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GROWING VEGETABLES IN SMALL SPACES (Part 2)
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GROWING VEGETABLES IN SMALL SPACES (Part 1)
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Front Page on Fine Gardening 216
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Facts about Cryptomerias
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Facts about Philodendron
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CATMINT - A GUIDE TO GROWING IRRESISTIBLE CATMINT PLANTS
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HOW TO PLANT, GROW, & CARE FOR PETUNIA FLOWERS
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Ways You Can Serve the Horticultural Community Through Pictures
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A List of Plants That Love Rain
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Ways Book Publishers Can Borrow Horticulture Images from the Internet
Facts about Philodendron
Philodendron is a large genus of flowering plants in the family Araceae. There are accepted 489 species in the world. Many are grown as ornamental and indoor plants. A tree philodendron can reach a height of 12-15 feet (3.6-4.5 m) with an equal or greater spread. How to Grow and Care: First, most philodendrons are not cold hardy and can only live outside in a very warm climate. They prefer the same temperatures humans enjoy indoors. Second, most species do not do well in direct sun, and, finally, most philodendrons require well-draining soil to thrive.
Philodendron White Princess can develop all white, or all green leaves over time.
Philodendron Hope has large leaves that are heart-shaped, medium green, and glossy with deep, wavy incisions along.
Philodendron Birkin is a beautiful plant showing dark green glossy leaves strongly striped with creamy-white variegation.
Be Careful: plants contain oxalates which can cause swelling, drooling, and loss of speech if swallowed. Swelling, redness, and irritation can also occur if the skin or eyes are exposed.