwoodshome.com)
  • You won't believe how many open-pollinated varieties are available from both growers of family heirlooms and seed houses, nationwide. (backwoodshome.com)
  • Most open-pollinated varieties were developed over generations for hardiness in hostile climates, and growing through drought, wind storms, hail, and flooding. (backwoodshome.com)
Sown3
  • For example, in the Moscow region, seeds are sown in the middle or closer to the end of February, in the Urals, sowing is carried out from the beginning of March, and in Siberia, the procedure is performed closer to mid-March. (weeklyblitz.net)
  • These flowering vines grow easily from seeds, sown in a full-sun to partial-sun location. (craftsy.com)
  • This sun-loving plant is best planted from seeds sown after the last frost date. (craftsy.com)
Sowing3
Germinate and grow1
Open-pollinated seeds2
  • Hybrids outperform some open-pollinated seeds in some environments, says Macdonald. (alive.com)
  • As a hard-core gardener, I believe in not only storing up at least a year's supply of food in the pantry, but growing and saving open-pollinated seeds for future planting. (backwoodshome.com)
Moist1
Sprout4
  • Rice University chemists today revealed the first method for cutting carbon nanotubes into "seeds" and using those seeds to sprout new nanotubes. (scienceblog.com)
  • Some seeds need cool weather to sprout, and some need hot. (dummies.com)
  • Many grow-light kits feature underneath heating sources, which help your seedlings sprout. (finegardening.com)
  • The sprout questionnaire addressed clinical manifestations (patients only), grower applied a concentration of hypochlorite solution that contacts with other symptomatic persons, and food consump- was too low for seed disinfection. (cdc.gov)
Packet2
  • A rainbow of color in a seed packet. (burpee.com)
  • For best results, plant seeds outside at the time of year recommended on the seed packet. (dummies.com)
Compost1
  • Use a decent peat-free seed compost and make sure they are not exposed to any drafts or cold. (suttons.co.uk)
Nanowires4
  • Changes in Contact Angle of Seed Particle Correlated with Increased Zincblende Formation in Doped InP Nanowires. (lu.se)
  • Nanowires grown with the vapor-liquid-solid method commonly exhibit polytypism, showing both zincblende and wurtzite crystal structure. (lu.se)
  • We have grown p-type InP nanowires using DEZn as a dopant precursor and studied the wetting of the seed particle and the nanowire crystal structure. (lu.se)
  • The nanowires grown with high DEZn molar fractions exhibit deformed seed particles after growth. (lu.se)
Sprouts1
  • Protection and Veterinary Public Health (hereafter referred to coli O157:H7) linked to seed sprouts have occurred through- as Food Inspection Service) on November 30. (cdc.gov)
Organic4
  • In 1983, nursing instructor Mary Ballon faced a problem no tourniquet could fix: where could she-and other Canadian home gardeners-get high quality organic seeds? (alive.com)
  • Organic Seed Alliance hosted the 3rd annual California Organic Seed Summit last month in Montara. (seedalliance.org)
  • Interest groups will continue the work of previous years to develop collective marketing efforts and networking tools to strengthen regional and organic seed systems. (seedalliance.org)
  • The seedlings on the left were grown in our Organic Seed Starting Mix . (gardeners.com)
Fruits5
  • The slow-growing tamarind tree (Tamarindus indica), hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 10 through 11, produces an edible paste in its fruits that is reminiscent of apricots, dates and citrus. (ehow.com)
  • When grown from seed, a tamarind tree may not flower and produce its fruits until it is six or more years old. (ehow.com)
  • I'm lumping all of these together because the growing technique for pitted fruits is exactly the same. (inhabitat.com)
  • In fact, if you plant 10 seeds from one single apple, you'll end up with 10 apple trees that all produce slightly different fruits. (inhabitat.com)
  • Gardening Guides » Small Fruits & Berries » How to Grow Raspberries? (gurneys.com)
Pods2
  • The sticky paste that surrounds two to three seeds inside the pods is used in curries, soft drinks and Worcestershire sauce. (ehow.com)
  • Branches end up laden with fruit, nuts, seed pods, and cones in preparation for seeding the next generation of trees. (inhabitat.com)
Cuttings4
  • Like vintners who hope to grow new vineyards from a handful of grape vine cuttings, Rice's chemists hope their new method of seeded growth for carbon nanotubes will allow them to reproduce their very best samples en masse. (scienceblog.com)
  • This compact kit is ideal for starting seedlings, propagating cuttings, and growing herbs and greens right on your. (jungseed.com)
