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Annie Get Your Gloves Part Two of a Series on Propagation: Air Layering rose propagation • air layering • air layering roses • bud eye • budeye
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Ice Storms: Beauty Amid Destruction Residents of the eastern United States and Canada may experience freezing rain any time between late October and early May. When freezing rain falls for a long period and covers and extensive area it is called an ice storms. While ice storms may be very destructive, they can leave scenes of great beauty in their wake. weather • meteorology • ice storms • freezing rain • winter weather
Plant Layering in Agriculture and Horticulture Layering can occur when plant stems that are still attached to their roots come in contact with the soil or other rooting medium. plant layering • plant layering in horticulture • plant layering in agriculture • natural plant layering • plant layer
Propagating Plants for Free Propagating plants can be for a variety of reasons; for personal pleasure or to make money. Either way, it can be a rewarding pastime. plants • cuttings • stem • propagation • garden
How to Grow Hardy Hibiscus An easy to follow tutorial on planting and getting the best blooms out of hardy hibiscus acetosella. hardy hibiscus care • how to grow hibiscus • care for hibiscus • how to propagate hibiscus • rooting hibiscus
The Highway Mirage Driving down the highway on a recent hot day, I saw the pavement ahead of me appeared to be covered with water. I never ever reached that wet pavement because what I observed was a true <i>mirage</i> commonly known today as a <i>highway mirage</i>. weather • mirage • inferior mirage • optics • optical phenomena
Adenium for a Profusion of Pink and Red Flowers The Desert Rose is a succulent plant that gives a profusion of pink and red flowers. A colorful garden plant, it is also ideal as a houseplant or potted patio plant. adenium • profusion of pink and red flowers • desert rose • ideal colorful shrub • shrub for gardens patios and homes
Cumulus Humilis: A Fair Weather Cloudscape The dawn brought clear sky But, in a few hours, the warm sun would break the morning chill, and by mid-morning the perfectly clear sky would begin to lose its fair complexion as small buds of whiteness pop up hither and yon. So started a day when cumulus humilis, the most basic of the cumulus cloud family, would fill the skyscape. This cloud type often is the forerunner to larger, more developed cumulus varieties that fill the afternoon sky. But today, these fair-weather cumuli dot the sky within the large high-pressure cell that sat over the region. weather • meteorology • science of the sky • keith heidorn • cumulus
Deciduous Flowering Shrubs - Part 6, Continued Page 2, Hydrangeas Part 3 - Propagation shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Neither Rain Nor Snow Neither rain nor snow, nor freezing rain, for that matter. That is how one must often characterize winter precipitation. Rain and snow are just the most common members of the winter precipitation congregation, but not the only ones. Others include: ice pellets, snow grains, graupel, ice crystals and ice needles and also known by local names in different regions such as sleet, hail, soft hail, snow pellets and diamond dust. weather • winter weather • meteorology • ice pellets • snow grains
A Houseplant Propagation Guide Propagating plants is easy and a lot of fun. Here's a look at a budget friendly way to increase a houseplant collection! houseplant care • propagating houseplants • taking cuttings from houseplants • pothos • african violets
All About Dracaena Dracaenas are prized for their beautiful foliage and easy care nature. Here's a look at the many varieties of this popular houseplant. dracaena • gold dust • lucky bamboo • corn plant • janet craig
Frost Pockets The lengthening nights during the late summer and autumn bring noticeably colder minimum temperatures across most of North America. If such nights have clear skies and fairly calm regional winds, the potential for temperatures to fall below the freezing mark increases as the days move on toward winter. This is especially true in low-lying terrain, hollows and drainage bottoms where cold air can pool. Such areas are more susceptible to frost than the surrounding terrain and are therefore known as frost pockets. weather • meteorology • frost pockets • cold air drainage • katabatic winds
Grow Dracaena for Outstanding Indoor Plants With outstanding foliage and a wide variety of plant colors the Dracaena is a fine addition to indoor gardens. The ornamental Lucky Bamboo is ideal for home and office. grow dracaena • outstanding indoor plants • add color and variety • indoor gardens • dracaena plant
Growing the Shield Aralia The Shield Aralia is an unusual, slow growing miniature tree perfect for warm indoor environments. unusual houseplant • bonsai potential plants • houseplant looks like a tree • round leaf plant • pest free indoor tree
Marfa Lights, Mysterious Fire The lights are visible on clear nights near Marfa. There was fear and superstition in the past. Now the lights are a major tourist draw, a mystery of science. marfa lights • earth lights • swamp gass • marsh gas • will-o’-the-wisp
Propagating Houseplants Many houseplants can be propagated easily at home with no special tools. Increasing your collection from plants you already have is easy, fun, and addicting! houseplant propagation • taking cuttings • layering • houseplants • stem cuttings
Siberia's Tunguska Event of 1908 Questions remain nearly 100 years since the Tunguska Event of 1908 devastated the Central Siberian forest: Was it ball lightning? Did the event trigger climate change? what caused tunguska event • ball lightning • atmospheric changes • 1908 explosion • siberia mystery
The Dumbcane Plant for Elegant Indoor Foliage The Dumbcane plant is a tried and tested houseplant. A tropical plant with large variegated leaves, Dieffenbachia is easy to grow and provides elegant indoor foliage. dumbcane plant • elegant indoor foliage • dieffenbachia • popular houseplant • attractive striped leaves
The Swiss Cheese Plant Makes a Unique Houseplant The Swiss cheese plant, with lush perforated leaves makes a dramatic addition to indoor plant collections. Easy to grow and drought tolerant it's a popular houseplant. swiss cheese plant • unique houseplant • monstera deliciosa • handsome foliage • lush perforated leaves
What Causes Snow, Sleet and Freezing Rain? During the winter months in the colder climes, all three precipitation types are commonly seen. But why do snow, sleet, and freezing rain occur? winter precipitation types • what causes snow • what causes sleet • what causes freezing rain • how does snow form
The Equinox: Not Quite Equal On the day of the Equinox, the sunrise and sunset times are not twelve hours apart. What atmospheric phenomenon causes this to happen? autumn • equinox • mirage • superior mirage • sunset
The Fog Rises Fog is actually a cloud formed or lying on the ground -- even those patchy fogs which fill low spots or hollows in the terrain. Radiation fog forms when the air near the surface cools to its saturation temperature due to nocturnal radiation cooling. weather • atmosphere • fog • clouds • radiation fog
The Superior Mirage We don't hear or know as much about the superior mirage, so many think it is a rare occurrence. However, one form is so common that most of us do not recognize it as a mirage. The superior mirage can make objects appear to be floating in the air or cause objects actually located below the horizon to appear above it. weather • meteorology • mirages • superior mirage • arctic mirage
Winter-Blooming Camellias Most flowers sleep through the winter; Camellia japonica takes center stage with its gorgeous blooms. winter blooming camellias • flowers winter • winter blooming flowers • camellia japonica • blooming shrub
A Study in Opposites: Thundersnow For most North Americans, the combination, known as 'thundersnow', is a very unusual event. Even where they are most common, thundersnow occurs no more than a few times per year, usually when winter storms with substantial warm and humid air sectors spawn thunderstorms along their fronts, or when air crosses a large lake or rises over a mountain range. weather • meteorology • snow • thundersnow • thunderstorm |
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