The first candy canes were almost entirely sugar, no peppermint, and most assuredly had no red striping. |
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They'll soon die anyway, and removing them admits more sunshine to the new canes growing from the base of the plant. |
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As in red raspberries, surplus blackberry canes should be thinned out in the spring. |
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Prune the flowering side shoots to two to three buds above the structural canes during the dormant season. |
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Also, when the old fruiting canes are removed after harvest, some of the weak suckers can be removed by hand. |
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On established plants, prune dead, damaged, and overcrowded canes to the base. |
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Anthracnose can cause symptoms on canes, leaves, fruit, and stems of berry clusters. |
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Most of this class are large shrubs with rather lax canes that can be trained as pillar or climbing roses. |
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Feed tomatoes regularly, pinching out any side shoots that form and tying the main stems to canes for support. |
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To protect shrubs, erect a windbreak by inserting stout canes round the plant and then fixing several layers of hessian or netting to them. |
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Thieves are also using bamboo canes with magnets on the end to fish keys through letter boxes. |
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Hoops and canes had proved ineffective and a strong but natural support was urgently required to keep the new growth of this plant upright. |
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Spring shoot growth on diseased canes is weak and stunted above the cankered area. |
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Though traditional ramadas were made with mesquite poles, ocotillo canes, and saguaro, these materials are not readily available in nurseries. |
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He used barbed wire to attach crossbeams to posts and bailing wire to lash ocotillo canes to the crossbeams. |
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As the haulms grew they were top dressed with the same compost as before and supported by canes and string. |
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It's hard enough to get people to use their canes or to wear unfashionable support stockings. |
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Lily and tulip bulbs can go into the garden as can deciduous trees, climbers, shrubs and hedges, roses and fruit trees, bushes and canes. |
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Then bundle the remainder of the exposed canes into groups of two or three with straw or other insulating material. |
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Around her neck and from each ear hung a little Santa Claus and a bracelet held charms of snowmen, reindeer, and candy canes. |
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The company beat out rhythms with their canes, hoisting them overhead and twirling them in unison, their footwork crisp in Morse code mode. |
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I enjoy keeping the garden clear of old raspberry canes, intrusive crab grass, and debris. |
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Prune out all canes with diameters less than a pencil width and old, brown canes that tend to be less productive. |
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As you can see, these are all real glass ornaments, but they are cupcakes and peppermints and candy canes. |
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We make our way carefully through the periwinkle, a little wild patch of lilies of the valley, and some vicious canes of blackberry. |
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In summer, pinch out the top 2 inches of growing canes that are approximately 18 to 36 inches tall. |
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The bacteria induce galls or tumors on the roots, crowns, or canes of infected plants. |
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Flipping back one of the exercise mats, he revealed a selection of whips, canes and crops. |
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A slippery deck is especially hazardous for swimmers who use mobility equipment such as crutches, canes, and walkers. |
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John has attached old pram wheels to a wooden box so he can move easily among the raspberry canes without crippling his knees. |
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The first stage is rapid, vigorous growth characterized by unusually dense formation of prickles on stems and canes. |
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Arrayed in silk suits and carrying gold-handled canes, they swaggered around town with a distinctly proprietary air. |
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Many people of all ages from one group were limping because they lacked one or more limbs and had canes or prosthetics. |
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It has large leaves that are flexible, unlike those of most of the dumb canes. |
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Even now I keep my dumb canes up and away, just on the chance that one of the two may take an interest in having a green snack. |
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Common plant hazards include lilies, mistletoe, azaleas, geraniums, dumb canes, and fruit trees such as apple and apricot. |
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I had read that dumb canes can be poisonous to pets, but my cat seems to prefer fake Christmas tree branches. |
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For example, azaleas, calla lilies, dumb canes and oleanders are plants to avoid or to use with caution. |
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She wanted me to see her collection of two Marianne dumb canes and numerous Chinese evergreens growing at an east window. |
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The most important part of a hybrid tea plant is the bud union, from where all new canes originate, and it requires the most protection. |
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Similarly, canes or walking sticks are often coated with Teflon, so that they will not slip on hard, smooth surfaces. |
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Benign interventions include hot and cold packs, bandages, canes, lotions, vitamins and nutritional supplements. |
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The first shot of this is an establishing shot with a stone table, restraints and a table with canes, whips, and instruments for raking flesh. |
