Small Treasures For Your Garden
The miniature narcissi, or daffodils, are delightful flowering bulbs that grow from 3” to 12” inches in height. All narcissi like moisture during their growing season, but none will tolerate
Flowering
Selecting Lilies
American bulbs are the rule with lilies, for none in the world are any better, fresher, or less likely to carry disease. Unless you are a fancier of species, you’ll
The Plain Weed Goldenrod
All over America, the goldenrod is in bloom. You may call sneeze-weed if you blame it for hayfever, pestilent weed if it invades your pasture-land, or plain weed if it
Get Acquainted With The Better Veronicas
The few good gardens Veronicas we grow are only a small part of the vast entanglement known to botanists, 300 or more of them, among which the majority are weeds.
Gentians
One of the choice wildflowers that we rarely see these days is the fringed gentian, Gentiana Erinita. It is an elusive plant, and if you have the good fortune to
The Daffodil Is Growing Up
The title I’ve chosen is not merely figuratively true. The daffodils are growing up. They are getting taller and bolder, more sophisticated, and prettier. The ungraceful creatures of the first
Heres News On Plants
Here is news about the following different plant species: Buell’s Gloxinia More than 50 new gloxinia color combinations and variations in the form are available in the Buell hybrid strain.
A Municipal Rose Garden
Roses are enjoyed by everyone. Not only are they beautiful in June, but they continue to flower throughout the entire summer into the cool autumn days. These are some reasons
New Oriental Poppies
The weather this year was not very kind to Oriental poppies. Many early varieties had their buds destroyed, and others were so damaged that they bore only imperfect flowers. As
Dutch Gladiolus Tested In Florida
With the heroism and farsighted business acumen of their kind, the Dutch and other European gladiolus hybridizers continued their plant breeding work on as extensive a scale as possible during