Sentences with phrase «growing container plants»

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With a few exceptions, the larger the container, the larger the pepper plant will grow.

So far the kids and I have done some planting, mostly container planting and have managed to successfully grow beans, peppers (from seed), tomatoes (also from seed), peas, carrots, radishes and lettuce.

The Caldero chili plant grows into a beautiful and ornamental compact pant with glossy red chili that's ideal for indoor container or patio planting.

Like our, Tepin pepper, this plant is a great plant for container or patio growing as it's beautiful flowers and ornamental fruit add a splash of color to any space.

This plant does well in containers for patio or greenhouse growing.

Now I know that sometimes pods grow smaller when the plants are in containers, as mine were, but that didn't explain the change in pod orientation.

Save some of the plants for growing in containers outside, so the pots can be moved indoors to a brightly lit area when the weather turns cool in fall.

It is an inside plant that is growing in a 1 gallon container under fluorescents.

«Considering the large portion of the green industry involved with growing plants in containers and the importance of understanding the physiology and morphology of roots, the factors that influence root growth in container production should be continually investigated,» they wrote.

«The mini-Horhizotron was designed to measure root growth of small plant material such as seedlings, herbaceous plugs, or woody plant liners normally grown in containers less than 3.8 L,» explained corresponding author Leslie Judd.

If you choose to grow peppermint, it is advisable to plant it in a container, otherwise it can rapidly take over a whole garden.

The thing that I would do differently in a place like China is this: I would go for planted roofs with container gardening for food growing.

The authors of a new study say that understanding container - grown plants» capacity to «capture» sprinkler irrigation water can give growers important tools that help them adjust irrigation rates, reduce water use, and produce healthy plants.

In the first experiment, irrigation capture was measured for 11 ornamental plant species that represented a variety of growth habits (grown in 16 - cm - diameter containers and 27 - cm - diameter containers).

«How container - grown plants capture sprinkler irrigation water.»

A web - based irrigation system developed by researchers at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences saved 21 percent in water use without reducing growth of container - grown landscape plants, a new study shows.

A wind - sheltered irrigation area was used to evaluate the capture of sprinkler irrigation water by container - grown ornamentals as affected by species, plant size, and container size and spacing.

Evaluation of root rot symptoms for her genetic study uses chestnuts grown and tested in containers developed by Steve Jeffers, professor of plant pathology at Clemson, and Joe James, who operates Chestnut Return Farm in Oconee County.

We had herbs growing in the kitchen and some container plants indoors and out.

It is often grown in containers to prevent rapid spreading, but when grown in the ground, plants should be placed about 20 inches (50 cm) apart.

Even those in apartments can grow small container gardens or window plants, and those with land can consider much larger scale gardens.

This makes coco peat an excellent growing medium for hydrophonics or plant growing container, especially it has natural rooting hormones and anti-fungal properties.

In the meantime, I'm growing some plants in containers to create more space.

Peanuts spur all kinds of classroom activities — from making timelines and snacks to investigating how peanut plants grow and estimating the number of peanuts in a large container!

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It can be grown right out of the bag or customers can choose to plant it in their own container.

It features a weighted base that keeps the toy upright; spiral open - air vanes that allow a live plant to grow through; and a special ring that keeps soil inside of the container.

And imagine the more than 11,000 container plants that were grown and cared for by the Redwood Creek Nursery volunteers since the beginning of this year, which will be planted by the hundreds of volunteers who will join the efforts of our Marin Stewardship team once the rains begin!

Installed in an oblong island of plants growing between pathways on the High Line just south of The Standard, High Line, the sculpture will change over the course of its installation, the empty rectilinear vessel becoming a horticultural container as the seasons pass.

While container vegetable gardening is well suited to growing food in small spaces, it can also be a great addition to any home, as the plants can be located where they will look and grow best (and where they will be the most convenient for care and harvest), and can be used to extend the growing season as the containers can be brought inside on cold nights or during a storm.

The plants are well - behaved and I usually end up growing them in containers in my garden to save space in the beds.

The advantages of growing veggies in containers are many, including the ability to use high quality potting soil in the containers (which would be prohibitively expensive to do in a conventional garden), the fact that the plants can be placed in the best sunny (or part shade) location and moved if needed, and because you aren't restricted to planting in the ground, more vegetables can be grown in a small space by planting in containers that can be stacked or hung.

I usually grow mine in a row of five - gallon buckets along my fence — one stake in each container keeps the plants well in line.

«Imagine, growing your favorite plant, herb or medicine in a micro container utilizing advance hydroponic technologies.

The shipping containers, which can fit 2800 planting spots in the 320 square feet (~ 30 square meters), are outfitted with grow lights, planting racks, a heating and ventilation system, all of the necessary hydroponic components (reservoir, pump, control & monitoring system), and a complete suite of 18 sensors for monitoring just about every environmental condition inside the container.

Sweden About Blog Blogging about growing tropical plants in pots and containers as house plants.

• Step 4: Before planting them, arrange the succulents in the container with plenty of room to grow.

Anyone who's planted a garden knows how much you can grow in a small space, such as herbs in containers and salad greens and tomatoes in raised beds.

Dig your planting hole two to three times as wide as the rootball but no deeper, planting at the same depth it is growing in the container.

«As long as you can punch or drill drainage holes in the bottom, any old container will work to grow plants in,» she notes.

Crocus and Chrysanthemums — Hume says, summer and fall flowering chrysanthemums will begin to bloom and container grown plants can be planted directly into the garden now.

It's hard to justify rain barrels for major landscapes, but they are quite practical for small vegetable and flower gardens, especially plants grown in containers, according to gardeners.

My son and I planted seeds to grow parsley in a container on the back deck.

Wheel Barrow O» Plenty Garden DIY Here is how to make a Wheel Barrow O'Plenty Garden, so you can be growing your own container plants in no time flat.

Space plants to give them sufficient room to grow, but also ensure that your container will look full and lush.

Most plants grow happily in well draining containers — try petunias, nasturtiums, zinnias, phlox and verbena.