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lower farmer keeps roots in Taiwan

Selasa, 19 Oktober 2010

Chen Liang-bin never imagined that booming demand for his anthuriums -- also called flamingo flowers -- could bring him headaches.

Customers in China want to sharply increase orders to 3 million a year -- 300 times the total number of orders last year, said Chen, chief of a floriculture production and marketing group in Neimen Township in southern Taiwan's Kaohsiung County.

lower farmer keeps roots in Taiwan

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Thailand's Outstanding Orchids

Sabtu, 16 Oktober 2010


Thailand's Outstanding Orchids
Thailand's Outstanding Orchids .I once went to buy flowers for an ailing aunt, a Khunying who happened to favour things Thai. I asked for orchids, but the shop only had long-stemmed red roses, carnations, chrysanthemums, gladioli and other imported flowers. "Thai flowers are not so long-lasting as the imported ones," the florist said, oblivious of the fact that some of her flowers were already starting to wilt. "And most people who come to buy in this shop wouldn't dream of giving only local flowers."

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Autumn decor you'll fall for

Jumat, 15 Oktober 2010

Fall is the season of rich colours: deep russets and golds, brilliant oranges and yellows, aged reds, mossy greens and neutrals from wheat to dark brown.

It's Mother Nature's spectacular finale before winter's icy whites, greys and blues take over the palette.

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New pot plant varieties

Alocasia
'Loco’ from Deroose Plants features foliage that curls and crinkles along the edges. Durable and low maintenance, this variety is long lasting.


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‘Delta Lights’ is a new hybrid from Rancho Tissue Technologies. Created by breeder Kelly Griffin exclusively for the company, this variety appeals to a broad audience with its unique zigzag foliage pattern. Plants, which will fill in an 8-inch pot, are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. It is hardy to USDA Hardiness Zones 8-11.


Anthurium
‘Zing’ from the Oglesby Plants International’s breeding program is a breakthrough for a large flowering anthurium as it is both heat and disease tolerant under South Florida conditions. Brilliant red flowers contrast perfectly above glossy green foliage. Flowers are long-lasting and the color is vivid even during warm summer temperatures. Recommended for 6- to 10-inch containers.

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Lily Florist Datangkan Bunga Impor

In order to maintain the quality of flowers to look like the original, the owner of this florist in Pangkalpinang segansegan not importing flowers from out of town until overseas. Lily Florist provides fresh flowers imported directly from Sukabumi.

Lily Florist Datangkan Bunga Impor

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Dutch Office Plant Of The Year 2010: The Anthurium

Better known as the Flamingo plant because of its characteristic foliage and flowers, the Anthurium is the ideal office plant it turns out. It helps cleanse the air, requires little care and comes in a variety of attractive colors. No wonder then, that the jury concluded it to be the ideal office plant of the year 2010.

Dutch Office Plant Of The Year 2010: The Anthurium

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Cara Menanam Pohon Jabon jati Thailand teak

Sabtu, 02 Oktober 2010

Cara Menanam Pohon Jabon jati Thailand teak ,Winter Flowering Types of Eucalyptus Species / species of flowering Month Name Region / General E. April-July deglupta Leda E. platyphylla Hue from July to November E. October Ampupu E. alba saligna Sydney blue from September to December E. grandis Hooded gum from January to August E. umbellata Forest red gum from August to October Gmelina (Gmelina arborea), which includes family Verbenaceae Plant is also called yemane, Gmelina, gamari, and white teak. It is also called white teak because durability is almost like teak. Gmelina is a native plant of India, its spread include the state of Pakistan, Cambodia,

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Bibit Jabon, Jati Emas High Seed Quality

Bibit Jabon, Jati Emas High Seed Quality
Bibit Jabon, Jati Emas High Seed Quality ,Which is more profitable, jabon, sengon, or teak?

Should have reversed his perspective from the side of nature, for which we were planting trees, and location of land to determine its success. So should the question is:

I have land suitable for planting what?
What I think is best suited for my type of plant is this (eg jabon, or sengon or teak), so the land as if the match?

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