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Christmas Cactus - #1 Thread on the Christmas Cactus http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1047575/ --------------------------------- Very light pale pink near white ----------------------------------- 12/2007- received from Wallyworld- paid $.10 for 10 of them on clearance.. 4" geranium pots - such a deal! --------------------------------------------- Sorry not for trade | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Christmas Cactus - #1 Thread on the Christmas Cactus http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1047575/ ------------------------------------- 10/18/09 - a bit of sunburn, and a petunia companion... | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Christmas Cactus - #2 Thread on the Christmas Cactus http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1047575/ ------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ Pink ------------------------------------ 4/21/09 - received from NJCWGRL large plant, not for trade ----------------------------- 6/15/09 - bumped to hangIng basket ------------------------------------------------ 11/1/09 - In bloom now ----------------------------------------- Same plant as shown inother listing. Sorry not for trade | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Christmas Cactus - #2 Thread on the Christmas Cactus http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1047575/ ------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Pink ------------------------------------ 4/21/09 - received from NJCWGRL large plant, not for trade ----------------------------- 6/15/09 - bumped to hanging basket ----------------------------- Sorry not for trade | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Christmas Cactus - #2 Thread on the Christmas Cactus http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1047575/ ------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Pink ------------------------------------ 6/15/09 - bumped to hangng basket have 2 ------------------------------- Sorry not for trade | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Christmas Cactus - #2 10/18/090 - a but of sunburn, sorry not for trade | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Christmas Cactus - #2 ------------------------------------------------- Pink ------------------------------------ 4/21/09 - received from NJCWGRL large plant, not for trade ----------------------------- 6/15/09 - bumped to hanging basket ------------------------------------------------ 11/1/09 - In bloom now ----------------------------------------- Same plant as shown inother listing. 11/3/09 - Sorry not for trade | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Christmas Cactus - #2 ------------------------------------------------- Pink ------------------------------------ 4/21/09 - received from NJCWGRL large plant, not for trade ----------------------------- 6/15/09 - bumped to hanging basket ------------------------------------------------ 11/1/09 - In bloom now ----------------------------------------- Same plant as shown inother listing. 11/3/09 - Sorry not for trade | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Christmas Cactus - #2 ------------------------------------------------- Pink ------------------------------------ 4/21/09 - received from NJCWGRL large plant, not for trade ----------------------------- 6/15/09 - bumped to hangIng basket ------------------------------------------------ 11/1/09 - In bloom now ----------------------------------------- Same plant as shown inother listing. 11/3/09 - Sorry not for trade | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Christmas Cactus - #3 10/18/09 - a bit of sunburn 12/10/09 - it bloomed! ITS RED! Sorry not for trade | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Christmas Cactus - #3 10/18/09 - a bit of sunburn sorry not for trade | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Christmas Cactus - #3 4/21/09 - received from NJCWGRL ----------------------------- 6/15/09 - bumped to hanging basket -------------------------------- Sorry not for trade | Plants | (PlantFiles) |
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| Hardy Chrysanthemum Chrysanthemum WANT! | 'Sheffield' | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
Chrysanthemum - 11/13/09 - received 25 from Leo - label says Belgian Ozenda Orange but they are more of a yellow. They turn pinkish as the fall wains. -------------- | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Chrysanthemum - Very tall variety, late bloomer, actually the last to bloom for me in the fall! 11/20/09 - pruned to keep short for house plants.. dont know if they will bloom.. , will take cuttings later 1/3/10 - pruned the pots back again, tossed cuttings 2/15/10 - new photo! 3/20/10 - In the garden new photo | 'yellow beige ' | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
