10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SELF-SOWN»
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(141), 771: N 08°45.348' E O77°01.511'i24ft; 772: N 08°45.340' E 077°01.503':
21ft; 773: N 08°45.351' E 077°01.510'i19ft; 1997; Seedlings; self sown, of clumps
27 and 28 (see notes under 27-28). 828: Near the proposed water conservatory,
...
2
New Flora of the British Isles
Ssp. nigra - Austrian Pine. Crown wide with long side branches; leaves dark
green, 8-12cm, rather stiff; (2n=24). Commonly planted in shelter-belts and for
ornament, often self-sown; C & SE Europe. b. Ssp. laricio Maire (P. nigra var.
corsicana ...
3
Field Flora of the British Isles
Intrd-natd; rarely self-sown in parks and by roads; SE En Indian Horse-chestnut -
A. indica (Cambess.) Hook. 1 Petals 4-5, always some flowers with 5; stamens
exceeding petals by <1cm; leaflets sessile or with stalks <1cm; fruits globose 2 2
...
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Voices from the Forest: Integrating Indigenous Knowledge ...
On Munuwata Island, villagers protect self-sown seedlings as they believe that S.
novo-guineensis improves soil fertility. On Iwa Island, the population density is
about 450 persons/km2, and there is intense pressure on agricultural land. Here
...
Malcolm Professor Cairns, 2010
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The Floricultural Cabinet, and Florists' Magazine
not be crowded together ; three in a group are quite sufficient, and they should be
six inches apart. The same may be said of the stock varieties. I have ever found
the hardy annuals grow finest by allowing them to become self-sown.
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In Defence of Hawaiian Shirts
Self-Sown. A tomato bush had slumped, flattened by its own fruit, so I lifted it for
my father to tie to a stake and told him I'd never seen so many, not on one bush,
and waited while this vegetable grower of Homeric tendency, this silent partner in
...
7
On the Political Economy of Plant Disease Epidemics: Capita ...
As telia on straw, also as uredinia on self-sown plants. As telia on straw, in
warmer climates as uredinial mycelium in fall-sown crops or volunteer plants, and
possibly on some grasses. Brown rust Leaf rust Puccinia recondita (Roberge ex ...
8
Every Lady Her Own Flower Gardener
I have ever found the hardy annuals grow finest by allowing them to become self-
sown. They flower some weeks earlier, and invariably produce larger and
brighter flowers. When gathering my flower seeds in August and September, I
allow ...
It was shown by him (1940) that barbery plays no role in annual recurrence of
wheat rusts, rusts occur as many physiological races and that rust oversummers
as urediniospores on stray and self-sown wheat and other grasses. The wheat
crop ...
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100 Garden Tips and Timesavers
R1 Nurture a □ti Self-Sown Garden Among gardening's most delightful surprises
are incidental flowers — volunteer plants that come up from seeds of a flower that
you forgot to deadhead the previous year or from seed blown in by the wind or ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SELF-SOWN»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
self-sown is used in the context of the following news items.
Proctor: Finish spring tasks
We're moving self-sown sunflowers to a bare spot where they can have room to grow. They'll eventually get five feet tall or more. Disturb the roots as little as ... «9NEWS.com, May 15»
The Great Dixter Gardens: An English plantsman's legacy
It was a self-sown seedling that Great Dixter staff hopes to propagate vegetatively. Columbines are notorious for intermingling varieties and creating new ones. «Amherst Bulletin, Apr 15»
Gardening: Asparagus
If self-sown seed does germinate, it'll be too close to the parent plant and will compete for nutrients. And if you're growing an F1 cultivar, for example Backlim F1, ... «Herald Scotland, Jan 15»
Best self-seeding plants: sow once, enjoy forever
If a self-sown borage is swamping its neighbours, out it comes. As you get to know your self-seeders, you'll develop a feel for which plants can be left to do their ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Aug 14»
Anna Pavord: Fig trees are robust, flexible and, of course, the fruit is …
There > are superb self-sown specimens sprouting out of the Chelsea Embankment. It's said that the first fig tree that anyone had seen in England grew at ... «The Independent, Jun 14»
Chickpea disease spreading
"Last week we had reports and identified self-sown chickpea plants to have ascochyta blight spores on them," she said. "These have popped up since summer ... «ABC Online, May 14»
It's a willow, but what kind is hard to say
A blaze of golden yellow halfway down the garden proclaims an invader to our small estate, where a self-sown goat willow, Salix caprea , offers glorious catkins ... «Irish Times, Apr 14»
A hellebore for (almost) any situation
... the more moisture-retentive their soil needs to be. They have a tendency to deliver self-sown seedlings in a wildly unpredictable range of colours and forms. «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 14»
Making hay while the sun hides
Heavy rainfall across the state's south coast has meant self-sown cereals are now taller than last year's crop. Salmon Gums producer Ian Guest says he's ... «ABC Online, May 13»
Relocated peony blazes into life
Among the peonies was a small, self-sown specimen of Paeonia delavayi that had appeared at the back of the border under the shade of Magnolia doltsopa. «Otago Daily Times, Nov 12»
