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Aucuba
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Avocado
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Azaleas
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Banana tree
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Bay laurel
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Beaucarnea
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Begonia
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Billbergia
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Bonsai
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Bougainvillea
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Cactus
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Calathea
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Calla lily
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Callistemon
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Camellia
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Capsicum
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Chamaedorea
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Chlorophytum
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Citrus
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Clivia
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Codiaeum
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Coffee tree
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Cyclamen
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Dieffenbachia
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Dionaea muscipula
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Dipladenia
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Dracaena
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Euphorbia
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Ferns
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Ficus
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Fittonia
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Fuchsia
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Gerbera
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Gloxinia
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Gynura
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Hippeastrum
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Hoya
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Indoor ornamental plants
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Ivy
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Jasmine
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Kalanchoe
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Lobster-claws
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Lucky bamboo
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Madagascar jasmine
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Mango
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Maranta
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Mimosa
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Monstera
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Murraya
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Oleander
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Olive tree
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Oxalis
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Pelargonium
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Philodendron
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Pilea
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Pineapple
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Plumeria
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Pothos
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Primula
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Rhipsalis
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Saintpaulia
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Sansevieria
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Schefflera
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Senecio
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Shoeblackplant
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Solanum
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Spathiphyllum
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Strelitzia
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String-of-pearls
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Succulents
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Tillandsia
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Tradescantia
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Vriesea
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Yucca
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Zamioculcas
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Zebra-plant
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Abelia
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Albizia
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American sweetgum
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Annual honesty
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Arborvitae
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Asian bleeding-heart
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Astilbe
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Autumn crocus
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Balloon flower
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Bamboo
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Barberry
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Birch
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Black locust
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Black-eyed Susan
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Boxwood
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Brugmansia
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Calluna
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Campsis radicans
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Carnations
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Catalpa
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Cherry laurel
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Chocolate vine
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Chrysanthemum
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Clematis
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Common hawthorn
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Common privet
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Common zinnia
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Conifers
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Cotinus
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Cotoneaster
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Crepe-myrtle
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Cypress
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Daffodils
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Dahlia
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Damask rose
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Dense blazing star
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Deutzia
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Diascia
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Dog-rose
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Dogwood
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Egyptian starcluster
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Elderflower Ornamental
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Elm
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English dogwood
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Euonymus
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Evergreen candytuft
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Everlasting flowers
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Fairy fan-flower
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Fir tree
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Florentine Iris
