Land Cress growth stages

Our hot and dry summer was brown. But as the days get cooler and shorter, deciduous trees like baldcypress, blackgum, Chinese pistachio, crapemyrtle, dogwood, ginkgo, hickories, maples, oaks, pears, sassafras, sumacs, and sweetgum put on an autumn show in yellow, orange colors. , red, burgundy, and purple. In many parts of the country, fall foliage plays an important role in tourism. I think it should be here as well, since most of Texas has a little fall color to admire.

Many think that cool weather or frost causes the leaves to change color. Although temperature may determine the color and intensity, it is only one of the environmental factors involved in the coloring of deciduous trees. To understand the whole process, it is important to understand the growth cycle of our deciduous trees. During the growing season, trees store carbohydrates to support next year’s growth.

Where to Plant Pine

• Plant pine in shade or semi-shade.
• Grow garden gorse and curly gorse in moist but well-drained sandy loam.
• Grow a water lily in a container of compost-rich sandy soil submerged in running water.
• Nib prefers a soil pH of 6.0 to 6.8.

• Pins are cool weather annuals. Plant bilar in the garden in early spring, as early as 4 or 6 before the last frost, or bilar grows indoors all year round.
• Birch will germinate in about 14 days at 45°F (7°C).
• A garden sprig is growing quickly from seed; it will be ready for harvest 15 to 20 days after sowing.
• Curly flower needs between 40 and 50 days to reach maturity but harvesting can start 15 days after sowing.
• Watercress requires 55 to 70 days to reach maturity but runner tips can be pinched for use 15 to 20 days after planting.
• Planting every 10 days for a continuous harvest in mid-summer.
• Beets can become scarce and inedible in hot weather.
• Prune in late summer for autumn and winter harvest.

Flower

In single and terminal racemes or more often in compounds, reduced rhizomes are reduced in the axils of the lower leaves; Flower stems strong, more than 1 mm thick, 2-3 mm long. Petals are bright yellow, broad spoon-shaped, length 6-8 mm. Sepals are pale yellow-green, about 2 mm long. Flowering usually occurs between May and July.

After fertile flowers are liberal siliqua 40-70 mm long and 1.7-2 mm wide, slightly compressed, straight or curved, erect or subpatent, glabrous; 0.7-1.5mm stylus. The seeds are uni-seriati, oval, alveolar-reticulate, 2.5 mm long and 1.2 mm wide and grey-brown in colour.