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What to Do - Growing Bromeliads in Melbourne
When we are talking about plants in the Bromeliad family, it includes some 3000 different species and who knows how many hybrids so it makes sense that different varieties requires different amounts of light, water and humidity. The good news is ... [... more]
Garden Gurus

Humidity in Greenhouses Part 1
In greenhouse climate control, nothing is so complicated as control of humidity. This series of articles discusses the various aspects of greenhouse air humidity and its relation with transpiration, plant growth and disease development. In ... [... more]
HortNET New Zealand

Palm Irrigation
Palms give an instant rainforest or tropical feel to the garden. They mix well with ferns and when grown near water provide a cool, relaxing retreat much like an oasis in the desert. To look their best palms need humidity and adequate water, ... [... more]
Burke's Backyard

Garden Express Prop Kits
We all want to save money in the garden and one way to do this and guarantee success is by using a propagation kit. A propagation kit includes a tray with a cover over the top. This adds humidity to the soil and if a heater is placed underneath ... [... more]
Garden Gurus

Rose Shield
At the nursery they know exactly what roses like and if you don't give them perfect growing conditions which include full sun, fertiliser to keep them healthy and produce flowers, regular water and low humidity then your plant will suffer. Even ... [... more]
Garden Gurus

What to do in your garden
Don't go without a garden due to water restrictions, plant pretty non irrigation plants that can handle super dry conditions and won't drown in very wet conditions. Handles humidity well in irrigated and non irrigated areas without rotting Katie ... [... more]
Garden Gurus

Growing ferns
There are over 10,000 species of known ferns, most are from the tropics but there are many native to quite cold areas. Ferns like bright light but not direct sun. They need humidity and shelter from strong winds, although some species grow in ... [... more]
Better Homes & Gardens Australia

Tree Ferns
Pruning tip: restrict pruning to cutting off the old dead fronds beneath the crown. In exposed situations the dead fronds may protect the trunk from sunburn and aid humidity. Do not discard the fronds but crunch them up for mulch. Watering tip: ... [... more]
Gardening Talk

HortNews - Too Early To Say Which Grape Crops Will Fail
It's too early in the grape harvest to say just how crops are being affected by the high humidity and rain in Northland and on the North Island's East Coast, or by the drought at the top of the South Island. NELSON 7/3/2001 - It's too early in ... [... more]
HortNET New Zealand

HortNews - Rain Pushes Price Of Fruit, Vegetables Up
Continual rain and humidity has ruined fruit and vegetable crops and prices are up to 40 percent higher than normal at this time of year. AUCKLAND 17/1/2002 - Continual rain and humidity has ruined fruit and vegetable crops and prices are up to ... [... more]
HortNET New Zealand

Rain, Humidity Creating Berryfruit Season From Hell
Boysenberry and blackcurrant growers at the top of the South Island have lost millions of dollars to the unseasonal summer weather they are calling the "berryfruit season from hell". NELSON 17/1/2002 - Boysenberry and blackcurrant growers at [... more]
HortNET New Zealand

Alpine Plant Survival
Alpine plants live in an extremely harsh environment with low winter temperatures, high winds, low humidity and a very short growing season. In order to survive, they have developed a number of adaptations. Many plants have thick, waxy leaves to ... [... more]
Burke's Backyard
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