Wednesday, August 31, 2011

On Wild Rose Bushes I Came

on wild rose bushes I came
on wild rose bushes I came

Cultivation of the palm oil

TECHNICAL GUIDELINES FOR CULTIVATION Nurseries Seeding Sprouts included 12x23 or 15x23 cm polybags containing 1.5 to 2.0 kg of topsoil that has been sifted. Sprouts are planted as deep as 2 cm. Land in polybags should always be moist. Save polybags in beds with a diameter of 120 cm. After the age of 3-4 months and 4-5 strands of leafy seedlings. Seeds of dederan transplanted into polybags 40x50 cm 0.11 mm thick containing 15-30 kg of sieved topsoil. Polibag arranged in an equilateral triangle position with a distance of 90x90 cm.

Maintenance Nurseries Watering is done twice a day. Weeding 2-3 times a month or adapted to the growth of weeds. Seeds are not normal, diseased and have genetic abnormalities should be discarded. Selections performed at age 4 and 9 months.

Planting techniques Determination of Crop Patterns Monoculture cropping or intercropping can. Cover crops (legume cover crop LCC) in the area of ​​oil palm plantations is very important because it can improve the properties of physics, chemistry and biology of the soil, prevent erosion, maintain soil moisture and suppress weeds (weeds). Planting legumes should be carried out immediately after tillage is completed.

Preparation of Planting Holes Planting hole was made several days before planting with a size of 50x40 cm in deep as 40 cm. The remaining excavation of topsoil (20 cm) separated from the ground below. Distance 9x9x9 m. Hilly area, built terraces encircling hills and the hole is 1.5 m from the slopes.

Planting Method Planting at the beginning of the rainy season, after the rain fell steadily. A day before planting, watering seedlings in polybags. Remove the plastic poly bag carefully and insert the seedling into the hole. 

Plant Maintenance Stitching and Spacing Plants die embroidered with 10-14 months old seedlings. Population 1 hectare of trees 135-145 + so there is no competition sunlight.

 
Weeding The soil around the tree to be clean of weeds.

Leaf Pruning There are three types of pruning are: a. Trimming the sand Throw away the dried leaves, fruit or fruit rot first time 16-20 month-old plants. b. Trimming production Cutting the growth of overlapping leaves (songgo two) for the preparation of harvest age 20-28 months. c. Maintenance pruning Discard the leaves songgo two regular basis so that the staple crop there is only a number of strands 28-54.

Castration Flowers Cut flowers, male and female plants are grown at 12-20 months old.

Artificial pollination To optimize the number of bunches of fruit, artificial pollination assisted by humans or insects. a. Pollination by humans Performed 2-7 weeks old plants in the female flowers that are repressive (the female flowers are ready for pollinated by male pollen). Characteristic of repressive interest is the stigma open, the color of the anthers reddish and slimy.

 
Method of pollination: 1. Bak flower sheath. 2. Mix the pollen with pure talc (1:2). Pollen taken from the tree of good and is usually prepared in the laboratory, spray the pollen on the stigma of using baby duster / puffer. b. Pollination by insect pollinators Palm Elaeidobius camerunicus insect pollinators attracted to the smell of male flowers. Insects released when the female flowers being repressive. The advantages of this way is the fruit bunches larger, more perfect form of fruit, larger oil production by 15% and production of the core (essence oil) increased to 30%.

Pests and Diseases Pest a. Mite Pests Cause: red mite (Oligonychus). Parts attacked are the leaves. Symptoms: The leaves become shiny and colorful bronz. Control: Spray or Natural PESTONA BVR.
b. Caterpillars Setora Cause: Setora nitens. The part that is attacked is the leaves. Symptoms: leaves eaten so that the remaining lidinya only.

Disease a. Root Blast Cause: Rhizoctonia lamellifera and Phythium Sp. Section attacked the roots. Symptoms: sudden death in the nursery seedlings, mature plants withered and died, there was a root decay. Control: making a good seedbed, the provision of irrigation water in the dry season, the use of old seedlings of more than 11 months. Prevention by the use of Natural GLIO.
b. Yellow Lines Cause: Fusarium oxysporum. Section attacked leaves. Symptoms: pale yellow oval circle around the brown color in the leaves, dry leaves. Control: inoculation of disease on seedlings and young plants. Prevention by the use of Natural GLIO since the beginning.
c. Dry Basal Rot Cause: Ceratocyctis paradoxa. Attacked stem section. Symptoms: brittle stem, leaf rot and dry; young leaves die and dry. Control: is to plant seeds that had been inoculated disease. Note: If the pest and disease control by using natural pesticides can not cope with the recommended use of chemical pesticides.
 

