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Articles related to "Datura"
My Brug is a Datura A plant, thought to be a Brugmansia, is in reality a Datura. datura • brugmansia • japanese beetle • slug • grootendorst
Moonflower Madness Moonflowers are indeed poisonous. But there's a lot of different plants known by this common name. And why should we destroy beautiful plants just because they're dangerous? moonflowers • eating moonflowers to get high • jimsonweed • datura stramonium • datura metel
Moonlight Madness Scent-Sations for Your Garden Moonflowers to sooth "Moonlight Madness" in your garden. moonflower • moonvine • ipomoea alba • datura metel • datura inoxia
Datura: Angel's Trumpet or Devil's Apple? The history, folklore, and uses of datura and brugmansia. datura • brugmansia • datura stramonium • datura fastuosa; thorn-apple • thornapple
Fragrant, Glowing Angel's Trumpets When planning the spring and summer flower garden, one may wish to consider the Brugmansia or the Datura; fragrant, prolific bloomers. enticing evening fragrance • trumpet flower • shrub • double bloomer • devil's trumpet
Exotic Brugmansia These easy to grow beauties are toxic; however with proper care they are an easy to grow tropical plant. Be sure, however, to keep them out of reach of children and pets. brugmansia • datura • angels trumpet • devils trumpet • fragrant plants
Keeping Deer Out of the Garden Having a flower garden in an area populated by deer can be a challenge. There are a few plants that deer just won't eat, and repellents that really work. keeping deer out of garden • plants deer won't eat • deer repellents • garden pests • datura
Myth and Folklore: Dangerous Datura In wildflowers, nothing spells myth and folklore like chemistry; compounds found in plants that do dastardly things to a body. A poster child for botany with pharmacological implications, not to mention myth and folklore is the genus <I>Datura</I>, in the Nightshade (<I>Solanaceae</I>) clan. myth and folklore: dangerous datura • gregg m. pasterick • wildflowers of north america • botany • environment
A Witch's Brew of Plants The poisonous consequences of some angelic plants this Halloween. brugmansia • datura • mistletoe • dumb cane • kalanchoe
BeWitched Plants For Halloween A pretty face can hide a Painted Lady brugmansia • datura • foxglove • circe • halloween
Fall Remembered Natures extravaganza, the display of Fall color. fall color • indian summer • brugmansia • adirondack mountains • datura
Indoors In The Winter Winter is the time for indoor plants. hibiscus • brugmansia • datura • norfolk island pine • amaryllis
Middleton Place Garden The 18th Century formal garden at Middleton Place garden • middleton place • america's oldest formal garden • seed swap • datura
Random Thoughts on Gardening Just some random thoughts of a gardener. datura • brugmansia • striped cucumber beetle • portulaca • oxalis
Still Indoors Grow indoors while in the grip of winter. deer food • yew • walking iris • columbine • aquilegia
Thanksgiving Garden Deer in the garden, Fall color and a garden in Utah. deer • fall color • brugmansia • datura • foxglove
White Flies and Black Thoughts Fighting insects indoors. white flies • brugmansia • datura • lantana • safer soap
Successfully Growing Angel Trumpets Learn more about growing Angel Trumpets. Get tips on fertilizing, pruning and much more. angel trumpet • growing angel trumpets • angel • trumpet • datura
Best Products Of The Year 2001, Part 1 This year has brought in a wealth of new products for me to test. Some of them were great while others turned out to be more of a joke than anything else. This month I am going to share with you my thoughts on some of the better products that I tested. garden composer • garden design software • tropical plants • natural science organic fertilizer • datura
Fall Again The beauty of a northeast fall and the necessary over-wintering of plants brugmansia • datura • dwarf korean lilac • abutilon • oxalis deppei
Flowers of Summer Dispel the dreary winter by remembering the flowers of summer. brugmansia • begonia • cosmos • coryopsis • foxglove
Is Summer Here Summer is gone almost before it arrives. calla lily • aconite • monkshood • rudbeckia triloba • indian pipe
Perfidious Perennials Pretty perennials present poisonous properties. fireship • black walnut • lily of the valley • jack in the pulpit • foxglove
Boo! Seasonal Wildflower Lore In “Monty Python and the Holy Grail” a crowd of villagers has adorned the head of an unfortunate woman with a conical hat, and has fastened a long, pointy false nose to her face. Yelling, “Witch! Witch!”, they demand she be burned at the stake, mostly for its entertainment value. What does this have to do with wildflowers, you ask? Well, it is Halloween, and Halloween is when witches are about, and if anybody could find a use for a wildflower, berry, or bit of tuber, it would be a witch. wildflowers • north america • gregg pasterick • halloween • folk lore
Employ Annual Vines for Summer Entertainment Use flowering annual vines to add excitement and entertainment to your garden this summer. moonflower • ipomoea alba • datura metel • hyacinth bean • lablab purpureus