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Forsythia
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Freesia
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Gazania
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Ginkgo Biloba
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Gladioli
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Great masterwort
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Heartleaf Bergenia
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Hebe
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Hellebore
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Hibiscus
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Hollyhock
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Honey locust
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Hornbeam
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Hosta
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How it works
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Hyacinth
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Hydrangea
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Ilex
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Impatiens
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Japanese cherry
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Japanese quince
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Japanese skimmia
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Jasmine tobacco
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Juniper
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Lacy phacelia
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Lamb's-ear
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Lantana camara
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Lavender
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Lilac
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Lilies
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Lily of the valley
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Linden
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Lisianthus
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London plane tree
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Lonicera
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Magnolia
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Mahonia
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Maple
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Marigold
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Marvel-of-Peru
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Mountain-laurel
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Myosotis
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Norway spruce
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Oak
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Ornamental Chestnut
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Ornamental hazel
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Ornamental onion
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Osage orange
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Outdoor Ornamental Plants
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Pampas grass
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Pansies
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Paulownia
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Peony
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Petunias
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Phlox
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Photinia
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Pine
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Plectranthus
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Pomegranate
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Rhododendron
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Rock garden
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Roses
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Rowan
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Scarlet Firethorn
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Shrubby cinquefoil
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Siskiyou lewisia
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Snapdragon
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Snowdrops
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Spiraea
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Sumac
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Sweet alyssum
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Symphoricarpos
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Tamarisk
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Tree of heaven
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Tree of Judah
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Tulip
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Tulip tree
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Viburnum
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Weigela
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Willow
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Wisteria
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Zephyranthes
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Ants
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Armadillos
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Bats
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Beavers
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Bed bugs
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Birds
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Clothes moths
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Earwigs
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Fleas
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Flies
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Food moths
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Foxes
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Fruit fly
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General Pest Control
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German Cockroaches
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Grain weevils
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How it works - Pest Control
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Lice
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Mice
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Mold
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Moles
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Mosquitoes
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Myriapods
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Oriental Cockroaches
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Poultry mites
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Rabbits
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Raccoons
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Rats
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Silverfish
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Skunks
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Snakes
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Spiders
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Squirrels
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Stink bug
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Stray cats
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Stray dogs
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Ticks
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Tobacco beetles
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Wasps
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Wild boars
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Wood borers
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Asparagus
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Beans
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Broad bean
