Growing Nerine Plants: How To Care For Guernsey Lily
Nerine (nay-REE-nay) is a herbaceous perennial bulbous flowering plant belonging to the genus Nerine and is a member of the popular Amaryllidaceae or better known as the Amaryllis family. In
Bulbs
How To Color Your Garden With Bulbs
If for no other reason, gardeners look forward to the fall season because it is bulb planting time. Somehow, a keen sense of pleasure comes from carefully placing the bulbs
Why And How You Should Do Your Spring Planting In The Fall- With Graphics
Fall planting time is here, and since there are so many advantages in favor of a greater amount of planting at this time of year, it is difficult to understand
Answer: When Do You Plant Bulbs For Weeks Of Gorgeous Spring Color?
Now is the time to plan for that spring bulb garden to be sure of weeks of gorgeous color. There are hundreds of varieties and combinations awaiting your pleasure. Beginning
18 Weeks of Spring Bulbs – Possible?
Springtime is flower time, and of all the flowers that bloom in spring, those that burst forth from bulbs are the most colorful and prolific bloom. Indeed, by planting an
Spring Visions To Come: Plan, Plant Now The Very Essence of Spring
Daffodils seem to be the very essence of spring! After a long, cold winter almost any flower or sprig of green would be welcome and daffodils doubly so for their
Answer: When Does The Bulb Storing Season Start?
In September the planting of perennials is in full swing in the Middle West. As one expert puts it, “Peonies should be transplanted at 9:00 A.M. on September 15.” Not
Fall Planting Guide With Images (15)
Daylilies Daylilies (below left) can be planted almost any time soil can be worked but August and September are particularly good times as plants are partially dormant. Prepare the soil
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
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