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	<title>Allamanda Cathartica, Allamanda; Golden Trumpet</title>
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	<description>Comments: Poisonous; ample moisture but good drainage; discard at end of growing season or cut back and over winter as  ...</description>
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	<category>Allamanda</category>
	<category>Bright Lights</category>
	<category>Container</category>
	<category>Container Plants</category>
	<category>Cut Back</category>
	<category>Drainage</category>
	<category>Growing Season</category>
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	<category>Plants</category>
	<category>Poisonous</category>
	<category>Trumpets</category>
	<category>Vines</category>
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	<title>Convallaria Majalis,</title>
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	<description>Anemone pulsatilla, Anemone sylvestris, Aquilegia, Chaenomeles japonica, Dicentra, ferns, Forsythia, Helleborus  ...</description>
	<content:encoded>Anemone pulsatilla, Anemone sylvestris, Aquilegia, Chaenomeles japonica, Dicentra, ferns, Forsythia, Helleborus  ...&lt;br /&gt;From NC State University Coop Extension</content:encoded>
	<category>Anémone</category>
	<category>Aquilegia</category>
	<category>Chaenomeles</category>
	<category>Chaenomeles Japonica</category>
	<category>Convallaria Majalis</category>
	<category>Deciduous</category>
	<category>Evergreen</category>
	<category>Ferns</category>
	<category>Forsythia</category>
	<category>Helleborus</category>
	<category>Helleborus Orientalis</category>
	<category>Hosta</category>
	<category>Japonica</category>
	<category>Myosotis</category>
	<category>Orientalis</category>
	<category>Pulsatilla</category>
	<category>Rhododendrons</category>
	<category>Spring Flowering Bulbs</category>
	<category>Sylvestris</category>
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	<title>Care And Planting Of Ginseng Seed And Roots</title>
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	<description>Propagation by Roots -- Small ginseng roots can be easily transplanted and used as planting stock. Transplanting  ...</description>
	<content:encoded>Propagation by Roots -- Small ginseng roots can be easily transplanted and used as planting stock. Transplanting  ...&lt;br /&gt;From NC State University Coop Extension</content:encoded>
	<category>Ginseng</category>
	<category>Planting</category>
	<category>Price</category>
	<category>Propagation</category>
	<category>Seed</category>
	<category>Seeding</category>
	<category>Specialty Crops</category>
	<category>Transplanting</category>
	<category>Uniforms</category>
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	<title>Rhododendron, Chapman's, Rhododendron Minus Var. Chapmanii</title>
	<link>http://www.growinglifestyle.com/us/h98/a2287320.html</link>
	<description>Comments: Heat tolerant; upright form; medium green lustrous leaves; not native to North Carolina ...</description>
	<content:encoded>Comments: Heat tolerant; upright form; medium green lustrous leaves; not native to North Carolina ...&lt;br /&gt;From NC State University Coop Extension</content:encoded>
	<category>Chapmans</category>
	<category>Leaves</category>
	<category>Medium Green</category>
	<category>Minus</category>
	<category>Native</category>
	<category>Native Trees &amp; Shrubs</category>
	<category>North Carolina</category>
	<category>Plants</category>
	<category>Rhododendrons</category>
	<category>Uprights</category>
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	<title>Cosmos Bipinnatus, Garden Cosmos; Tall Cosmos</title>
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	<description>Comments: Open, sprawling plant; good cut flower; often reseeds; may need staking; deadheading promotes flowering ...</description>
	<content:encoded>Comments: Open, sprawling plant; good cut flower; often reseeds; may need staking; deadheading promotes flowering ...&lt;br /&gt;From NC State University Coop Extension</content:encoded>
	<category>Annual Flowers</category>
	<category>Cosmos</category>
	<category>Cosmos Bipinnatus</category>
	<category>Cut Flowers</category>
	<category>Deadheading</category>
	<category>Flowering</category>
	<category>Flowers</category>
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	<title>Rosa 'Nearly Wild', Nearly Wild Rose</title>
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	<description>Comments: Does not sucker; hardy; needs good air circulation to avoid diseases; bushy, rounded habit; can be used as  ...</description>
	<content:encoded>Comments: Does not sucker; hardy; needs good air circulation to avoid diseases; bushy, rounded habit; can be used as  ...&lt;br /&gt;From NC State University Coop Extension</content:encoded>
	<category>Air Circulation</category>
	<category>Bushy</category>
	<category>Circulation</category>
	<category>Diseases</category>
	<category>Flowering</category>
	<category>Free Flowering</category>
	<category>Ground Cover</category>
	<category>Habits</category>
	<category>Hardy</category>
	<category>Plants</category>
	<category>Rosa</category>
	<category>Rose</category>
	<category>Sucker</category>
	<category>Wild Rose</category>
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	<title>Dogwood, Bloodtwig, Cornus Sanguinea</title>
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	<description>Foliage: Opposite, simple, dull dark green leaves; 1.5 to 3&amp;quot; long; blood-red to greenish purple fall color; sun- ...</description>
	<content:encoded>Foliage: Opposite, simple, dull dark green leaves; 1.5 to 3&amp;quot; long; blood-red to greenish purple fall color; sun- ...&lt;br /&gt;From NC State University Coop Extension</content:encoded>
	<category>Bloodred</category>
	<category>Color</category>
	<category>Dogwoods</category>
	<category>Fall Color</category>
	<category>Green Leaves</category>
	<category>Leaves</category>
	<category>Plants</category>
	<category>Purple Fall</category>
	<category>Shrubs</category>