Chrysanthemum - Belgian Ozenda Orange 11/13/09 - received 25 YELLOW bushel basket size N/C's from Leo - label says Belgian Ozenda Orange but they are more of a yellow. 11/23/09 - yes, they turn pinkish orange as the fall wains. | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Chrysanthemum - Belgian Ozenda Orange 11/13/09 - received 25 bushel basket size N/C's from Leo - label says Belgian Ozenda Orange but they are more of a yellow. They turn pinkish as the fall wains. --------------------- | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Chrysanthemum - Belgian Ozenda Orange 11/13/09 - received 25 YELLOW bushel basket size N/C's from Leo - label says Belgian Ozenda Orange but they are more of a yellow. 11/23/09 - yes, they turn pinkish orange as the fall wains. | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Chrysanthemum - Belgian Ozenda Orange 11/13/09 - received 25 bushel basket size N/C's from Leo - label says Belgian Ozenda Orange but they are more of a yellow. They turn pinkish as the fall wains. --------------------- If they survive the winter, there might be cuttins in 2010 | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Chrysanthemum - Belgian Terano Yellow ----------------- 11/13/09 - received 1 YELLOW bushel basket size N/C's from Leo - label says Belgian Terano Yellow 11/23/09 - yes, they turn a slight pinkish yellow as the fall wains but hold their yellow color fairly long and the longest of the three I have! | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Chrysanthemum - Belgian Terano Yellow -----------------Tag 11/13/09 - received 1 YELLOW bushel basket size N/C's from Leo - label says Belgian Terano Yellow 11/23/09 - yes, they turn a slight pinkish yellow as the fall wains but hold their yellow color fairly long and the longest of the three I have! | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Chrysanthemum - Gold Finch Yellow ----Tag 11/13/09 - received 4 YELLOW bushel basket size N/C's from Leo - label says Gold Finch Yellow 11/23/09 - yes, they turn a pinkish yellow as the fall wains. | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Chrysanthemum - Gold Finch Yellow ---- 11/13/09 - received 4 YELLOW bushel basket size N/C's from Leo - label says Gold Finch Yellow 11/23/09 - yes, they turn a pinkish yellow as the fall wains. | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Chrysanthemum - yellow beige Very tall variety, late bloomer, actually the last to bloom for me in the fall! 11/20/09 - pruned to keep short for house plants.. dont know if they will bloom.. , will take cuttings later 1/3/10 - pruned the pots back again, tossed cuttings | Cuttings |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Chrysanthemum - yellow beige Very tall variety, late bloomer, actually the last to bloom for me in the fall! | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Chrysanthemum - yellow beige Very tall variety, late bloomer, actually the last to bloom for me in the fall! ------------------------------------------------------- 2/12/09 -1 reserved for dirtygirl71 5/15/09 - mailed out ----------------------------------------------------- | Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Chrysanthemum - yellow beige Very tall variety, late bloomer, actually the last to bloom for me in the fall! 11/20/09 - pruned to keep short for house plants.. dont know if they will bloom.. , will take cuttings later 1/3/10 - pruned the pots back again, tossed cuttings 2/15/10 - new photo! | 'Yellow beige color' | Plants | (PlantFiles) |
| Cichorium Species Cichorium intybus Will have seed later | Plants | (PlantFiles) |
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| Watermelon Citrullus lanatus I do PLANT A ROW so excess seed is appreciated! | 'Charleston Grey' | Seeds | (PlantFiles) |
| Watermelon Citrullus lanatus I do PLANT A ROW so any excess seed is appreciated | 'Crimson Sweet' | Seeds |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
Clarkia 3-3-10 - got seed! | 'Double Choice' | Seeds | (PlantFiles) |
| Clarkia Species Clarkia amoena WANT! | Seeds |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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Clarkia - Clarkia unguicalata Annual 1/18/09 - Received from: P - 1 pack - 07 ------------------------------ 1/29/09 - Mailed to spookycharles 1/pak --------------------------------- 1/30/09 - SORRY NOW OUT! | Seeds | (PlantFiles) |
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| Claytonia Species Claytonia virginica AVAILABLE 2010 | Plants | (PlantFiles) |