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They had gooseberries, blackcurrants, white currants and blackberries together with a really good stand of raspberry canes. |
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This is done by cutting off all fruited canes at the base and untangling new growth and tying it to supports against the wall or fence. |
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Like other brambles in its genus, wineberry forms a clump of arching canes that may reach nine feet in length. |
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At least four 15-year-old bushes were completely smashed to the ground, the canes splintered into kindling. |
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This reminds me of when my Dad used to make kites for me out of bamboo canes and brown paper. |
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In winter, prune back laterals that are produced to within 24 inches of the main canes. |
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At the rear of each, Tom attached a lattice panel to support the rose canes, provide a backrest, and enclose the seat. |
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Skinner kept canes and a riding crop in his locker, which he used on his victims. |
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Many rosarians agree that Epsom salts produces more new canes at the bottom of the plant and darker green foliage. |
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Bush roses are shrub like and climbers produce canes that require some sort of support. |
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Cut out all the old fruiting canes from raspberries, loganberries and blackberries and tie in the new shoots. |
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If loganberries and raspberries have not yet been cut down and the new canes tied in, do this now. |
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Life is not all candy canes and lollipops but it doesn't mean we should forget what the results of our actions are. |
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Next, use the loppers or pruning saw to remove as many of the oldest canes as necessary at ground level. |
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Top hats and black malacca canes are the visual signature of a show that combines cartoon posturing and a commitment to articulating the text. |
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For example, blind people can maneuver through unfamiliar areas with the aid of seeing-eye dogs or canes. |
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These roses require support for their canes, as they do not have tendrils like vines to attach themselves. |
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Sometimes, the placing and spacing requires a bit of thought, so I poke in small bamboo canes where I want plants to go. |
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With no windows the interior is illuminated only by the thin needles of light entering between the bamboo canes. |
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After pruning, allow each season's new canes to trail on the ground, where they won't crowd fruiting canes. |
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As they grew, the plants were trained by weaving new canes through the wrought-iron arch and tying them in place. |
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Additionally all the rigging, anchor ropes, cargo nets, fishing nets, flags and shrouds were produced from the canes. |
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This soil should be mounded up around the base of the canes to a height of 10 to 12 inches. |
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Later in the season, gradually remove the soil so that the canes are uncovered completely by the last frost date in your area. |
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You can plant the roses at the base of a fence and weave their canes between the slats. |
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The boysenberry canes are bursting with bright green leaves and overflowing the square of low trellises behind the old flagstone barbecue. |
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Lions provide thousands of people every year with free quality eye care, glasses, braillewriters, large print texts, white canes and guide dogs. |
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To reduce the height of a fast growing rambling rose on an upright trellis, try looping and tying the flowering canes as shown. |
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But explorers would not eat prissy little candy canes and peanut brittle when they could tear into a hamburger, would they? |
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The young bucks in the herd had been rubbing their velvety antlers clean on the blueberry canes. |
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The last chapter allows you to make chocolate tree decorations, candy canes, iced gingerbread and stained glass biscuits in time for Christmas. |
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While Christmas has candy canes and gingerbread houses, Valentine's Day is for chocolate hearts and chocolate kisses. |
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Decorate a tree in the kitchen with edible delights, cookies, cookie cutters, candy canes, strings of marshmallows etc. |
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Stam's choice would be this black bamboo whose arching canes can have the gleam of polished ebony. |
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In winter, the stems, or canes, turn from green to red, which helps protect them from ultraviolet rays and oxidation. |
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A scattering of alliums, Purple Sensation, nicely set off the yellow of the bamboo canes and the palm flowers. |
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Burying the rose is best accomplished by first hand-stripping leaves, then bundling the major canes loosely together. |
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After your roses become dormant in the fall, protect them from severe freezing weather by piling a mound of soil over the canes. |
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When the canes reach the top of a stand-alone post, they will cascade and supply an umbrella of blooms. |
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The berries are borne on year old canes, and on two and three year old spurs. |
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The farther the fruiting canes are from the main stem, the less likely they are to bear fruit. |
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After the spring wave of bloom is finished, climbers may have older canes shortened or removed. |
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The further back you cut hybrid teas, the stronger and thicker the new canes will be. |