Harvest Began to bear fruit after 2.5 years and 5.5 months after pollination cook. Can be harvested if the crop has been aged 31 months, at least 60% fruit ripe harvest of 5 trees there are a bunch of ripe fruit harvest. Characteristic of mature bunches are harvested at least 5 pieces of loose / fallen from bunches that weigh less than 10 kg or at least 10 pieces that separated from the bunches weighing 10 kg or more.

Mellow Yellow Monday

Mellow Yellow Monday
Mellow Yellow Monday

A Little Preview of the Gorgeous Wedding Day of Daniel & Ayshea Proctor at The Grand Hotel St Annes

This was such a joy for us to create the flowers for Daniel & Ayshea, we've known Daniel for ever, as a student he used to work behind the bar at The Grand and even do deliveries for us at our very busy times, so what an honour and a privilege it was to see him get married to the lovely Ayshea on Saturday!


Massive Congratulations to you both




Ayshea's three beautiful Bridesmaid's carrying elegant bouquets







I'd used a collection of Blooms that represented Ayshea & Daniel's Heritage from Scottish Thistles and Heather through lots of fresh Herbs and Spices to some very English Roses





Ayshea looked heavenly when she arrived at The Grand







The table designs were simple elegant hand ties in glass vases again capturing the spirit of Ayshea & Daniel florally





Daniel looking seriously handsome!







The full story will be right here in a few weeks time when the couple return from their honeymoon in America

A Little Preview of the Gorgeous Wedding Day of Daniel & Ayshea Proctor at The Grand Hotel St Annes

This was such a joy for us to create the flowers for Daniel & Ayshea, we've known Daniel for ever, as a student he used to work behind the bar at The Grand and even do deliveries for us at our very busy times, so what an honour and a privilege it was to see him get married to the lovely Ayshea on Saturday!


Massive Congratulations to you both




Ayshea's three beautiful Bridesmaid's carrying elegant bouquets







I'd used a collection of Blooms that represented Ayshea & Daniel's Heritage from Scottish Thistles and Heather through lots of fresh Herbs and Spices to some very English Roses





Ayshea looked heavenly when she arrived at The Grand







The table designs were simple elegant hand ties in glass vases again capturing the spirit of Ayshea & Daniel florally





Daniel looking seriously handsome!







The full story will be right here in a few weeks time when the couple return from their honeymoon in America

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

There Is A Yellow Rose Bush To

There is a yellow rose bush to
There is a yellow rose bush to

A Little Preview of Joanne & Philip's Ribby Hall Wedding Day

Huge and Ginormous Congratulations to Philip & Joanne from all of the team here at FD Events, they were married at the fabulous Ribby Hall Rowan Suite on Sunday






Joanne's divine bridal bouquet of David Austin's finest Roses, Keira, Patience, Miranda & Rosalind alongside some glorious Vintage Roses and Fresh Lily of the Valley















Along the top table we used the Bride's Mum's own collection of vintage crystal filled with fresh fragrant vintage flowers















Joanne was wearing the most exquisite Jenny Packham gown from One & Only Bridal Couture in Preston















I can't wait to share the full flower story with you, just watch this space







A Little Preview of Joanne & Philip's Ribby Hall Wedding Day

Huge and Ginormous Congratulations to Philip & Joanne from all of the team here at FD Events, they were married at the fabulous Ribby Hall Rowan Suite on Sunday






Joanne's divine bridal bouquet of David Austin's finest Roses, Keira, Patience, Miranda & Rosalind alongside some glorious Vintage Roses and Fresh Lily of the Valley















Along the top table we used the Bride's Mum's own collection of vintage crystal filled with fresh fragrant vintage flowers















Joanne was wearing the most exquisite Jenny Packham gown from One & Only Bridal Couture in Preston















I can't wait to share the full flower story with you, just watch this space







Pests and Diseases of the Sansevieria




Sansevieria is a popular ornamental plant that started a lot of people, for the cultivation and maintenance required accuracy, the main factor affecting the quality of the health of plants free from pests and diseases. The arrival of pests and diseases is often unpredictable. Suddenly the leaves of the tongue-in-law was found to have torn hobbyists exposed insects and snails bite. Activity of this creature at night. If the situation is so, the beauty is no longer visible. Even more annoying again, the hobbyists find leaves the tongue-in-law in a state of limp and soft. When the roots removed, has been damaged and rotten. 

Pests are pests that attack the principal crop. Pests are easily visible with the naked eye. Examples of the insect pests and snails. While the term disease is aimed at the microscopic pests. These organisms can be seen only with the help of tools. All organisms that disrupt the so-called staple crop pests and diseases. 

