MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «FATSIA»
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plant
care
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fatsia
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shrubs
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trunks
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «FATSIA»
Découvrez l'usage de
fatsia dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
fatsia et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Flowering Shrubs and Small Trees for the South
Fatsia. Forsythia ×intermedia Forsythia Say: for-SITH-ee-a × in-ter-MEE-dee-uh
Family: Oleaceae (Olive). Say: FAT-see-uh juh-PON-ih-kuh Salt tolerance:
Moderate Size: 6–10 ft. tall/6–10 ft. wide Origin: Japan Hardiness: USDA Zones 8
–10 ...
2
37 Houseplants Even You Can't Kill
(Fatsia japonica) Native to Japan, this handsome plant has lovely, glossy green
leaves that look almost like those from a maple tree. Fatsia, also called Japanese
aralia, is actually a tropical evergreen that can eventually grow to more than five ...
3
The Horticulture Gardener’s Guides - Shrubs
Fatsia flowers in late fall and early winter, producing a creamy-white
inflorescence, like a giant ivy flower, arising from the apical bud. It looks
particularly striking against the backdrop of deep green foliage. Fatsia is an
excellent choice for a pot ...
4
Plants for American Landscapes
X Fatshedera lizei Araliaceae To 15' Zones 8-10 The fatshedera results from a
highly unusual cross of plants of two unlike genera, Hedera and Fatsia. Taking
on the characteristics of both its parents, English ivy and fatsia, it is half vine and
half ...
Neil G. Odenwald, Charles F. Fryling, Thomas E. Pope, 2004
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Southern Gardening: An Environmentally Sensitive Approach
(also Fatsia, Japanese Aralia) Fatsia japonica Family: Araliaceae (Ginseng family
) Origin: Japan Size: 6–10 feet by 6–10 feet Zones: 8–10 Light: Shade/Part Sun
Water: Moderate Soil: Moist, well-drained Salt Tolerance: Moderate When I first ...
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The New York Botanical Garden Illustrated Encyclopedia of ...
They are not vining like those of English ivy, nor do they send out adventitious
roots, but they are less stout and sturdy than those of Fatsia. The leaves and their
arrangement on the stems are similar to those of Hedera. They are evergreen ...
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The Trouble with Plants: Tales of Trivia and Tribulation ...
It did once cross my mind that if Fats Domino had been a woman, Blueberry Hill
might have been a hit for Fatsia Domina. It would of course have been a smaller
hit, as there are some people who would prefer not to tangle with a woman
whose ...
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Taylor's Encyclopedia of Garden Plants
A hybrid between plants in two genera — Hedera (ivy) and Fatsia — the sole
species in this genus is x Fatshedera lizei useful for its dramatic foliage and dual
nature as a shrub or climber. HOW TO GROW Grow in reasonably fertile soil in
full ...
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Seascape Gardening: From New England to the Carolinas
Zones: 8–10 Exposure: Partial to full shade Salt Tolerance: Fair Drought
Resistance: Fair Deer Resistance: Fair Northerners know fatsia as a houseplant,
but homeowners in warm climates can grow it outdoors as a bold accent plant or
to bring ...
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Dirr's Encyclopedia of Trees and Shrubs
Japanese fatsia Beautiful, seven-to nine- (to 11-) lobed, 6- to 14-in.-wide, lustrous
dark green leaves bring bold texture to shady areas of the garden. In fact, even in
England, the plant requires a shady environment to prevent leaf discoloration.
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «FATSIA»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
fatsia est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
The bold and the beautiful
It's poppin' in a window box with Persian Shield, fatsia, and Fireburst bidens. Flash Mob Bluerific is a lovely, deep blue petunia with good form. «Hamilton Spectator, juil 15»
Knutsford Floral Design Club by Win Ross
He used a wide variety of flowers and foliage in his designs, including fatsia, hostas and ferns, delphiniums, peonies, orchids and roses. «Knutsford Guardian, juil 15»
Shade Gardens
If there is a tree as the focal point, I like to start the layer closest to the trunk by planting a few fatsia as close to the trunk of the tree as possible. Then add ... «Columbiametro, juin 15»
Hillier's go for gold number 70 at Chelsea
Plants in Hillier's display include agapanthus which originate from South Africa, fatsia japonica from Japan, common elder found across Europe ... «Romsey Advertiser, juin 15»
Gardens: how to make the most of your outdoor space
Planting structural plants such as phormiums, fatsia, cordylines as well as some ornamental grasses are very en-vogue this season and will ... «Bristol Post, juin 15»
District News
In a tall ceramic container, members made a modern arrangement using gerberas and roses or similar flowers with fatsia leaves and other ... «Spalding Guardian, juin 15»
Your chance to see great gardens
Around the patio with its raised platform centre are all sorts of evergreen shrubs, such as fatsia, spotted laurel, choisya and camellia, all densely ... «Vancouver Sun, juin 15»
East Lindsey community news
She had a tall grey shaped container in which she placed greenery of palms, aspidistra, fatsia and peiris with flowers of white chrysanthemums ... «East Lindsey Target, juin 15»
RENWALD: Container gardening never disappoints
I used petunias, and geraniums, and calibrachoa, but I had to mix it up by adding little tropicals, including variegated ginger, fatsia and Persian ... «Hamilton Spectator, juin 15»
Always in Season
FATSIA japonica – Japanese Fatsia – Fatsia add an unusual tropical feel to the evergreen garden with their large, palmated, dark green leaves. Fatsia work ... «Columbiametro, juin 15»
