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Propagating Cordylines

Posted on August 14, 2011 by CuriousG

My experiences in growing Cordylines.

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Posted in Foliage plants, Gardening issues, Growth & development, Ornamental plants, Propagation | Tagged cordyline, propagation methods, Singapore

More on growing culinary ginger

Posted on August 12, 2011 by CuriousG

Last year, I started growing zingiber officinale or culinary ginger from bits of ginger bought from the supermarket. I had a few good clumps of them, and a few plants that also died off, no thanks to my trampling dogs. … Continue reading →

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Posted in Edible plants | Tagged ginger, Singapore, zingiber officinale

New plants, new seeds, new anticipation

Posted on August 10, 2011 by CuriousG

If you know me by now, you’ll know how getting new “babies” for the garden makes my day. Several new passalong plants have found their way to me: A red jambu seedling that a family friend couldn’t resist trying to … Continue reading →

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Posted in Propagation | Tagged calendula officinalis, growing from seed, passalong plants, peanut butter plant, plains coreopsis, red jambu, Singapore

Zinnia time again

Posted on August 8, 2011 by CuriousG

I love my flowering plants, but annuals certainly don’t live up to their name and last for only a few short months. Since I’m still not in the habit of sprouting new seeds to have a continuous showing of the … Continue reading →

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Posted in Flowering plants | Tagged Singapore, Zinnia

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