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Brambles send up so many new canes each year that they can become overcrowded, so you must also cut some of the new canes to the ground. |
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They were carrying canes and doing a sort of tap-dance, minus the taps. |
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Damien and Thomas, sitting beside the warm fire, spilled the contents of two knit stockings into their laps and revealed a mound of candy canes and sweets. |
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Above-ground symptoms include chlorosis and reddening of the leaves, small leaves, defoliation, branch dieback, death of entire canes, stunting, and death of the entire bush. |
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A fantasy world filled with lollipops, peanut brittle, and candy canes, where even the pitfalls are delicious and made of things like molasses and gumdrops. |
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Most damasks have arching canes and flowers that bloom in small clusters. |
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Use canes to mark out the areas and apply the poison evenly. |
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Some teachers also punish students by flogging them with whips made of rubber, with heavier canes, or simply by slapping, kicking, or pinching them. |
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We strung popcorn and cranberries, hung lights and candy canes. |
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They brought the eggs back to Constantinople in hollow canes. |
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There were little blond girls in knit hats next to elderly African American women hobbling on canes. |
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It is seldom wise to leave more than six canes on any rose plant. |
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Joyce plays with the idea of musical sounds, with peals of girlish giggles, snatches of songs, ringing of bells and tapping of canes creating a symphony of noise. |
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After harvesting June-bearing blackberries, boysenberries, and raspberries, cut spent canes back to the ground and tie up new ones as they develop. |
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Outside the ancient settlement, with its alleyways and arches reinforced with bamboo canes, is the early 13 th-century romanesque church of St Esteve. |
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Tie all the main shoots firmly to supporting wires or canes. |
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If the plant has been neglected and gotten leggy, or if you are planting a new rose, then cutting back to the six-inch mark should encourage strong new canes from the base. |
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Tie short pieces of old bamboo canes together to make a nest for ladybirds and place them next to the plants that are regularly attacked by aphids, such as roses. |
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Bright red is a bold accent in clusters of anemones and candy canes. |
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Commercial sugarcane hybrid cultivars currently in production are high-yielding, disease-resistant, millable canes and are the result of years of breeding work. |
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Sometimes, a sharp tool such as a chert flake was used, while other times blunt instruments such as torch canes or the artist's fingers were employed. |
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A handful of innocent-looking walking canes mounted on a wall hide huge swordsticks, most taken from elderly passengers who wanted them for protection. |
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If only about 60 percent of the better stems are staked with canes and the other lateral shoots removed through disbudding, the plant forms bigger, and more showy flowers. |
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He cuffed her ear then proceeded to drag her sneakily through to the entrance hall where a hallstand replete with walking-sticks, canes and umbrellas snarled their progress. |
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Feel free to tie the canes together with soft string or tying-up tape, and then wrap the whole bundle, fastening the fabric tightly with clothespins. |
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Remove completely any canes which rub each other by crossing. |
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A vision of twin-set cardigans and walking canes spring to mind. |
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When your rose garden starts to mature there will come a time when loppers will be indispensable for cutting back old, thick canes that are too much for pruning shears. |
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There were periodic beatings where the guards would enter with canes. |
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Legend has it that monks working for the emperor Justinian I smuggled silkworm eggs to Constantinople in hollow canes from China. |
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The important forests products are bamboo canes, Maratha barks, chillar barks and the bhirand. |
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They send up long, arching canes that do not flower or set fruit until the second year of growth. |
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An entire cul-de-sac of lights, inflatable Santa Claus, candy canes, reindeer, animated figures and a giant star to lead the way. |
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With bougainvilleas, train them around a wigwam of 5ft canes, secured with string at the top. |
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The mason bee likes to lay its eggs in hollow plant stems, s o we have made our artificial nests from lengths of bamboo canes bundled together. |
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The daily quota for sugarcane was set to five hands rather than six and with ten canes in each bundle. |
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Place some modelling clay in the bottom of the pot and stick the bundle of straws or canes in to the clay. |
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She takes the scraps, combines them into more complex canes, slices them and lays them over the metal light switch covers and cures them in a toaster oven in her classroom. |
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Harrow's uniform includes straw hats, morning suits, top hats and canes. |
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Near by he could see the thicket of raspberry canes, growing tall and close like a tropical jungle, in whose shadow he had played with the Boy on bygone mornings. |
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