What’s New About A Curious Holly?
Plant materials of ilex species have been entering this country through the Section of Plant Introduction, U.S.D.A.’s efforts since 1898. The first of these introductions was a shipment of seeds
Plant materials of ilex species have been entering this country through the Section of Plant Introduction, U.S.D.A.’s efforts since 1898. The first of these introductions was a shipment of seeds
Eucryphias are desirable for the glory of their late summer bloom and, in cool-winter climates, for the brilliancy of autumn foliage. In 1859, E. glutinosa was introduced into England from
This charming corner of a city garden in San Francisco, located behind a Victorian house, is evidence of what thoughtful planning can achieve. At this time of year, when leisure
Holly selections for ornamental uses are propagated almost entirely from cuttings. This is because the seed is slow to germinate, and young plants often differ in fruit and foliage from
Exceptionally good foliage from spring to fall, beautiful summer flowers, and a dense pyramidal form (the maximum height is 60′ feet, although the tree is usually smaller) make the sorrel
This is the time of year when those who grow roses, whether many or few, begin to think of the chores that must be done if flowers are to be
Success with cuttings depends upon many factors, the most important of which are timing, types, hormones, media, propagating cases, and general culture. Importance of Timing Timing, which is probably the
Miniature roses have taken the country by storm! True miracles of nature, these tiny roses have become big business for rose growers. One nursery alone—anticipating demands—propagated over two hundred thousand
Rose development is apparently following a pattern set many years ago when introducing hybrid teas caused home gardeners to discard many old favorites. However, many rose fanciers are again switching
Tranquil and cool and especially beautiful at night — all this may be said of the white garden. Add the quality of fragrance to many, though not all, flowers, and