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EPISODE · Nov 29, 2018 · 23 MIN

Getting a Peace Lily to Bloom, Human Hair in the Garden, and Biennials

from Plantrama - plants, landscapes, & bringing nature indoors · host Ellen Zachos and C.L. Fornari

Hear Ellen and C.L. talk about the practice of putting human hair in the garden will keep critters away. Next we explain how to get a peace lily to flower again, and the difference been a plant that's an epiphyte and one that's a parasite. C.L. tells how she came to be a garden communicator (she never intended to write and talk about plants and gardens!) and we answer Sam's question about when biennials flower. :32 True or False? Will human hair keep critters out of the garden? 3:12 Plant noob:   How to get a peace lily to flower again. 8:08 Eat/Drink/Grow:   Plants that are epiphytes verses plants that are parasites. What is the difference? 15:12 Story: how CL became a garden communicator 20:19 Love Letters and Questions Sam asks about when biennials flower. Every other year? Odd years? Even years?

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