To propagate other types of podocarpus, do so by planting seeds or via stem cuttings. You'll need clean pruning shears, rich, well-draining soil, a small pot, and rooting hormone. Here's how to ...

Question: We have 12 podocarpus plants that are more than 6 ... Q: In a recent column, you mentioned sagos would be producing seeds. How should I plant them, and how long will it be before they ...

Podocarpus, a.k.a. Japanese yew ... Question: Can the hulls of sunflower seeds harm plants? I'm more concerned about my full-grown trees. We feed large amounts of black oil sunflower in hulls ...

LAKELAND -- When gardeners think about Podocarpus, they're more likely to view them as utilitarian plants than as objects of beauty. This isn't surprising because Podocarpus don't bear attractive ...

Though the fruit is also edible for us, the seed can be toxic. Growing podocarpus from seed is a bit difficult. Seeds are somewhat rare and can take up to a year to germinate. Some sources ...

Propagation: Start new plants from seeds and cuttings ... to a formal hedge shape throughout the growing season. *Uses: Podocarpus makes a durable addition to landscapes as an evergreen tree ...

All Podocarpus are propagated with hardwood cuttings ... Carrots, which are easy to grow and can be started from seed through March, are available in a rainbow of colors, including red, black ...

Podocarpus macrophyllus ... sometimes forming clumps through self-sown seeds and ground layers. Install bee balm in masses in cottage-garden settings and in butterfly gardens because its flowers ...

because cones and seeds are mildly toxic. The arils are used in custards and pies. The name podocarpus is interesting. Podos is greek for foot. Carpal refer to the bones in the hand and wrist.

That’s been the case for a long time with podocarpus (P. macrophyllus), a Japanese evergreen tree. Of potentially large plants routinely relegated to hedge use, podocarpus tolerates harsh ...