Handling ham relatively easier than the disease. So to overcome some problems caused by the organism must require certain tricks and methods. The first method with mechanical or manual, the second with the last chemical and biological. Each method has advantages and disadvantages. Depending on the scale of the tongue-in-law, every method has a certain level of effectiveness. For example, the number of plants owned by reducing pollutant gases only five pots, mechanical methods are more effective than the other way. If the number of plants owned by planters to thousands, of course, means more effective chemical. Effective biological means are used to reduce the negative impact of chemical means. 

Diseases that attack sansevieria usually sporadic. Overcome difficult. Impact damage was relatively short and bulk. Disease-causing organisms from fungi, bacteria and viruses. These organisms usually cooperate with other organisms (called a vector or carrier agent). Therefore, hobbyists can break this chain by eliminating the carrier agent or vector. 

Sansevieria who are already sick in quarantine, then destroyed. For prevention efforts do not hurt plants, before planting seed planters sansevieria need of a fungicide or bactericide. This air purifier plant seeds dipped in a solution of fungicide or bactericide. The best way for fans sansevieria avoid pest that is always taking care of your plants grow healthy. Giving the right fertilizer. Routine spraying of pesticides to eradicate the pest. Needs sufficient sunlight. 

After the quality of Sansevieria plants say good, it results that have been successfully pursued. To know more clearly Sansevieria plants, in this blog has provided an article about Sansevieria in the previous article

Monday, August 29, 2011

The Best Times To Send Flower Gifts


So you want to send a flower gift to your loved ones?

Flowers are the most versatile gift there is and they are suitable for almost any occasion that comes up. They represent happiness, love, friendship, and even sympathy. For every sentiment there is a flower and a bouquet to go with it. Flower gifts are not only chosen to match the occasion, but the feelings behind the gift.

Of course the holidays are always the perfect reason to give flowers. Christmas, Easter, Valentine's Day, and parents' day, like Mother's Day and Father's Day. But they are not the only reasons that flowers can or should be sent. And, special occasions such as birthdays and anniversaries always fall into the flower category, as well as funerals.

But they are also perfect to show someone that is sick or feeling down that someone cares. Showing up with a bright bouquet of colorful flowers is sure to brighten the mood and to light up their face. You could even have them in a basket, which adds a bit of carefree feeling to the bouquet.

The birth of a new baby is another good reason to buy flowers. Lots of brightly colored flowers are a perfect way to brighten up the room of the new mother to go with the joy she is feeling. Select bouquets with a lot of different colors and lively looking flowers to send the message of joy.

Flowers are romantic and carry a significant message to not only the one who receives them, but from the one who gives them. They show that someone is paying attention and represents their feelings. Even a single red rose is worth more than a dozen words.

Whoever said you need a reason to send flowers? The best reason of all is sometimes no reason at all. Sometimes it is just a way to brighten up someone's day and put a smile on their face. Whether it is a friend or someone you love, showing up with a bouquet or even just a single flower can make them feel special. 

Flower gifts are the perfect way to show you care and that you are thinking of someone. They show you cared enough to take the time to choose flowers, adding your own personal touch to the gift. Sometimes there is a good reason to send flowers, and other times it is just because you want to make someone's day. Whatever the reason, there is a perfect bouquet waiting to be sent to someone who needs it today.

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Yellow Roses Are My Favorite

Yellow roses are my favorite
Yellow roses are my favorite

Yellow Rose Bush -

yellow rose bush -
yellow rose bush -

A Little Preview of Henning & Helen's Lytham Hall Wedding Day

The Gold Room at Lytham Hall looked exquisite dressed in Ivory and Pale Gold
Helen's English Garden Gathered Wedding Bouquet of Lily of the Valley, Grasses, English Garden Roses and fresh Herbs






Huge congratulations to Henning & Helen from all of the team at FD Events




The marquee looked fabulous with tables designs of Hurricane lamps filled with crab apples and surrounded by fresh flowers
The full flower story will be right here very soon....


A Little Preview of Henning & Helen's Lytham Hall Wedding Day

The Gold Room at Lytham Hall looked exquisite dressed in Ivory and Pale Gold
Helen's English Garden Gathered Wedding Bouquet of Lily of the Valley, Grasses, English Garden Roses and fresh Herbs






Huge congratulations to Henning & Helen from all of the team at FD Events




The marquee looked fabulous with tables designs of Hurricane lamps filled with crab apples and surrounded by fresh flowers
The full flower story will be right here very soon....


Sunday, August 28, 2011

Cultivation of ornamental leaves, maidenhair ferns






As the vegetation of ferns, maidenhair ferns do not produce flowers in the life cycle. Duplication of generative suplir performed with spores which lies on the edge of the underside of leaves of plants grown. Maidenhair ferns have a distinctly different appearance from other types of ferns. 

