How To Bloom Flowers For Spring 6 Weeks Early
Spring flowering bulbs are the heralds of spring. You can have these flowers in your home a month to 6 weeks ahead of those that will bloom outdoors by planting
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The Latest Yellow Daffodil
Late flowering daffodils are usually white. Those interested in yellows will probably find none later than the little Narcissus gracilis, present in many gardens where its name is unknown and
What Is The Best Month To Plant Crocus Bulbs?
You’ve noticed, I’m sure, how quickly the snow melts away from the south wall of a building. Where the sun’s heat is amplified by reflection, the grass turns green and
What Are Some New Angles On Bulbs to Plant In The East
It is time to think about planting lilies again. One friend of mine has discovered that if he sends, say, $20 dollars or more according to how flush he feels,
Growing Bleeding Heart Vine/Glorybower: How To Care For Clerodendrum Thomsoniae
Clerodendrum Thomsoniae is a beautiful, evergreen shrub from tropical West Africa. It is commonly known as the Bleeding-heart vine or Glorybower. The plant’s name comes from the Greek words “kleros,”
Growing Hippeastrum x Hybridum Plants: How To Care For Amaryllis
Amaryllis, also known as Hippeastrum x hybridum or simply Hippeastrum (hi-pee-a-struhm), is a herbaceous bulbous plant belonging to the genus Hippeastrum and a member of the family Amaryllidaceae or the
Fall The Season for Bulb Planning And Planting – West
Many kinds of bulbs are planted in the fall. A great number of them give spring bloom. Examples are snowdrops, squills, grape hyacinths, crocuses, tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths. A few
The Lily Story – Easy To Grow – Plays Well With Others
If there is any hardy flower that has gained popularity more rapidly during recent years than the lily, we do not know what it is. The old idea that they
How To Care For The Stately Madonna Lily
The Madonna lily first came to the attention of the man in the “dawn of prehistory.” This was in the part of the world traditionally associated with the Garden of
How To Use Geraniums For Brighter Gardens
Like plumed soldiers on parade, some garden geraniums (a form of Pelargonium hortorum) hold their heads erect, while others, with long-stemmed flowers, appear to nod in greeting. Whether bedded out