Regeneration and defense: unveiling the molecular interplay in plants
New Phytologist, EarlyView.
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This year, I joined a project that’s like a friendly chain letter — but instead of cluttering your inbox, we’re cluttering the planet with trees. 🌱
Every time someone joins through me, I pledge to plant another tree — and they can invite others too. It’s a growing community, reforesting the planet one connection at a time. 🌍
Our goal is simple: plant One Trillion Trees together. If you’re curious, I’ve shared the link in the comments!
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In this episode of Greenhouse Grower to Grower, we talk to trial managers at Metrolina Greenhouses, Young’s Plant Farm, and the University of Georgia about this year’s Southern Garden Tour.
The post Greenhouse Grower to Grower Podcast: A Preview of the 2025 Southern Garden Tour appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.
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Does anyone have photos or a video tutorial on how to properly prune Indian laurel ficus notida tree? Thanks in advance
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I’ve inherited some raised beds at a place I recently moved to. The bed framing is in good shape, but there have not been any growing happening for about 5 years, and the bed is completely full with weeds that are 5 feet tall.
Could I cut the weeds at the ground, then put cardboard down and compost on top of that and plant right into it. Or will the weeds still come up?
Is there a better way to do start my garden?
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Xposting across r/BackyardOrchard, r/gardening, r/Permaculture, and r/Berries. I have a currant bush, and I’m not 100% sure what type it is. A family member was very sure that it had yellow berries last year, but it is definitely not a Golden Currant, as the leaves look very different to what I see online. I know it’s not a gooseberry, as it doesn’t have thorns on the stems. I think it’s a Red Currant, but need some wiser opinions.
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I’ve decided to try hopniss in my front garden and purchased a couple of tubers online. I received one medium tuber and a string of 3 small tubers. I’ve been looking for good information online about how to grow them and am not having much luck. The tubers were expensive and I want to give them the best chance to sprout. Can anyone point me to a good growing guide for hopniss? Google thinks I’m misspelling it half the time.
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So I’m working with an arborist to get several loads of wood chips to cover approximately 5 acres, and once I spread it 6 inches thick and let it break down, what companion plants should I throw in the field along with my dryland pasture seed?
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