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| Clematis Species Clematis terniflora ------------------- To view this article online: http://www.aces.uiuc.edu/news/stories/news4675.html Extension Spring Garden Packet 3 Author: Bob Sampson NOTE TO EDITORS: This is the final installment of University of Illinois Extension's Spring Garden Packet. Thank you for your consideration. Bob Sampson February 23, 2009 Source: Greg Stack (708) 720-7520 Contact: Bob Sampson Extension Communications Specialist Phone (217) 244-0225; rsampson@uiuc.edu Clematis What has often been termed the Queen of the Vines, clematis, can offer rich, striking beauty as does royalty, said a University of Illinois Extension horticulture specialist. "At the same time, it can be very temperamental just as some royalty can be," said Greg Stack. "But once you have decided to include clematis in your garden, there are a few things that should be noted so your 'royal resident' will find your garden to its liking." Clematis are members of the buttercup family and have well over 300 species and countless man-made hybrids in the group. Not all of these are suited to Midwestern gardens and so selection needs to be done carefully. Clematis are mainly woody, climbing plants. They do not attach themselves to supports by twining stems, aerial roots or tendrils. "However, they attach by twining their leaf petiole around support structures," he said. "Because of this, thought has to be given to providing the proper supports otherwise they will ramble along the ground until they do find suitable support. "The best supports are those things that are less than three-quarters of an inch in diameter. Clematis petioles find this size to be the easiest to wrap around. Many gardeners find that using heavy fishing line is a good way to get clematis to climb up poles or arbor posts." If a knot is tied in the line at 12 inch intervals, this will help keep the vine from sliding down the fishing line, he added. In the wild, clematis is often found growing at the edge of woodlots where they climb through the tree limbs to reach full sun while their roots remain in the shade. Success with clematis starts with proper soil preparation, planting, and after planting, pruning. Clematis prefers a cool, moist, well-drained soil for best growth. They do not like poorly drained soils especially those that stay wet over the winter. While it is true that clematis prefers alkaline soils, they will grow successfully in soils that are neutral (pH 7.0) to slightly alkaline (pH 7.5). To determine if liming is necessary, a soil test should be taken to guide you on how much if any lime needs to be added. Annual liming is not suggested as over-liming can lead to other nutrient deficiencies. "When preparing the planting site, be generous with the planting hole," he said. "Dig a hole at least twice as wide as the pot the plant is in and at least twice as deep. This allows for adequate organic matter to be incorporated into the site, a key to good root development. "When planting, plant deep. Place the crown of the plant at least two to four inches below the surface of the soil. This will help with the production of stems from dormant buds below the soil and also helps the plant recover if stems are injured by animals or mechanical means." Newly-planted clematis should be pruned back to about 12 inches in the spring following planting. This pruning will encourage new shoots to develop and will produce a fuller, bushier vine with many more stems and a not-so-bare bottom. Clematis like to be fed but not overfed. Fertilizing in the spring with a general purpose fertilizer right after pruning should carry the plant through the season. "Because clematis prefers cool soils, some type of mulch should be used over the root area," Stack said. "Planting a low perennial groundcover near the plant often works well or organic mulch can be used. "Apply about four to six inches of mulch at the base of the plant, keeping the mulch about eight inches from the stems to avoid stem rots." Now comes the mystery for many gardeners when growing clematis: when, how and where do I prune? Stack answered that pruning clematis is not complicated and even if done incorrectly it is not fatal. The worst that can happen is you will either delay flowering or flowering does not occur for a year. Clematis is divided into groups or categories for pruning purposes. They are designated as A, B, C or 1, 2, 3, or hard, half pruning or none, depending on what source you are reading. In any case, always look at the tag that accompanies your plant. It will often mention the pruning category your plant falls into. Take note and there will not be any doubts. For