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Good tips for growing broccoli: Cabbage loopers and imported cabbageworms are voracious caterpillars that can make alarmingly short work of the leaves. Their color camouflages them on the plant perfectly, so you'll notice their damage before you find them. The use of floating row covers from planting time to harvest means that the adult moths cannot access plants to lay eggs; you can also spray plants with hot pepper or garlic spray, but this must be done at the appropriate time. Check with your state's extension service to find out when the pests emerge in your area. Slugs are also fond of broccoli (part of the Brassicas family). Handpick them at night, or trap them with beer or soda in a saucer nestled into the soil overnight.
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i wish i had this many beds! (via kate woodrow)
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beautiful palette for a bouquet
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!!! have you ever seen so many in one place?! (pictures from jordan ferney's blog, oh happy day!)
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lilacs, anemones, ranunculus, so pretty (from one of frolic's flower arranging classes)
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some day. sigh.
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Rachel Sparks Oh YES!!! Just wait till I get out in the the country!!!
Eva Pappas Esquisite!!
a bouquet of ferns, rosemary, peonies (i think) ranunculus, and kangaroo paw. wow....
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Katrina Lyons There are some beautiful red parrot tulips in there too!
i love the use of maidenhair fern in this lovely bouquet.
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Lisa Mitchell love this bouquet
i wonder if i could make these into a cute garden marker?
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Eleanor Simmons floral bouquet?