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Gardeners use different types of 'Cloches' or covers for plants. There are floating row covers which are light polyester woven blankets that keep frost off plants and also protect them from insects. There are also domes made of waxed paper sold to protect plants - they are called hotkaps. One recent invention is called Wall'o'water and consists of a series of plastic tubes joined together which are filled with water. These allow gardeners to put out tender plants even before the danger of frost has passed and can add weeks to a growing season in cold areas.
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What the function of sepals in the unopened flower?
The sepals protect the tender parts of the flower in the unopened flower.
What is the function of the sepals in unopened flowers?
The sepals protect the tender parts of the flower in the unopened flower.
What eats tops off brown eyed susan plants?
Deer are known to feed on the tops of brown eyed susan plants. They are attracted to the tender shoots and flowers of the plant, which are often a target for grazing. Using deterrents like fencing or chemical repellents can help protect brown eyed susans from deer feeding.
What outdoor animal eats Shasta daisies?
Rabbits are known to eat Shasta daisies because they are attracted to the tender leaves and flowers of the plant. It's important to protect your Shasta daisies from rabbits by using fencing or other barriers to prevent them from feeding on your plants.
Which plants attract snails?
Plants that are attractive to snails include hostas, marigolds, and lettuce. These plants tend to have tender leaves that snails find tasty. To prevent snail damage, consider planting these species in raised beds or using barriers to protect them.
What is the name of A type of tree planted to shelter tender plants?
Trees planted to protect other plants are a shelter belt or windbreak. Usually a fast growing type are used.
What are plants called with green tender stem called?
Plants with green, tender stems are commonly referred to as "herbaceous plants." Unlike woody plants, which have hard, lignified stems, herbaceous plants typically have softer stems that can be either annual or perennial. Examples include many types of flowers, vegetables, and grasses. These plants often die back to the ground in winter and regrow in spring.
What is a building enclosed with glass in which plants are grown in called?
A hot-house, if heated to grow tender exotic plants. Or an unheated greenhouse in summer, or one that is moderately heated to keep it above freezing in winter. It depends on your climate and how tender the plants are.
What is a carriage for coal and water attached to a locomotive?
It's called a tender
Does lettuce come from a plants leaves?
What we call "lettuce" is the tender leaves of several different plants
How do you make your Achilles tender stronger?
U can't. Just protect it.
What does the White-lipped snail eat?
It eats grass and other low- growing plants. It also eats lettuce and other tender garden plants
Do blackbirds eat young cabbage plants?
Yes, blackbirds can eat young cabbage plants, particularly when they are newly sprouted and tender. The birds are attracted to the seeds and young foliage, which can lead to damage in gardens and farms. To protect cabbage plants, gardeners often use netting or other deterrents to keep blackbirds away.
What does too much sun do to plants?
Sun burning spots on the tender leaves. In some cases the photosynthetic apparatus in the leaves get damaged by excess of sunlight. this is called solarization.
What protects a leaf tender inner cell?
The epidermis and cuticle protect the tender inner cells of a leaf. The epidermis is a tough outer layer of cells, while the cuticle is a waxy layer that helps reduce water loss and protect the leaf from environmental stresses.
What is a tender of pigs called?
Swineherd
What is tender of pigs called?
Swineherd
