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- good
nutrient supply and
enough sun. In half
shade the
cultivar is less
floriferous. It can be
grown as
solitary shrub or in groups, in
containers or as...
- were
created in
France in the mid-1800s, by cross-breeding the large,
floriferous hybrid perpetuals with the tall,
elegant tea roses. The
hybrid tea is...
- "phyllanthoid branching" in
which the
vertical stems bear deciduous,
floriferous (flower-bearing),
plagiotropic (horizontal or oblique) stems. The leaves...
- "garden species" (C. ×
generalis and C. × orchiodes) to
categorise the
floriferous cannas being grown at that time,
namely the
Crozy hybrids and the orchid-like...
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floriferous mophead 'Alpengluhen'; deep-red
coloured mophead 'Altona' agm;
compact plant with
large rose-red
florets 'Ami Pasquier' agm;
floriferous,...
-
Horticultural Society's
Award of
Garden Merit. It is
larger and more
floriferous than the species. RHS A-Z
encyclopedia of
garden plants.
United Kingdom:...
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craze for geraniums, one of the
easiest plants to grow and the most
floriferous. The p****ion for
creating new
varieties of
pelargonium that appeared...
- bred for
ornamental use
include the
common 'Eximia', the smaller, more
floriferous 'Floribunda', and 'Macrantha',
which has
larger flowers without white...
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because they were grafted,
often on 'Jackmanii', but the dependable,
floriferous and
hardy 'Jackmanii'
itself remains one of the most po****r clematises...
