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George Davis is our author of specialized publications in the field of technology and innovation. After studies in computer science and ten years of work in programming, his passion for writing directed him towards social media publishing. He writes articles around the High-Tech topic and explores digital news.

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Does Monarda need full sun?

George Davis
"Monarda does best planted in full sun, though it can benefit from afternoon shade in very hot climates," says Georgia Clay, new plants manager at Monrovia. "Monarda is super low maintenance and grows easily in most well-draining garden…
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Do all philodendrons climb?

George Davis
Most philodendrons are great climbers, usually growing upward by wrapping their modified roots around the trunks of trees. Once they have worked their way up to the canopy, they often transform themselves into epiphytes. ... Once there,…
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Is Osmocote Plus good for trees?

George Davis
Fannin Tree Farm highly recommends using Osmocote Flower and Vegetable on all your trees twice a year in April and August. It is a pelletized slow-release fertilizer that releases its nutrients over several months. It will not burn plants…
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Can I use succulent soil for my bonsai?

George Davis
Bonsai tree like succulents also requires well-drained soil rich in organic matter. Soil should contain nutrients required for proper growth of the plant. Bonsai tree needs good drainage and good air into the roots like succulents so we can…
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What do hornworms eat captivity?

George Davis
Although hornworms prefer solanaceous plants, they are known to eat other greens in captivity if offered. ... What to do if you run out of powdered hornworm food: Collard greens. Turnip greens. Mustard greens.…
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Can you eat the beans inside green beans?

George Davis
Question: I was a bit slow harvesting my green and yellow beans this summer and many dried out and went to seed. I'll use some as seeds for next year's crop, but since I have a lot of them, I wondered if the seeds were edible. Answer: Yes,…