Can I Grow Aeschynanthus In Northern Ireland?
Aeschynanthus cannot grow in Northern Ireland, since it is native to southern and southeastern Asia, and the islands of Indonesia. It is a genus of ca. 185 species of tropical herbs with brightly coloured flowers that are usually pollinated by sunbirds. It is commonly known as the lipstick plant because of the appearance of its bud when it is developing.
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Can I grow grapes in Northern Ireland?
Absolutely! And other hardy vegetables and fruits as well. Black currants are more popular there, but grapes would be a fine choice. Source(s): community.livejournal.com/naturalliv...
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A suitable small plumb tree to grow in in Northern Ireland?
Size is down to the rootstock. St. Julien A is usually used if conditions are less than ideal but can still reach 20ft when mature. A newer dwarfing form called Pixy is becoming qu...
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which part of northern ireland is the percent catholic expected to grow most rapidly between 1971 and 2011?
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What crop from the New World provided nourishment to the growing population of Northern and Western Europe and eventually led to tragedy in Ireland because people were overly dependent on it?
potatoes.
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Can I grow grapes in Northern Ireland?
You need quite a lot of sun and heat to get them to produce !
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