  • While it can be grown from cuttings, growing Monkey Tail Cactus from seeds can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience. (arizonaguide.com)
  • 7. Can I propagate Monkey Tail Cactus from cuttings instead of seeds? (arizonaguide.com)
Tiny seeds2
  • Planting carrots in the home garden requires a bit of patience, as the tiny seeds may not germinate for two weeks or more. (gardenguides.com)
  • With the right conditions, care, and patience, you can witness the transformation of tiny seeds into beautiful, curly-stemmed cacti. (arizonaguide.com)
Veggies3
  • Seed saving is as simple as putting seeds from your homegrown veggies in an envelope-and planting them later. (alive.com)
  • We've assembled our favorite easy-to-grow veggies for you to choose from. (burpee.com)
  • Fast growing veggies like lettuce, greens and radishes. (harrisseeds.com)
Bulbs1
  • This Stack-n-Grow light stand has adjustable LED bulbs to ensure strong, sturdy seedlings. (gardeners.com)
Harvest3
  • Harvest canary seeds using straight combining. (gardenguides.com)
  • The dust of canary seed prior to harvest is very irritating to the skin and respiratory tract of many humans and animals. (gardenguides.com)
  • Your sweet corn seeds should germinate within 10 to 12 days, and the corn on the cob ready to harvest within 14 to 16 weeks. (suttons.co.uk)
Planting7
  • Growing tamarind from seed is relatively easy as long as you pretreat the seeds before planting. (ehow.com)
  • Allow the seeds to soak for 12 to 24 hours before planting. (ehow.com)
  • Try to get local fruit (as you know it'll thrive in your region), and dry the seeds out well before preparing them for planting. (inhabitat.com)
  • Mix radish seeds with carrot seed before planting. (gardenguides.com)
  • An annual grass, canary seed takes 105 to 110 days to reach maturity after planting. (gardenguides.com)
  • Thirty years later, though, he's managed to grow a vast network of over 30,000 tree-planting volunteers across Thailand, all beginning from just a few seeds. (mongabay.com)
  • Experts recommend you soak the seeds overnight before planting for best results. (craftsy.com)
Harris Seeds3
Crops6
  • Rotate canary seed crops every two years to prevent the spread of unwanted diseases. (gardenguides.com)
  • As well as carrying out research on seeds, astronauts are using them to grow food crops in space, with a view to feeding people on long-term space missions. (cnn.com)
  • Astronauts on the ISS have succeeded in growing small crops of leafy greens in a nutrient-rich substrate inside sealed chambers, using artificial lights. (cnn.com)
  • Agriculture is extremely vulnerable to the impacts of changing climate conditions and although changes to temperature, rainfall patterns, and frost might extend a growing season or enable the cultivation of different crops , climate change also introduces major challenges for farming. (cnn.com)
  • The objective: to induce genetic mutations in the seeds through exposure to cosmic radiation and microgravity, that could help develop resilient crops capable of thriving in the face of the escalating climate crisis. (cnn.com)
  • Monsanto has gone one step further in developing the "Terminator Gene" in field crops, which renders the seed produced in a farmer's field sterile. (backwoodshome.com)
1,0001
  • 1 oz./350', 2.9 oz./1,000', 5.2 lb./acre at 40 seeds/ft. in rows 18' apart. (johnnyseeds.com)
Temperature2
  • seedlings grow best in cool room temperature, about 65 degrees F. (gardeners.com)
  • Grow your herbs in individual containers as each herb will have unique requirements for sun, temperature, harvesting and moisture. (stokeseeds.com)
Snapdragon2
Seedlings grow1
  • As the seedlings grow larger, transplant them to larger containers to accommodate the root systems. (ehow.com)
Weeks before the last frost1
Kumquat2
  • 4 seed grown 3 year old Meiwa kumquat trees. (gardenweb.com)
  • Limes have problems with light for foliage and kumquat have weak slow growing roots Plant many of them as most will die over the first year as you go through the learning curve. (gardenweb.com)
20211
  • In 2021, astronauts broke the record for feeding the most people from a crop grown in space. (cnn.com)
Perennial3
  • Most perennial seeds don't germinate very successfully when planted outside. (dummies.com)
  • Typically grown as an annual, hyacinth bean is a perennial in Zones 10 and above. (craftsy.com)
  • We have a nice section of both quick blooming annuals that will flower in the first growing season such as our Quick Blooming Wildflower Seed Collection to a robust selection of Perennial Wildflowers that will come back year after year. (americanmeadows.com)
Tray2
  • Place the seed-starting tray or pots on a seed-heat mat and then cover it with a plastic cover or plastic wrap. (ehow.com)
  • Healthy tomato seedlings in a self-watering seed starting tray . (gardeners.com)
Scatter2