The leaves are not elongated, but tends to rounded. The clusters on the underside of leaves on the edges.  
Spores are protected by the sporangium which is protected by the indusium. Typical stalk, shiny black, sometimes scaly, smooth when mature. As with other ferns, the leaves grow from the rhizomes in a circular form into (Javanese mlungker) like stalk fiddle (called circinate vernation) and slowly opened. Fibers grow from their roots and rhizomes. 
Plants maidenhair ferns are very popular as an ornamental plant that beautiful leafy. Ornamental plant cultivation in Indonesia has long been done. If you want an entrepreneurial venture in the field of ornamental plant cultivation maidenhair ferns, there are some steps we need to know who the cultivation: 

1. Techniques Growing MediaAt this stage we are required to know how to create a good planting medium. This stage is very important to the success of efforts in the cultivation of plants maidenhair ferns. Sometimes this stage is often overlooked or not fully mastered. 

2. Mechanical MaintenanceAt this stage required to know how to maintain the plant maidenhair ferns to be ornamental plants that are healthy, fertile, and beautiful. These phases include: planting, watering, cultivating, protecting the environment and the replacement of the pot. 

3. Propagation Techniques
Both of these techniques need to be mastered and understood because it has a considerable influence on the survival of crop cultivation maidenhair ferns. 

These three stages are related to each other. All will not be successful when learning or mastering one of them, eg the technique of making the planting medium, or engineering maintenance, or propagation technique alone. Therefore all three stages must be mastered and studied thoroughly. Apart from the third stage there is another stage to note that eradicate pests and plant diseases maidenhair ferns.


Suplir ornamental plants ornamental plants is one leaf that creates realistic impression of cool on the surrounding environment. This charming characters that can make a person's mood changed, to find out more details about ornamental plants maidenhair ferns, are described in a previous article.

Dancing grass or plant Desmodium





Plants are often called grass dancing or Latin name Desmodium heterophyllum (Willd.) has been world renowned because of its uniqueness. Often dubbed the semaphore grass, because it has a motion like a semaphore.



 



Annual plant with creeping stems that strong. Stolon plants become woody with age and the practical slippery. Height rarely exceeds 15-20 inches. Leaves form a three-leaf (tifoliate) with the leaf tip (15-20 mm length and width of 10-15 millimeters) larger than the lateral leaves (12-15 millimeters in length and width of 80-10 millimeters). Flowers small (3-5 millimeters long), pink, 3-6 pods continuous support, which will break the connection when ripe. Pods 12-25 mm long, 4-5 mm wide, finely hairy. Shaped like a kidney bean from 2.25 to 2.50 millimeters in length and width from 1.50 to 1.75 and golden brown. 

Grows in various soil types ranging from sand to clay soil. Very efficient in utilizing phosphorus from the soil is not fertile and will be resistant to low pH and high Al. These plants are not salt-resistantRequires a rainfall of at least 1500 mm, and up to 4000 mm average annual rainfall. Hetero (Desmodium heterophyllum) is not drought tolerant but will survive the dry season is up for 5 months. Will tahahn to waterlogging and flooding the short term. Warm season tropical legume that can not stand freezing temperatures. 

Very shade-tolerant and often found growing under the canopy of shrubs on natural pasture. This plant can survive on pasture is grazed by both under coconut plantation and production is not much affected in 50% of sunlight intensity compared with many other tropical legumes. 

These plants flower and produce seed in a long time. Each segment pods will burst when cooking so that seed production is difficult. Very tolerant of heavy grazing caused by very many branches that form roots on the stem of each book, and will grow to spread in these conditions. Difficult harvested on cutting transport system caused by the condition of his life that propagate. 

Can be planted from seed, but are very rarely available in the commercial market, which is very difficult due to harvesting. Almost all plants propagated by stolon pieces of roots and stems are planted in wet soil where the plants will spread quickly because of the nature of the growth of the unbranched and unfruitful. Cattle will spread the seeds through manure (feces) and through the pod that will split and attached to the animal fur.


In this blog is available other unique plants that will certainly add to our insights about ornamental plants and flowers To find the other unique plants, please click on previous articles.

Saturday, August 27, 2011

Wild Yellow Rose Bush In

wild yellow rose bush in
wild yellow rose bush in

A Sneaky Preview of Vanessa & John's Lytham Hall Wedding Day

Huge congratulations to the brand new and very gorgeous Mr & Mrs Bickerstaffe


Gorgeous pale green Bridesmaid's Posy complimenting their pale green gowns beautifully


The completely lovely Bridesmaids






Bird Cage Table Design
Really looking forward to sharing the rest of this glorious wedding with you, it'll be here very soon....