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	<title>Fertilizer: Nutrient Deficiency</title>
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	<description>Calcium (Ca) Absorbed as Ca++; moderately leachable; limited mobility in plant; essential for growth of shoot and root  ...</description>
	<content:encoded>Calcium (Ca) Absorbed as Ca++; moderately leachable; limited mobility in plant; essential for growth of shoot and root  ...&lt;br /&gt;From NC State University Coop Extension</content:encoded>
	<category>Calcium</category>
	<category>Fertilizer</category>
	<category>Inhibition</category>
	<category>Manganese</category>
	<category>Nutrient</category>
	<category>Plant</category>
	<category>Plants</category>
	<category>Toxicity</category>
	<category>Trees</category>
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	<title>Zenobia, Dusty, Zenobia Pulverulenta</title>
	<link>http://www.growinglifestyle.com/us/h98/a2288733.html</link>
	<description>Foliage: Gray-green leaves with a waxy bloom; 2 to 3&amp;quot; long; yellow-orange fall color with a purplish red tinge ...</description>
	<content:encoded>Foliage: Gray-green leaves with a waxy bloom; 2 to 3&amp;quot; long; yellow-orange fall color with a purplish red tinge ...&lt;br /&gt;From NC State University Coop Extension</content:encoded>
	<category>Color</category>
	<category>Dusty</category>
	<category>Fall Color</category>
	<category>Leaves</category>
	<category>Plants</category>
	<category>Shrubs</category>
	<category>Tinge</category>
	<category>Yellow-Orange</category>
	<category>Zenobia</category>
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	<title>Insect Notes</title>
	<link>http://www.growinglifestyle.com/us/h98/a2837027.html</link>
	<description>This page last updated on 26 February 2001 by webperson. ...</description>
	<content:encoded>This page last updated on 26 February 2001 by webperson. ...&lt;br /&gt;From NC State University Coop Extension</content:encoded>
	<category>Insects</category>
	<category>Trees</category>
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	<title>Red Hot Poker</title>
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	<description>Hybrid cultivars of Red hot poker are available, which have flowering spikes of pale yellow, ivory, apricot, orange and  ...</description>
	<content:encoded>Hybrid cultivars of Red hot poker are available, which have flowering spikes of pale yellow, ivory, apricot, orange and  ...&lt;br /&gt;From NC State University Coop Extension</content:encoded>
	<category>Apricot</category>
	<category>Basal</category>
	<category>Basal Leaves</category>
	<category>Flowering</category>
	<category>Flowers</category>
	<category>Hot Poker</category>
	<category>Ivory</category>
	<category>Leaves</category>
	<category>Orange &amp; Red</category>
	<category>Perennial Flowers</category>
	<category>Poker</category>
	<category>Red All</category>
	<category>Red Hot</category>
	<category>Red Hot Pokers</category>
	<category>Spikes</category>
	<category>Uprights</category>
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	<title>Nymphaea 'Ellisiana', Ellisiana Water Lily</title>
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	<description>Comments: Very free flowering; use in tub or small water garden; performs best in cooler climates; stops flowering in  ...</description>
	<content:encoded>Comments: Very free flowering; use in tub or small water garden; performs best in cooler climates; stops flowering in  ...&lt;br /&gt;From NC State University Coop Extension</content:encoded>
	<category>Cooler</category>
	<category>Flowering</category>
	<category>Free Flowering</category>
	<category>Garden</category>
	<category>Hot Weather</category>
	<category>Lilies</category>
	<category>Nymphaea</category>
	<category>Plants</category>
	<category>Small Water Gardens</category>
	<category>Tubs</category>
	<category>Water Gardening</category>
	<category>Water Lilies</category>
	<category>Weather</category>
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	<title>Geranium</title>
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	<description>Tender III: Injured at temperatures below 35&amp;deg;F (2&amp;deg;C) ...</description>
	<content:encoded>Tender III: Injured at temperatures below 35&amp;deg;F (2&amp;deg;C) ...&lt;br /&gt;From NC State University Coop Extension</content:encoded>
	<category>Daffodils Narcissus</category>
	<category>Geraniums</category>
	<category>Temperatures Below</category>
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	<title>Black Flies</title>
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	<description>Life History - Some species of black flies have four to seven generations per year. Black fly adults are active  ...</description>
	<content:encoded>Life History - Some species of black flies have four to seven generations per year. Black fly adults are active  ...&lt;br /&gt;From NC State University Coop Extension</content:encoded>
	<category>Biting</category>
	<category>Black Flies</category>
	<category>Black Flys</category>
	<category>Entomology</category>
	<category>Females Lay</category>
	<category>Flies</category>
	<category>Life History</category>
	<category>Seven Generations</category>
	<category>Species</category>
	<category>Spells</category>
	<category>Spring</category>
	<category>Spring/Summer</category>
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	<title>Rosa 'Mellomit', Marie Curie Rose</title>
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	<description>Flower: 30 to 35 ruffled petals; cluster of 3 inch full blooms ...</description>
	<content:encoded>Flower: 30 to 35 ruffled petals; cluster of 3 inch full blooms ...&lt;br /&gt;From NC State University Coop Extension</content:encoded>
	<category>Blooms</category>
	<category>Cluster</category>
	<category>Curie, Marie</category>
	<category>Flowers</category>
	<category>Marie</category>
	<category>Petals</category>
	<category>Plants</category>
	<category>Rosa</category>
	<category>Rose</category>
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