group A, these plants flower on "old wood" or last season's stems. For these varieties only light pruning is done in the spring to remove dead stems. Another pruning opportunity occurs right after the plant has finished blooming. Prune in late spring or very early summer. The resulting new growth now becomes next season's flowering stems. Group B clematis flower on both old and new wood. Because of this it can make pruning a bit more challenging. Prune lightly in spring, removing dead and weak stems. The largest flowers will be produced on the old wood while new growth will provide bloom for late season. If a group B clematis ever needs major pruning to rejuvenate it, a hard cutting back can be done right after spring flowering and still have plenty of time for the new shoots to provide a fall show of blooms. Group C is the easiest. Here you grit your teeth, grab your pruners and cut the plant down to eight to 10 inches. By doing this you will ensure a lot of vigorous shoots from the base and a nice, full plant covered with flowers. Many group C clematis are often not pruned hard enough and the result is a rather "trashy" looking vine with lots of tangled stems. "One problem that is frequently seen with clematis is clematis wilt," he said. "This problem has been attributed to a fungus and is most damaging early in the growing season when the plants start flowering. Leaf spots and partial stem rot occurs, resulting in wilted stems. "This can happen slow or fast. Fungicides have been used as a preventative control but once the plant is affected the only suggested control is to prune out affected stems at least 2 inches below the point of infection. Most experts agree that clematis wilt is not fatal and most will re-sprout from buds located lower down on the stem." To get you started with clematis or to add to your current collection, here are a few suggested varieties that exhibit good performance and interesting flowers: Anne-Louise - Violet purple flowers with contrasting red-purple stripe. Blooms May-June and August—September Group B Arctic Queen — Fully double white with a very strong habit. Blooms May — August Group B Crystal Fountain — Lilac blue flowers with a fountainlike center. Compact plant good for small gardens and containers. Blooms June-September Group B Franziska-Maria — Blue-purple fully double flowers. Good for containers. Blooms on old and new wood. Blooms June-September Group B Rosemoor - Large rose-colored flowers. Blooms on old and new wood. Blooms May-September Group B Rouge Cardinal — Large velvet crimson flowers. Blooms June-August Group C Polish Spirit — Rich purple. Good cut flower. Blooms July-September Group C Tangutica — Small yellow bell-shaped flowers. Vigorous grower, attractive seed heads. Blooms July-September Group C Duchess of Albany — Pink bell-shaped flowers with red stripe. Vigorous grower. Blooms July-October Group C -30- -------------------------- 1/29/09 - reserved for blkhand | Seeds, Plants |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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| Cleome Species Cleome Annual. Tall or dwarf, any color cleome comes in, white, purple, pink all wanted. Sow indoors 3/10, 3/24 or outdoors after 4/19 4/13/10 - direct sown to garden | Seeds |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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| Cleome Species Cleome Unknown variety - 1 pak 1/29/09 - received from blkhand ------------------------------------- 2/1/09 - planting out! ------------ MIXED SEED AVAILABLE 2010 ------------------------------- Sow indoors 3/10, 3/24 or outdoors after 4/19 4/13/10 - direct sown to garden | Seeds |  (BLOSSOMBUDDY) |
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| Cleome Species Cleome ---------------------------------------------- Unknown variety - 2008 - 1 pak -------------------------------------------- From: smurf428 ------------------------------------------- 2/1/09 - planting out! ------------ MIXED SEED AVAILABLE 2010 Sow indoors 3/10, 3/24 or outdoors after 4/19 4/13/10 - direct sown to garden | Seeds | (PlantFiles) |
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| Cleome Species Cleome hassleriana WANT! Sow indoors 3/10, 3/24 or outdoors after 4/19 4/13/10 - direct sown to garden | Seeds | (PlantFiles) |
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| Cleome Cleome hassleriana WANT! Sow indoors 3/10, 3/24 or outdoors after 4/19 4/13/10 - direct sown to garden | 'Cherry Queen' | Seeds | (PlantFiles) |
| Cleome Cleome hassleriana WANT! Sow indoors 3/10, 3/24 or outdoors after 4/19 4/13/10 - direct sown to garden | 'Sparkler White' | Seeds |  (PlantFiles) |
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