GARDENER’S MAILBAG Dear Neil, I saw a devil’s ivy plant with huge (dinnerplate- sized) leaves in a tropical botanic garden. How can I get mine to produce leaves that large?... Premium Content is ...

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Dear Neil, I saw a devil’s ivy plant ...

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Dear Neil: Can I reuse potting soil I had in large containers on my patio last summer? I normally do not, at least not in the same pots without taking it out and adding in “fresh” organic matter.

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