"The Sassafras is a medium sized tree that normally grows about 30 to 50 ft high. Small trees like crabapples, serviceberry, flowering cherry, etc only grow about 20 to 30 ft high. Large trees like oak, hickory, Sugar maple, beech, etc grow abot 50…"
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julia price burnham replied to Luci-Ann Landreth's discussion flowers on my basil in the group Herbs"I have had the flowers start to bloom and niped them off before they bloom full and had good luck .I really don't know if this is a fact to keep them true to flavor but as so many require that I just do it automatically"
julia price burnham replied to Richard Webb's discussion Phot of Sassafras for Sassafras in the group Native Plant Gardening"Oh my these are so lovely!
but yes they seem to get quite large"
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julia price burnham commented on Garden-Share's group Zone 5"Being From Florida I have been learning by doing and of course researching a group for zone 5 is a Godsend some maps say I am zone six but I do better with the lower zones. I am transplanting tropical s into it from Florida also!"
julia price burnham replied to Denise's discussion So what do members of this forum find to be their favorite cacti/succulents? in the group Cactus & Succulents"I found the love of Epis Hoyas and most tropical s as a gift of knowledge from my sister Susie
the elephant one is intriguing
here in the southern heart lands I am learning daily how to keep them going.
research is my green thumb"
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- At 9:24am on January 5, 2010,
Richard Webb said… - The Sassafras is a medium sized tree that normally grows about 30 to 50 ft high. Small trees like crabapples, serviceberry, flowering cherry, etc only grow about 20 to 30 ft high. Large trees like oak, hickory, Sugar maple, beech, etc grow abot 50 to 100 ft high.
- At 2:51pm on January 3, 2010, Anne Larson said…
- Why thank you very much, Julia! I had been in a Twitter community but it seemed a bit "oneupish"--feel like I'm among friends here!
- At 1:39pm on January 3, 2010, John scott Wagner said…
- Hello Julia! I am John Wagner from Burbank Ill a burb outside of Chicago, I am interested in a person that does research on Horticulture things as a friendly gardener here. I research Botnany! but does alot more growing odd plants and other things, godbless you Julia John+
- At 1:26pm on November 29, 2009,
Contributing GardenerFreddy J. Hill said… - Welcome, from a Master Gardener in central Oklahoma. My philosophy is if no one else on the block has it, I want it or will create it.
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