Mastering Horticulture

Science and art expressed through gardening.

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Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Strawberries: Understanding the Effects of Photoperiod and Temperature

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Have you ever wondered why some strawberries bear fruits earlier than others?  Have you ever wondered why some strawberries bear fruits...
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Saturday, July 11, 2015

Beyond Fern Fronds

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Fig. 1   Fern fronds A fern that has a flower is not a true fern and anything that resembles a flower on a fern is not a true flo...
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Thursday, January 19, 2012

Hibernaculum

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Brown garden snails ( Cantareus aspersus/ Cornu aspersum )  in a hibernaculum - Irvine, California. Hi.ber.nac.u.lum Origin:  Latin word...
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Saturday, February 27, 2010

Garlic Chives (Kutchay)

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Garlic Chives ( Allium tuberosum ) As of yesterday, this is how my garlic chives looked like.  They were planted maybe three or four years ...
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Friday, February 26, 2010

Mint in the Garden

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Peppermint ( Mentha pepireta ) Mint must be one of the easiest herbs to grow.  As a perennial plant, mint does not have to be replaced ever...
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Saturday, September 12, 2009

What is Horticulture

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The term horticulture comes from two Latin words namely:  hortus  (garden) and colere ( to cultivate or tend).  Simply horticulture means ...
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Helen Lewis
Born and raised in the Philippines. Attended the University of Reading, England (PhD in Agriculture), University of the Philippines (MS in Horticulture) and Cagayan State University, Philippines (BS in Agriculture). Now residing in California with husband and three children - enjoying a God-dependent life.
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