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About Ronald B Persaud
Expertise
Florida (Central and South) lawns maintenance and troubleshooting.

Experience
Work experience in Garden and Technical Sales (Ace Hardware and Lesco). L&O Spray Technican/Horticulturist/Tree permitting (Local Municipality). Commercial Landscape Maintenance (Condo complex and Shopping Mall)

Organizations
Past member Florida Landscape Maintenance Association (Pinellas County).

Publications
On the 'Gardenweb' under the pseudonym "Ronalawn82"

Education/Credentials
CPO certified (L&O) Florida. Hons. Graduate: Eastern Caribbean Farm Institute (now Eastern Caribbean Institute of Agriculture and Forestry), Trinidad WI.

 
   

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Lawns - Vinca


Expert: Ronald B Persaud - 10/2/2009

Question
We had some full grown vinca last year.  Some of them re seeded this year with no help from us.  How did this happen?  I know some of them replanted since we planted different plants this year.  We really love the vinca and want to know what happened during the fall/winter that brought some of them back.  Thanks

Answer
Vinca grows readily from pieces and these will be exactly like the mother plant. The mature plant produces seed pods. These seeds will germinate and grow when conditions are right. Do not expect these seedlings to have the exceptional feature(s) of the mother plant.

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