Noxious Weeds

1. Foodstuffs from Fagopyrum (buckwheat) and Rheum (rhubarb); many noxious weeds, and some ornamentals. (Web site)

United States

1. Kartesz (1994) listed 15 species of Alternanthera, including ornamentals and immigrants, in the United States and Canada. (Web site)

Nursery

1. Nursery in Italy offering cuttings of woody ornamentals, balled-and-burlapped, and potted specimens.

Large Range

1. Large range of Australian native plants and ornamentals in containers ranging from 14cm to 45 litre. (Web site)

Numerous Species

1. Numerous species are used for medical purposes or are cultivated as ornamentals.

Foliage

1. A few European species, and more Asian species, are sources of timber or grown as ornamentals for their foliage and leaf colours. (Web site)

Flowering

1. It can be marketed in concentrations suitable for inducing the flowering of tropical ornamentals. (Web site)

Family

1. The family is most valuable for its well-known and numerous cultivated ornamentals such as asters, daisies, chrysanthemums, marigolds, and zinnias. (Web site)
2. The family includes many ornamentals in the genera Erysimum, Iberis Linnaeus, Lobularia, Malcolmia, and Matthiola.
3. The family includes many garden ornamentals, including ageratum s, asters, chrysanthemum s, cosmos, dahlia s, marigold s, and zinnia s. (Web site)

Common

1. Many are grown as ornamentals in rock gardens; the alpine blue gentian (usually G. acaulis, native to Europe) is most common.

Flowers

1. Selected varieties and hybrids of Aesculus are frequently cultivated as ornamentals for their flowers or foliage or as shade trees. (Web site)
2. Indole-3-butyric acid is used on many crops and ornamentals to promote growth and development of roots, flowers and fruits, and to increase crop yields. (Web site)
3. Hybrids between Impatiens holstii and Impatiens sultanii, with mostly red, pink, or white flowers, are popular ornamentals known as busy Lizzie.

Fruit Trees

1. Lime sulfur also has fungicidal value and can be used on fruit trees as well as ornamentals. (Web site)

Planting

1. Maples constitute one of the most important groups of ornamentals for planting in lawns, along streets, and in parks.
2. Most of the stock used in planting, both under forest conditions and as ornamentals, is grown from seed.

Native Plants

1. No, if your garden is primarily lawn, trees, and woody ornamentals or native plants. (Web site)

Shrubs

1. These shrubs to small trees are popularly grown as garden ornamentals for their attractive flowering bunches that look like bottle brushes. (Web site)

Perennials

1. Nursery growers of container stock California native plants, perennials, grasses, ornamentals, and contract grown native restoration revegetation plants.
2. Assortment includes perennials, woody ornamentals, succulents, and tropicals.

Trees

1. The walled garden includes 2 period greenhouses, herbaceous borders, wall-trained fruit and ornamentals, and a wide range of trees and shrubs.
2. Ornamental Trees is a family run wholesale and retail nursery just north of Leominster who specialise in trees, particularly fruit and ornamentals.
3. Many of the trees on this list are introduced as ornamentals or for food and are not common in Canada.

Plants

1. Sells plants, herbs, ornamentals, and trees along with other nursery products.

Aphids

1. Year after year, these “ladies” kill untold numbers of aphids, mealybugs, scale insects, and mites on crops and ornamentals.
2. They are often found in shrubs or ornamentals, feeding on insects and the honeydew produced by aphids. (Web site)

Species

1. Some species of the genus Ruellia are native to and cultivated as ornamentals in North America, chiefly in the South.
2. A few species are cultivated as ornamentals, e.g., candytuft, rose of Jericho, wallflower, and types of stock, rocket, and alyssum. (Web site)
3. Some species are grown as garden ornamentals, cultivated as turf for lawns and recreational areas, or used as cover plants for erosion control. (Web site)

Temperate Regions

1. Any of various grasses of the genus Bromus, native to temperate regions and including several weeds and ornamentals and some species important for forage.

Weed

1. Although several species are often considered weed s, people around the world value amaranths as leaf vegetable s, cereal s and ornamentals. (Web site)

Ornamentals

1. Each species is placed within a single genus species in over 50 families throughout the world, including a wide range of crop plants, ornamentals and weeds. (Web site)
2. A few species of Rutaceae are grown as ornamentals in temperate regions. (Web site)
3. Although several species are often considered weeds, people around the world value amaranths as leaf vegetables, cereals and ornamentals.

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