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Full Blooded South Poll 1 year old bred heifers from our original South Poll herd from Bent Tree Farm in Ft. Payne, Alabama. We've had great luck with these cows in terms of beef quality, ease of birth, and mothering instincts.

This bull is homegrown, gentle and is cube broke. Any questions contact 361-935-3934. Will provide fertility and Trich. Old South Poll cross bull.

This bull is homegrown, gentle and is cube broke. Any questions contact 361-935-3934. Will provide fertility and Trich. Old South Poll cross bull.

Powerful South Poll bulls to improve your herd. Our bulls are gentle and growthy. South Poll are bred to be low maintenance cattle that excel on a grass diet. We have several young bulls for sale from $2500 to $3000.

However, Flavonoids found in the Mahogany seed contains very high quantity of natural compounds that promotes Health Benefits of Flavonoids: Improves blood circulation Lowers fat build-up in the blood stream Lowers cholesterol level Reduces the risk of...

Hardy hibiscus seeds for sale, the are from this summers flowering and still in their pods. Also have seeds from a plant with no name but has fusia flowers. When purchased the names on them were "clown", similar to the current swirl, "old yellar" and...

Glad to email or text pictures or videos delivery pretty much anywhere these are hardy cattle with very little inputs no D worming no vaccine after 2 years old trace mineral and salt is all they get with grass

Will provide fertility test if sold. Registered 5 year old South Poll Bull born 3/8/2011.

Three great full blooded South Poll mamma cow's, each with 1 month old calves. Mammas are 5, 7, and 10 years old. 10 year old has a bull calf - asking $2,300 7 year old has heifer calf - aksing $3,250 5 year old has heifer calf - aksing $3,450 Our herd...

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African violet plants with dark green foliage usually need somewhat higher light levels than those with pale or medium green foliage.Turn pots regularly to keep flowers from reaching for the light.

A popular growing medium for starting African violet seeds is. If you need to separate seedlings that are growing too close together, you can do this when the African violet seedlings have leaves that are about 1/4 inch wide.

There are even special watering cans for African violets with longer stems to reach the soil surface under the foliage. You can also minimize damage by using room temperature water.– African violet plants don't perform well in direct light and strong...

If the fungus spreads too far (and the wetter it is, the quicker it spreads), it will kill the plant.Crown rot on African violet plants is evident in roots that become dark and soft.

African violets should be planted in a well-draining soil mix and water right at the soil. Lightly dust the scraped long neck with, then plant the African violet deeply enough so that the neck is under soil and the foliage is just above the soil line.If...

In fact, the latter part of the scientific name, axillare, refers to the location of the flowers.Spent flowers turn into a smooth elliptical berry with an orange rind-like skin. As long as you keep the soil a bit on the dry side and protect the plant...

Read on to learn more about ring spot on African violet plants.Of all the African violet diseases, African violet ring spot is about the least serious that you can encounter. Both Poesch (1940) and Eliot (1946) noted that African violets can experience...

The petiole should be trimmed to about 1 ½ inches for best results. Each division can be planted into pots with violet potting mix and they should do well.Now that you know the answer to, “Can I grow African violets from seed?” and “How do I propagate...

In other words, they're the perfect plant for busy (or forgetful) folks. Push the leaves apart gently to find the pups. Water lightly.Create a miniature greenhouse by covering the pot with a clear plastic bag.

Imagine leaves so lovely that blooms are a bonus... Without a single bud, it's still beautiful. A red back or “red reverse” may further intensify the colors of the foliage, making the plant seem to glow even without blooms.Variegation occurs in several...

You can find them in a wide range of leaf shapes, foliage types, and blossom colors, just as with their non-trailing cousins. Can be standard, semi-miniature, or miniature in size.

You may be able to remove larger crowns as well, allowing several new suckers and crowns to form in the resulting gaps. Your goal doesn't have to be perfect symmetry, but try for some balance in the overall shape of the plant.The Violet Barn's "Rob" Robinson...

The thing you need to be most careful about is the peat moss.When you buy a plant it will most likely have high peat moss content in the soil.This might burn the roots of your new treasure.

But they take up only a fraction of the space on your plant shelf or windowsill. You may find that it's easier to use the tip of a pencil rather than your finger to dislodge suckers.

(10-12”) Antigua Mix Hybrid Marigold features 3” fully double flower heads that cover the entire plant. 12,000-13,000 seeds/oz.; 7 day 72-75°F. All varieties sold by seed count are raw detailed seed.

(10-14”) Inca II Yellow Hybrid marigold features large, 4” double blooms. In addition, this marigold also has strong stems and a neat plant habit. (Tagetes erecta) Annual. 12,000-13,000 seeds/oz.; 7 day 72-75°F.