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About George Heaton
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Expertise
Carnivorous plants and other endangered or threatened plants of northwest Florida are what I can answer questions about. Germination of seeds, growing instructions and other care facts are available from me.

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I have my own bog which is suitable to grow carnivorous plants and it is populated by sarracenia, sundews and other plant life.

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I am a high school graduate and I am self taught in the carnivorous plant field.

   

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Watering a yucka plant8/4/2007George Heaton
  Q: How often do you water this plant that is in a container?
  A: Good morning Tonya, This isn't my field of expertise and there are many different varieties of yucca ...
Slope planting7/22/2007George Heaton
  Q: Heaton, The SSE facing side of our lot in RI has a slope to it so regular mowing would not be ...
  A: Good morning Jeannie, This isn't my field of expertise but if the slope is too steep to mow I would ...
Lucky Bamboo7/6/2007George Heaton
  Q: What are the steps in training Lucky Bamboo?
  A: Good morning Carolyn, This isn't my field of expertise but lucky bamboo can be trained in a fashion ...
Diana Tree Althea7/3/2007George Heaton
  Q: ...I planted a Diana Tree Althea aka Hibiscus syriacus 'Diana' in my yard about three weeks ago. ...
  A: Good morning Jaime, This is not my field of expertise but I have had success with hibiscus. They ...
magnolia tree7/2/2007George Heaton
  Q: is it possible to take a piece of the magnolia tree and transplant it to another area
  A: Good morning Trey, Yes it is. Your success could vary depending on the method you use but it is ...
research 16/23/2007George Heaton
  Q: Sir, what garden plants can be used as a food supplement
  A: Good morning Gem, The answer listing all the garden plants with uses as food supplements would fill ...
Torrey Pine pruning & maintenance6/19/2007George Heaton
  Q: - I live in N. San Diego County. I want to prune and maintain a Torrey Pine tree. Do I need a ...
  A: Good afternoon Terresa, I'm glad you followed up and hope you will continue to update me. It is ...
Torrey Pine pruning & maintenance6/18/2007George Heaton
  Q: - I live in N. San Diego County. I want to prune and maintain a Torrey Pine tree. Do I need a ...
  A: Good morning Terresa, I am almost sure you can obtain help for your torrey pine without a torrey ...
Torrey Pine pruning & maintenance6/18/2007George Heaton
  Q: - I live in N. San Diego County. I want to prune and maintain a Torrey Pine tree. Do I need a ...
  A: Good afternoon Teressa, I would think one of your local tree surgeons or arborist would be able to ...
Torrey Pine pruning & maintenance6/16/2007George Heaton
  Q: - I live in N. San Diego County. I want to prune and maintain a Torrey Pine tree. Do I need a ...
  A: Good morning Teressa, A pine tree tends to seal its wounds with sap but if for some reason it hasn't ...
Cedar Trees6/14/2007George Heaton
  Q: I have 4 Cedar seedlings from an island in Lake Huron that I was given and am trying to raise. I ...
  A: Good afternoon Barb, I don't know which cedar specie you have but most have similar needs. Usually ...
basil seedlings/sulphur odor6/9/2007George Heaton
  Q: Why is there an odor of sulphur when I water my basil plants. ANSWER: Good morning Lisa, There are ...
  A: Good morning Lisa, It seems like it would have to be something in the soil if it isn't in the water. ...
yucca plant - emergency6/7/2007George Heaton
  Q: My yucca plant which I've had since I was a student (18 years ago) has had a nasty accident. When I ...
  A: Good afternoon Eileen, There should be no problem saving the plant but the flower stalk may be ...
basil seedlings/sulphur odor5/31/2007George Heaton
  Q: Why is there an odor of sulphur when I water my basil plants.
  A: Good morning Lisa, There are over 40 varieties of basil and I don't know of one that has a sulfurous ...
transplanting yucka plants5/27/2007George Heaton
  Q: i have several yucka plants that i would like to move to a different location. is transplanting ...
  A: Good morning Esther, The yucca plant is one of the easiest plants to transplant if you are careful ...
transplanting our century plant5/20/2007George Heaton
  Q: this plant is about 45 years old and we need to transplant it but we do not want to kill it or ...
  A: Good morning Cathy, Let me start by saying this is not my field of expertise and that the only ...
phosphorous plant5/17/2007George Heaton
  Q: is there any plant/root that is like phosphorous that glows?
  A: Good afternoon Rajesh, The bioluminescent or phosphorescent qualities are mainly in the fungus and ...
Peace of Lily Plant5/10/2007George Heaton
  Q: I have had the peace of lily for over a year and never had problems before now. It is early spring ...
  A: Good morning Chris, Most insect sprays have a disclaimer which indicates where they shouldn't be ...
fruit trees4/10/2007George Heaton
  Q: Can you tell me how to graft fruit trees, is there a book on this? Where can I get this info? Thank ...
