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Engineering Applications and Management Methods for Hokkaido Boxwood
Hokkaido boxwood is an excellent landscaping material, but because it was introduced and promoted relatively late, many design units are still not familiar enough with its growth habits and characteristics, and it is used sparingly or configured inaccurately in design applications. As a result, nursery growers feel lost about how to cultivate and prune it: they plant a whole field of seedlings but do not know how to manage them, and after several years pass, they are left sighing in dismay! Based on several years of research and practice at this nursery, the following cultivation trial methods are considered effective. 1. Single-trunk small tree. When the seedling grows to 1.8-2 m, pinch out the growing tip at the top, keep the upper 30 cm for branching, and remove all branches below so that it concentrates on developing the upper part into a crown.
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Detailed Explanation of the Characteristics and Practical Applications of Euonymus japonicus
Euonymus japonicus, also known as Japanese spindle, is native to Japan. It prefers a warm, humid environment with plenty of sunlight, has strong cold resistance, tolerates shade, and withstands drought and poor soil. It grows best in fertile, loose sandy loam. Propagation is commonly done by cuttings, and rooting is fastest when cuttings are taken during the plum rain season. Select semi-lignified mature branches, 12-15 cm long, and insert them into a seedbed made of half sand and half soil; they root 20-25 days after insertion. Transplanting of seedlings should not be carried out in spring from March to April. Small seedlings can be planted bare-rooted, while large seedlings need a soil ball. Planting
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Clever Use of Plant Ash to Prevent Flower Pests and Diseases, and Its Many Remarkable Applications
The Clever Use of Plant Ash in Flower Pest and Disease Control
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