  • The parable is as follows: And he said, "The kingdom of God is as if a man should scatter seed on the ground. (wikipedia.org)
  • Scatter the seeds evenly on the surface, ensuring they are not too close together. (arizonaguide.com)
Trees12
  • These majestic beings have been self-propagating for hundreds of thousands of years, but what if we'd like to harness some of that growing power to start our own food-bearing trees? (inhabitat.com)
  • If you save the seeds from a gorgeous Empire apple and grow trees from them, you won't end up with Empire apples: you'll get the fruit that the rootstock was meant to bear. (inhabitat.com)
  • If your goal is just to have edible fruit growing in your garden, or merely to grow trees because they're beautiful, then go right ahead and start them from seed. (inhabitat.com)
  • Now, these are tricky trees to grow from seed. (inhabitat.com)
  • Most apple trees are clones, in the sense that branches from existing trees have been grafted onto rootstock in order to produce the same kind of fruit as the parent tree, so when you plant a tree from an apple seed, you will not get the kind of apple you ate: you'll get a blending of the parent trees, whatever they were. (inhabitat.com)
  • After thousands of years of cross-pollination, today's seed-grown apple trees are genetically more related to crabapples than their wild ancestors. (eartheasy.com)
  • Apple trees from seed do not produce "true to type", and so you'll be growing your own unique variety from these. (eartheasy.com)
  • Apple trees typically grow to heights around 15 feet, but in the wild they can stretch to more than twice that height. (eartheasy.com)
  • Nontapa's community now gives away seedlings to people across the country, growing a new generation of trees in a country whose forests have been hammered by deforestation. (mongabay.com)
  • Just like the trees, the community grew bigger and bigger each day. (mongabay.com)
  • I lost 99.7% of my seed grown trees to root rot and damp off (learning curve). (gardenweb.com)
  • and you have your mix ready to go as your trees grow and need repotting. (gardenweb.com)
Containers2
  • Determinate tomatoes grow to about 3 feet tall and are the best choice for containers. (gardeners.com)
  • place your seed starting containers on a heat mat and cover with a humidity dome to get seeds started. (gardeners.com)
Citrus4
  • Citrus seems to have a pronounced "hook" when it emerges from its seed. (gardenweb.com)
  • Citrus tree grow well once you learn how, otherwise they are very temperamental, slow growing plagued with light & pest problems, and are expensive as you replace dead tree after dead tree. (gardenweb.com)
  • All the above knowledge I gained on growing citrus came from reading what others said on this forum. (gardenweb.com)
  • Most citrus seed will produce more than 1 plant. (gardenweb.com)
Acre1
Soak1
  • Set the mug aside where it is out of reach of children and pets and allow the seeds to soak for at least one hour. (ehow.com)
Edible1
  • If your end goal is just to grow some edible fruit and you don't care whether it's a pure variety, then you can easily grow from seed. (inhabitat.com)
Heirloom8
  • Why save heirloom seeds? (alive.com)
  • Besides sounding really cool, heirloom seeds offer enhanced food security and improved crop hardiness. (alive.com)
  • By becoming a seed saver, you too can reap the rewards of these tiny warriors-these simple tips will have you on your way to starting your own heirloom legacy. (alive.com)
  • Ballon subsequently founded West Coast Seeds, and today the BC-based company carries on her vision, in part by supplying heirloom seeds and encouraging seed saving . (alive.com)
  • What are heirloom seeds? (alive.com)
  • Seeds that have been grown and literally passed down from generation to generation for 50 years or more" is how West Coast Seeds defines "heirloom," says Mark Macdonald, who oversees seed trials at the company. (alive.com)
  • What you can say about heirloom seeds is that if this plant has been grown over and over from generation to generation for 125 years, that really speaks to its quality," says Macdonald. (alive.com)
  • Heirloom seeds are generally less expensive. (alive.com)
Pots2
  • Sow sweet corn in root trainers or pots , grown under glass or in propagators . (suttons.co.uk)
  • When the seedlings have grown two or three sets of true leaves, they can be transplanted into individual pots. (arizonaguide.com)
Gardeners2
  • If you're like many contemporary gardeners, you're looking to not only grow something that tastes good, but something that's beneficial to your health, too. (gurneys.com)
  • Helping Gardeners Grow Their Dreams since 1997. (thegardenhelper.com)
Garden7
  • The nanotube seeds are about 200 nanometers long and one nanometer wide - length-to-diameter dimensions roughly equal to a 16-foot garden house. (scienceblog.com)
