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Radio and PodcastLive Radio & PodcastsSpiderworts may be pegged as common garden plants, but their unique flowers and strong habits mark them as uncommonly good garden plants. A kaleidoscopic palette of colors marks the ephemeral blossoms of Tradescantia cul...
A Comparative Study of Tradescantia Cultivars is an episode from Plant Evaluation Notes by Chicago Botanic Garden. Spiderworts may be pegged as common garden plants, but their unique flowers and strong habits mark them as uncommonly good ga...
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Spiderworts may be pegged as common garden plants, but their unique flowers and strong habits mark them as uncommonly good garden plants. A kaleidoscopic palette of colors marks the ephemeral blossoms of Tradescantia cultivars. Just over half of the spiderworts in the study received four-star good ratings for their performance and ornamental qualities. As plants begin to turn shabby from decline or leaf spotting, shearing stems to the base will encourage a flush of new growth later in the season.
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A Comparative Study of Tradescantia Cultivars is from Plant Evaluation Notes by Chicago Botanic Garden.
Published Dec 9, 2010 and 00:00:00 long