Indoor Plants
It is Time To Turn Our Attention to House Plants
As cold weather approaches and our gardens have been put to bed, our attention and efforts shift to our indoor plants. Northumberland Master Gardeners would like to share with you a couple of their favourite house plants and some tips … Continue reading
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Amaryllis as Cut Flowers
Recently I was asked if an amaryllis can be cut and used as a cut flower. Not only is the answer yes, it is good idea for several reasons. Cut stems can last up to 3 weeks. Amaryllis plants … Continue reading
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Caring for Amaryllis After They Bloom
Don’t throw away your amaryllis bulb after it finishes blooming. You can get it to re-bloom! With good care most amaryllis bulbs will bloom each winter for years. Here is how: When bloom are finished, snip off flower stalk about … Continue reading
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Sprouts and Microgreens
On November 12 , our monthly speaker was Dana Smith who gave a talk on growing salad greens in the form of sprouts and microgreens. Sprouts and microgreens can be grown year round as a fresh and nutrition packed addition … Continue reading
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Bonsai
On June 11, 2014 the Northumberland Master Gardeners welcomed Joan Greenaway to their meeting. Joan Greenaway is a founding member of the Matsuyama Society of Durham Region. Joan gave an interesting and informative power point presentation on Japanese Bonsai, a … Continue reading
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