  • Nothing tastes fresher than a garden tomato you grew from seed! (gardeners.com)
  • The wildflower species included in this grow kit are specifically selected to support, sustain, and delight the pollinators in your yard, garden, and community! (tenderlovingempire.com)
  • I bought all my seeds, potatoes, etc. from your catalogue last year for my new 'larger' vegetable garden. (suttons.co.uk)
  • Replant Kit - Keep your garden growing year after year. (jungseed.com)
  • This pretty vine can grow 10 to 15 feet, so have support in the garden for its growth. (craftsy.com)
  • Anyone can save their own garden seeds. (backwoodshome.com)
Shallow1
  • If growing as a bonsai, plant in a shallow ceramic bonsai container. (ehow.com)
20231
  • These sorghum seeds (a type of cereal grain) spent around five months on the International Space Station (ISS), before being returned to Earth in April 2023. (cnn.com)
Save the seeds1
  • It raises the question: if you can't save the seeds and plant them on from generation to generation, where does food security play a role? (alive.com)
Saving3
Years3
  • Tour said Smalley devoted an enormous amount of time and energy to the seeded-growth nanotube amplification research in the final two years of his life. (scienceblog.com)
  • The Summit brought together dedicated participants from previous years, and new colleagues in the expanding network of regional seed hubs OSA has been cultivating across the state. (seedalliance.org)
  • Native to South America, quinoa has been grown in the Andes of Peru and Bolivia for up to 7,000 years. (rareseeds.com)
Year3
  • For all their strengths, we can't save hybrid seeds year to year. (alive.com)
  • This makes buying new seed every year a necessary, expensive, and for someone who wants to become self-reliant, a dangerous practice. (backwoodshome.com)
  • The last year I grew hybrids for market gardening my seed bill ran over 150 dollars for three acres. (backwoodshome.com)
Rows2
  • Space the seed rows 7 inches apart. (gardenguides.com)
  • Direct seed in early to midspring after danger of frost, 1/4- 1/2' deep, 1-2 seeds per inch in single rows or in 2-3' wide bands 12-18' apart. (johnnyseeds.com)
Lightly2
Apple seeds1
  • In this post, what we're aiming to determine is whether a person of limited means, who has a bit of land but no access to seedlings or orchards, can use a couple of apple seeds or a chestnut to grow a food-bearing tree from it. (inhabitat.com)
South America2
  • It is also grown in Southeast Asia, Australia and South America. (ehow.com)
  • This incredibly useful seed crop was traded north to Venezuela and Colombia, as well as to the south in Chile and Argentina in ancient times and is a staple crop in so many regions of South America. (rareseeds.com)
Flowers8
  • Stephanie was amazed at how diverse the flowers that bloomed from her plantable invitations were and sent is this amazing shot of colorful wildflowers growing in a pot on her balcony. (botanicalpaperworks.com)
  • Wait until after the last frost date to sow seeds for these carefree summer flowers. (craftsy.com)
  • Plant seeds after the last frost date and you'll have flowers in mid-summer into fall. (craftsy.com)
  • The easy-to-grow flowers are best planted by seed, as they don't transplant well. (craftsy.com)
  • What are your favorite flowers to grow from seeds? (craftsy.com)
  • If you're new to gardening or just looking for the easiest to grow flowers look no further. (americanmeadows.com)
  • The flowers and fruit of the plant grow in an axillary position in the angle between the leaf and the twig (see second image below). (medscape.com)
  • From that all kinds of flowers grow: Our eight actions. (lu.se)
Content1
  • Berberine content in the stem bark of commercial samples of C. fenestraurn purchased from the markets in Pettah was higher than those grown in Sri lanka. (who.int)
Foliage1
  • Limit these harvests to less than one-third of the plant so it keeps growing and producing more foliage. (stokeseeds.com)
Tomato2
  • What Kind of Tomato Should I Grow? (gardeners.com)
  • Tomato seeds can be started in just about any container, provided it has drainage holes at the bottom. (gardeners.com)
Maturity1
Particle2
  • We observe 20% smaller nanowire diameter at the highest DEZn molar fraction, indicating a significant increase in contact angle of the seed particle during growth. (lu.se)
  • Still image of a nanowire growing inside our environmental transmission electron microscope, showing the evolving atomic structure of both nanowire and seed particle. (lu.se)
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  • A few months after Nontapa began sharing his knowledge about tree seeds on the internet, he began giving away the seeds for free, too. (mongabay.com)
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