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Broccoli
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Brussels sprout
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Cabbage
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Carrot
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Cauliflower
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Celery
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Chickpea
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Cucumber
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Eggplants
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Fennel
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Garlic
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Horseradish
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Jerusalem artichoke
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Kohlrabi
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Leek
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Lentil
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Lettuce
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Lupine
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Melons
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Mushrooms
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Nettle
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Okra
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Onion
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Parsley
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Parsnip
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Patience dock
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Peanuts
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Peas
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Pepper
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Potato
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Pumpkin
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Radishes
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Rhubarb
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Sorrel
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Spinach
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Sponge gourd
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Sweet potato
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Tomatoes
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Vitelotte
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Zucchini
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Abutilon
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Acalypha
-
Aechmea
-
Aeschynanthus
-
Aglaonema
-
Alocasia
-
Aloe
-
Anthurium
-
Araucaria
-
Ardisia
-
Aspidistra
-
Aucuba
-
Avocado
-
Azaleas
-
Banana tree
-
Bay laurel
-
Beaucarnea
-
Begonia
-
Billbergia
-
Bonsai
-
Bougainvillea
-
Cactus
-
Calathea
-
Calla lily
-
Callistemon
-
Camellia
-
Capsicum
-
Chamaedorea
-
Chlorophytum
-
Citrus
-
Clivia
-
Codiaeum
-
Coffee tree
-
Cyclamen
-
Dieffenbachia
-
Dionaea muscipula
-
Dipladenia
-
Dracaena
-
Euphorbia
-
Ferns
-
Ficus
-
Fittonia
-
Fuchsia
-
Gardenia
-
Gerbera
-
Gloxinia
-
Guzmania
-
Gynura
-
Hippeastrum
-
Hoya
-
Indoor ornamental plants
-
Ivy
-
Jasmine
-
Kalanchoe
-
Lobster-claws
-
Lucky bamboo
-
Madagascar jasmine
-
Mango
-
Maranta
-
Mimosa
-
Monstera
-
Murraya
-
Oleander
-
Olive tree
-
Orchids
-
Oxalis
-
Pachira
-
Palm trees
-
Passiflora
-
Pelargonium
-
Peperomia
-
Philodendron
-
Pilea
-
Pineapple
-
Plumeria
-
Pothos
-
Primula
-
Rhipsalis
-
Saintpaulia
-
Sansevieria
-
Schefflera
-
Senecio
-
Shoeblackplant
-
Solanum
-
Spathiphyllum
-
Strelitzia
-
String-of-pearls
-
Succulents
-
Tillandsia
-
Tradescantia
-
Vriesea
-
Yucca
-
Zamioculcas
-
Zebra-plant
-
Abelia
-
Albizia
-
American sweetgum
-
Annual honesty
-
Arborvitae
-
Asian bleeding-heart
-
Astilbe
-
Autumn crocus
-
Balloon flower
-
Bamboo
-
Barberry
-
Birch
-
Black locust
-
Black-eyed Susan
-
Boxwood
-
Brugmansia
-
Calluna
-
Campsis radicans
-
Carnations
-
Catalpa
-
Cherry laurel
-
Chocolate vine
-
Chrysanthemum
-
Clematis
-
Common hawthorn
-
Common privet
-
Common zinnia
-
Conifers
-
Cotinus
-
Cotoneaster
-
Crepe-myrtle
-
Cypress
-
Daffodils
-
Dahlia
-
Damask rose
-
Dense blazing star
-
Deutzia
-
Diascia
-
Dog-rose
-
Dogwood
-
Egyptian starcluster
-
Elderflower Ornamental
-
Elm
-
English dogwood
-
Euonymus
-
Evergreen candytuft
-
Everlasting flowers
-
Fairy fan-flower
-
Fir tree
-
Florentine Iris
-
Forsythia
-
Freesia
-
Gazania
-
Ginkgo Biloba
-
Gladioli
-
Great masterwort
-
Heartleaf Bergenia
-
Hebe
-
Hellebore
-
Hibiscus
-
Hollyhock
-
Honey locust
-
Hornbeam
-
Hosta
-
How it works
-
Hyacinth
-
Hydrangea
-
Ilex
-
Impatiens
-
Japanese cherry
-
Japanese quince
-
Japanese skimmia
-
Jasmine tobacco
-
Juniper
-
Lacy phacelia
-
Lamb's-ear
-
Lantana camara
-
Lavender
-
Lilac
-
Lilies
-
Lily of the valley
-
Linden
-
Lisianthus
-
London plane tree
-
Lonicera
-
Magnolia
-
Mahonia
-
Maple
-
Marigold
-
Marvel-of-Peru
-
Mountain-laurel
-
Myosotis
-
Norway spruce
-
Oak
-
Ornamental Chestnut
-
Ornamental hazel
-
Ornamental onion
-
Osage orange
-
Outdoor Ornamental Plants
-
Pampas grass
-
Pansies
-
Paulownia
-
Peony
-
Petunias
-
Phlox
-
Photinia
-
Pine
-
Plectranthus
-
Pomegranate
-
Rhododendron
-
Rock garden
-
Roses
-
Rowan
-
Scarlet Firethorn
-
Shrubby cinquefoil
-
Siskiyou lewisia
-
Snapdragon
-
Snowdrops
-
Spiraea
-
Sumac
-
Sweet alyssum
-
Symphoricarpos
-
Tamarisk
-
Tree of heaven
-
Tree of Judah
-
Tulip
-
Tulip tree
-
Viburnum
-
Weigela
-
Willow
-
Wisteria
-
Zephyranthes
-
Ants
-
Armadillos
-
Bats
-
Beavers
-
Bed bugs
-
Birds
-
Clothes moths
-
Earwigs
-
Fleas
-
Flies
-
Food moths
-
Foxes
-
Fruit fly
-
General Pest Control
-
German Cockroaches
-
Grain weevils
-
How it works - Pest Control
-
Lice
-
Mice
-
Mold
-
Moles
-
Mosquitoes
-
Myriapods
-
Oriental Cockroaches
-
Poultry mites
-
Rabbits
-
Raccoons
-
Rats
-
Silverfish
-
Skunks
-
Snakes
-
Spiders
-
Squirrels
-
Stink bug
-
Stray cats
-
Stray dogs
-
Ticks
-
Tobacco beetles
-
Wasps
-
Wild boars
-
Wood borers
-
Asparagus
-
Beans
-
Broad bean
-
Broccoli
-
Brussels sprout
-
Cabbage
-
Carrot
-
Cauliflower
-
Celery
-
Chickpea
-
Cucumber
-
Eggplants
-
Fennel
-
Garlic
-
Horseradish
-
Jerusalem artichoke
-
Kohlrabi
-
Leek
-
Lentil
-
Lettuce
-
Lupine
-
Melons
-
Mushrooms
-
Nettle
-
Okra
-
Onion
-
Parsley
-
Parsnip
-
Patience dock
-
Peanuts
-
Peas
-
Pepper
-
Potato
-
Pumpkin
-
Radishes
-
Rhubarb
-
Sorrel
-
Spinach
-
Sponge gourd
-
Sweet potato
-
Tomatoes
-
Vitelotte
-
Zucchini
+NOUVELLE DISCUSSION
Oasis Pro Acid Bath, 2 litres
Rupture de stock
Oasis Pro Acid Bath, 2 litres
Rupture de stock
Information Produit
Oasis Pro Acid Bath est un détergent acide, concentré, fortement parfumé, qui convient au nettoyage des surfaces.
Sa formule permet d’éliminer facilement les dépôts de calcaire, les résidus de savon, mais aussi d’autres résidus sur diverses surfaces présentant une résistance à l’acide, laissant un parfum persistant.
Ce produit ne tache pas les matériaux ou les surfaces. Son utilisation n’implique pas le port d’un équipement de protection.
Mode d’emploi:
Oasis Pro Acid Bath est un produit concentré qui doit être dilué avant l’utilisation.
Dose d’application: 30-80 ml/ l d’eau
Avec 2 litres de détergent Oasis Pro Acid Bath on peut obtenir 40 litres de solution diluée.
Informations Complémentaires
| Fabricant | Ecolab |
|---|---|
| Conditionnement | 2 litres |
| Nettoyage | Sanitary surfaces |
| Formulations | Liquide |
Conseils de prudence
| P102 | Tenir hors de portée des enfants |
|---|---|
| P103 | Lire l’étiquette avant utilisation |
| P273 | Éviter le rejet dans l’environnement |
| P301+P312 | EN CAS D’INGESTION: appeler un CENTRE ANTIPOISON ou un médecin en cas de malaise |
| P305+P351+P338 | EN CAS DE CONTACT AVEC LES YEUX: rincer avec précaution à l’eau pendant plusieurs minutes. Enlever les lentilles de contact si la victime en porte et si elles peuvent être facilement enlevées. Continuer à rincer. |
| H302 | Nocif en cas d’ingestion |
| H332 | Nocif par inhalation. |
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