The Best Types Of Miniature Daffodils
The Miniature Daffodils are from 2”, the tiniest, to 9” inches high. Most species or hybrids are only a generation removed from the species. And most, like their taller, 15-
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Horned VS Talled Bearded Iris
If you are unfamiliar with them, horned iris are like the tall bearded varieties, but with an important difference. In them, the beards stick out smartly like spurs or horns
How To Put On A Spring Flower Show – Plant A Garden Of Bulbs
Bulbs are for everyone who grows plants or who arranges flowers. They’re for beginners who’ll give them a minimum of know-how and care and for experts who take great boundless
Have You Considered the Dwarf Iris?
Too little attention has been given to the number of small iris that can be successfully grown in the garden. The tall bearded class has long dominated the iris family,
For Easy Gardening Try These Wild Flowers
Gardening with native plants is simple gardening. There’s seldom reason to think about winter-killing, severe insect or disease damage, fertilizers, or cultivation. While you probably won’t feel a change to
That Fragrance Called Jasmine
Many a gardener is confused by the variety, often of dissimilar plants, that are called jasmine or jessamine, in its more poetic form. But there’s one thing they all have
Why Not Plant Dahlias?
Come a pleasant morning in late April, and I am reminded that it is time to prepare my dahlia beds to receive the tubers which have previously been divided. By
What Are Double Duty Flowers?
Have you ever thought of planting flowers that will supply a profusion of bloom for winter as well as summer? It’s easy – if you choose the kinds of flowers
Tips To Grow Better Mums
Even though fall is months away, it’s not too soon to start working for top-quality chrysanthemums to brighten up borders or foundation plantings. Regardless of the number of plants grown
How To Grow Plunge-Pit Mums
The English method for growing “plunge-pit” mums combines the advantages of both outdoor growing and greenhouse culture. I have grown prize mums with this system, with certain modifications, for all