Can I Grow Graptopetalum In Northern Ireland?
Graptopetalum would not do well in the Cold climatic conditions of Northern Ireland as it is adapted to hot arid climate. It is one of the plant genus of the family Crassulaceae. These are perennial succulent plants and are also native to Mexico and Arizona.
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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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Papaver Somniferum grow wild in northern and southern ireland?
No, not that particular poppy, the field poppy which is red grows wild as does the welsh poppy which is yellow. Oriental poppies (hairy leaves) are widely grown in gardens and are ...
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which part of northern ireland is the percent catholic expected to grow most rapidly between 1971 and 2011?
Ireland ha...
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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 watermelon in northern ireland?
Nadimah: I did some research, and watermelons will grow in your area.  Your climate, with its maritime influence, has mild winters [lucky you!] and cool summers with ample rainfall...
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