The Road Into Infinite Wonder: Carlos Castaneda discovers innumerable worlds in the aura of dreams.(Part III) Carlos Castaneda wandered into the Arizona desert in l968, and returned with stories and tales of the supernatural. Exactly what he experienced is still being debated by scholars. He seems to have left the world stage with more mysteries surrounding his texts than answers given to the questions raised inside the boundaries of those pages. This article seeks to study the mystical teachings of his mentor Don Juan, and tries to understand the difference between meaning and allegory. the teachings of don juan • the eagle's gift • journey to ixtlan • don juan • 1972
Tropical Pleasures Before frost's icy caress blackens their leaves, a handful of tender plants turn part of my garden into a tropical paradise. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Magical and Poisonous Plants Plant lore may be interesting, but not always practical. Plants used in healing and spell work can be fascinating and frightening...but do they belong in common gardens? magical plants • poisonous plants • plants • poison herbal remedies • plant lore
Equinox in the Moon Garden Egg-standing celebrations for the Autumn Equinox in Lady Barbara's September Moon Garden. gardens • night • egg-standing • autumn equinox
Flowers for Summer Color Plant these summer flowers to keep your garden looking fresh and blooming all season: choose from annuals, perennials, shrubs, bulbs, vines and tropical plants. flowers for summer garden • summer blooming flowers • summer perennials • summer annuals • plants bloom in summer
Real Life Zombies Zombies are not rotting undead creatures but rather people who have been exposed to a specific combination of drugs. real life zombies • philosophical zombies • zombie drug cocktail • zombies • haiti
Native American Healing Herbs The properties of herbs are complex in their actions; learn how to understand the healing herbs which native American tribes have been using for centuries. native american healing herbs • understanding the properties of herbs used by amer • healing herbs • poisonous or toxic native american herbs • native american adaptogens
Plants for Moonlight Night Gardens The stunning, delicate beauty of a moon or night time garden is unique and timeless. Learn how to select plants for a moonlight garden and design your garden. moonlight garden plants • night time gardens • white flowers • fuzzy foliage • textured foliage plants
Wales Butterfly-Garden Helps Conservation The Butterfly Jungle at Conway, North Wales, are keen conservationists; Worried by the drop in numbers of native species, they are doing their bit to help. touring north wales • butterfly conservation in wales • saving the native moths from extinction • touring conway in wales • exotic butterfly attraction in conway north wales
Too Much Water!! Now that the deluges have come, what do we do to salvage the gardening season? rain • water damage • fungus • mold • mildew
Zombies Really Exist in Haiti! Haitians don't fear zombies as much as becoming one. A person is given a toxic mixture to induce a coma, "resurrected" and given another potion to ensure domination. zombie • creating zombies • how are zombies created • voodoo • vooduon
Bio-control of Pests and Diseases, II This article describes beneficial predator animals, insects, and plants. Written by Geoffrey Ian Miller. predator • animals • insects • wasps • parasites
Sizzling Plants For The Summer Of 2001 What are the hottest plants for the summer of 2001? Here are all the steamy details! lycoris lilies • plants • tropical • exotic • gardening
Frogs and Summer Summer is too hot to garden. heat tolerant plants • drought tolerant plants • drought • heat • water
Halloween Jack-O-Lanterns signal the summer garden winding down lobelia cardinalis • hibiscus • jack-o-lantern • seed germination • pumpkin
It’s popular, It’s Poisonous, And It’s Everywhere! REVISITED I first wrote this article last Summer. Since then I have acquired some additional information. So Here is a revised version of a very important Topic. Please read this one. It could be a matter of life and death. poison • drugs • plant • jimpson weed • jimpsonweed
July Gardening In The Low Desert Landscaping ideas for the low desert garden, plant selection, planning. desert • plants • landscape • trees • vines
July Gardening In The Low Desert 2001 What to do, how to do it in the low desert garden. Landscaping ideas for the desert garden. landscaping ideas • preparing for new plantings
Magnolia Plantation Garden A plantation garden experience plantation garden • audubon swamp garden • charleston
Niagara Parks The gardens of Niagara Parks shaw festival • niagara-on-the-lake • niagara falls • butterfly garden
Toxic Plants and Pets There's an array of toxic plants in the average yard or garden. Learn what plants are toxic and the symptoms of poisoning in livestock, pets and other animals. poisons • pet poisons • toxins • pet toxins • animal toxins
Morning's Glory The history, folklore, and uses of the morning glory. morning glory • convolvulus • bindweed • ipomoea • morning glory history |
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