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Phalaris arundinacea | {{:Wikipedia:Phalaris arundinacea}} | ||
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== Cultivation section == | |||
'''Growing''': Although many species prefers humid areas, they´ll grow as good in most of the garden soil, which doesn´t dry over the summer. Green-leafed species are growed on sun or in the light shadow, colour-leafed cultivars is optimal to seed on a sunny place, else threats return to the green leaves. Most of the species is cold proof. They are breeded by seeding or separation. | |||
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Cultivation section
Growing: Although many species prefers humid areas, they´ll grow as good in most of the garden soil, which doesn´t dry over the summer. Green-leafed species are growed on sun or in the light shadow, colour-leafed cultivars is optimal to seed on a sunny place, else threats return to the green leaves. Most of the species is cold proof. They are breeded by seeding or separation.
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