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Foxglove (Digitalis) Seed Sowing Time and Planting Methods, and How It Differs from Lupine
Digitalis: also known as foxglove, poison herb, purple foxglove, and bellflower, native to the central and southern mountainous regions of Europe. It is now widely cultivated in places such as Zhejiang, Shanghai, Jiangsu and Shandong in China. So do you know when foxglove seeds should be sown? What are the planting methods? And how does it differ from lupine?
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How to Grow and Care for Buddhist Pine (Podocarpus macrophyllus): Methods, Precautions, Uses and Prices
Buddhist pine, also known as tu shan, is an evergreen coniferous tree in the family Podocarpaceae, genus Podocarpus. It is distributed across many provinces and regions of China and is cultivated in gardens as an ornamental tree. So do you know what the growing methods and precautions for Buddhist pine are? What uses does it have? How much does one sapling cost? We have learned the latest prices from the Buddhist pine trading market.
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How do you correctly propagate, fertilize and water a Buddhist pine (Podocarpus macrophyllus)?
The Buddhist pine has an elegantly ancient tree form, and the combination of its seeds and seed stalks is unusual and endearing; it is widely planted in temples and courtyard homes in the south. It can be planted in pairs flanking a gate or as a solitary specimen in a central courtyard. So do you know how to propagate a Buddhist pine? How to fertilize it correctly? How should it be watered? How to propagate a Buddhist pine
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Lupine (Lupinus) Seed Planting Methods, Fertilization, Uses and Value
Lupine: during the Japanese occupation period, the Japanese introduced lupine to Taiwan. When tea farmers in the mountainous areas of Taiwan, China, grow tea, they plant lupine nearby as green manure. Lupine can also be used for garden ornamentation. So do you know the beautiful lupine's seed planting methods? What uses and value does it have? How should it be fertilized?
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How much is Pinellia ternata per jin? Detailed explanation of cultivation methods and medicinal value
Pinellia ternata, also known as Diwen, Shoutian, etc., belongs to the order Arales. It is widely distributed in the Yangtze River basin of China as well as the Northeast, North China and other regions. It is a medicinal plant with the effects of drying dampness and transforming phlegm, directing qi downward and stopping vomiting, and when used raw, it reduces boils and swellings; veterinarians use it to treat suohouhuang. It is also distributed in Tibet, at an altitude of about 3000m
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Japanese Osaka Pine: Price, Yellowing Leaves, Care, and Bonsai Pruning Methods
Osaka Pine, also known as Golden-leaf Five-needle Pine, is one of the cultivated varieties (cultivars) of Japanese Five-needle Pine and is one of the more precious types of five-needle pine. It is generally used as bonsai material, and ground-planted specimens are relatively rare. So how much does a Japanese Osaka Pine cost per tree? How do you care for it? How do you make and prune a bonsai? What should you do if the leaves turn yellow?
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Five-needle pine: suitability for courtyard planting, prices, care, and bonsai making
Five-needle pine, also known as Japanese five-needle pine, five-leaf pine, and Japanese white pine, gets its name from its five needles growing in clusters. There are many varieties of five-needle pine. It is native to Japan and has a long history of introduction and cultivation in China, where it is widely grown in many places. So is it suitable to plant five-needle pine in a home courtyard? How much does a sapling cost? What are the key care points? What are the bonsai-making methods?
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The Pineapple Chaos: Farmers Slam Fake News for Ruining Good Pineapples, COA Subsidizes Substandard Pineapples at 8 Yuan per Kilogram for Processing
The Pineapple Chaos: Farmers Slam Fake News for Ruining Good Pineapples, COA Subsidizes Substandard Pineapples at 8 Yuan per Kilogram for Processing
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Japanese Black Pine (Pinus thunbergii) Sapling Prices, Differences from Japanese White Pine, and Bonsai Making and Care
Japanese black pine, also known as white-bud pine, is an evergreen tree that can reach 30 m in height, with grayish-black bark, and blooms in April. It is native to Japan and the southern coastal regions of Korea. So how much does a Japanese black pine sapling cost? What is the difference from Japanese white pine? What are the bonsai making and care methods? How much does a Japanese black pine sapling cost?
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Secondary-grade pineapples purchase price set at 8 yuan per kilogram, announced by Council of Agriculture Minister Chen Chi-chung
Affected by the warm winter and little rain, the price of pineapples in Chiayi County has not been good. Council of Agriculture Minister Chen Chi-chung went south on March 18 to hold talks with farmers and directed that starting the afternoon of the 18th, the guaranteed purchase price for secondary-grade fruit be 8 yuan per kilogram (4.8 yuan per Taiwanese catty). The fruit farmers applauded...
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