  A: I can tell you how but the options available are many and easily found online if you search for ...
Cal Native Oak3/4/2007George Heaton
  Q: There is a California Native Oak sitting just next to my property line on a vacant hillside. The lot ...
  A: This isn't in my field of expertise but I'm fairly sure that none of the 3 species of California ...
fruits and vegetables2/18/2005Scot A. Watkins
  Q: Please explain to me thw difference between a fruit and a vegetable. I was asked this by my grandson ...
  A: Kay, I guess for me the easiest way to clarify the difference is that a fruit typically grows on a ...
Native Plants1/21/2005Scot A. Watkins
  Q: How old are some of our living creosote bushes (Larrea tridentata)?
  A: Stan, It is difficult to place an age on a particular plant because the Creosote bush grows as a ...
grapefruit tree1/10/2005Scot A. Watkins
  Q: My boyfriend has had a potted grapefruit tree for many years from a seedling from his grandfather's ...
  A: Laurie, It sounds as if your grapefruit tree, although in a large pot, may be suffering from being ...
Matting Leaves12/27/2004Scot A. Watkins
  Q: A few years ago I thought it would be neat if I could gather some leaves,(from various trees), as ...
  A: Mike, A number of years ago I create a local plant journal. Like you my thought was to maintain ...
Norfolk pine in OK?12/26/2004Scot A. Watkins
  Q: We got a Norfolk pine for our Christmas tree this year..it's about 3 ft tall...seems really ...
  A: Norfolk Island Pine is an excellent house plant in your locality. The reason I say house plant is, ...
Food12/18/2004Scot A. Watkins
  Q: When cauliflower is harvested, what happens to the large green leaves that are cut off? Are they ...
  A: Stan, It is my experience that those large green leaves are recycled. Although Cauliflower is ...
name of plant species12/12/2004Scot A. Watkins
  Q: That's great. But I got a follow-up: Is it a must to indicate "(L.)" after a plant? I have seen ...
  A: Raymond, I have often seen plant names written, both with and without the abbreviation. I understand ...
name of plant species12/11/2004Scot A. Watkins
  Q: I would like to aske why there is sometimes (L.) after a plant species name? What is it for? Does it ...
  A: The (L.) you refer to, often appearing after latin plant names is an abbreviation of Carl Von Linne' ...
Banana Trees12/10/2004Scot A. Watkins
  Q: Do banana trees produce seeds? Are they in the banana fruit?
  A: Stan, Bananas do not produce seeds in their fruit. Bananas reproduce asexually. The offspring is ...
Botany and taxonomy12/10/2004Scot A. Watkins
  Q: I am a veterinarian and amateur zoologist. I have become interested in botany - mostly identifying ...
  A: David, The easiest way to show the differences between monocots and dicots is to list the ...
a flower9/6/2001Mr. Pinakin
  Q: This outside plant has flowers & right below has seeds inside of what looks like string beans - ...
  A: u can get the picture on the internet if u know the family & name of the flower. if u know the ...
College student that needs plant help6/11/2001Dave
  Q: I am a college student taking a class in Economic Botony. I need help with a question that the prof. ...
  A: While I strongly oppose doing other student's homework, I will give you some hints. You might be ...
Plant growth4/19/2001Dave
  Q: How do you trim "spindley" house plants to encourage them to thicken?
  A: Spindly houseplants can develope due to several factors. Lack of sufficient light is the most ...
Pineapple3/31/2001Dave
  Q: I'm a third grade teacher in Globe Arizona. These questions may not be exactly in your area of ...
  A: A pineapple, while an unusual fruit in the way it grows and the species it comes from, is a fruit. ...
loufah3/7/2001Dave
  Q: Don't know if you're the right "expert", but not sure what category is....I was given some loufah ...
  A: You probably would have done better to ask this question under Vines, Vegetables or Seeds but I can ...
Tropical "LOOKING" Plants1/14/2001Dave
  Q: Im looking for some "Tropical LOOKING plants" that I can landscape with in the Northwest. Ive seen ...
  A: Sounds like you need to try some different nurseries! The "Tropical" look is all the rage in ...
fountain grass1/9/2001Dave
  Q: I live in Sublime, Texas and have several plants that are purported to be 'fountain grass.' It is ...
  A: In many places, Fountain grass (Pennisetum "Purpureum") is perennial and will resprout from the base ...
oleanders8/8/2000Dave
  Q: Dave, We just moved into a house in santa paula ca. and the back yard has large over grown ...
  A: This is a great time to prune back oleanders. The weather will be warm and days long for another ...
flowering vines7/4/2000Dave
  Q: Dave, I live in CA and am having trouble with my pink jasmine vines. They have not flowered since I ...
  A: It is not unusual for Pink Jasmine (Jasminum polyanthemum) not not be bloolimg during the summer. ...
wild sweet pea and brush killer6/8/2000Dave
  Q: I am not from your area, but Southwestern Michigan. I`m not sure which one of you to ask....I "had" ...
  A: I truly beleive tha there is not more effective weedkiller than Roundup avaialbe to gardeners. Not ...

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