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Author Archives: JanV
Guide to Buying Late Season Perennials
Tweet Perennials are a great way to fill in those garden spaces that have winter killed or if you would like to extend the perimeters of your garden. Shopping for plants this time of the year can seem like a … Continue reading
Posted in Helpful Hints, Tip of the Week
Tagged Blooms, Brown Leaves, Buy Plants, Container Size, Foliage, Full Bloom, Garden Gate Magazine, Garden Plants, Garden Spaces, Growing Plants, Holes, Lot, Perennials, Perimeters, Pest Damage, Purchasing, Roots, Shopping, Signs, Size Matters
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Brianne’s Bouquet
Tweet Green With a Touch of Blue Brianne’s bouquet is in a round style in a bouquet holder with stems on the outside. Green spider mums, green hydrangea, green lizzianthus, green button poms, green hypericum, white freesia, and blue delphinium … Continue reading
Plant of the Month
Tweet Hibiscus This super bloomer is a great accent to a bright sunny room or a patio. Don’t be afraid to set it outside when the temperatures do not drop below 50 degrees. Eight inch blossoms of orange, pink, yellow last 2-3 … Continue reading
Posted in Plant of the Month, Welcome
Tagged Accent, Adequate Moisture, Bloomer, Blooms, Blossoms, Hibiscus, Orange, Pink, Prune, Sunny Room, Temperatures
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Laura’s Bouquet
Tweet Full of sentiment, Laura’s bouquet needed 16, an exact number, of yellow roses in various degrees of openness. A collar of charcoal grey tinted seed eucalyptus adds a unique touch. Designed in a bouquet holder with stems on the outside. Ivory ribbon and charcoal … Continue reading
Posted in Wedding Bouquets, Wedding Flowers, Welcome
Tagged Bouquet Holder, Boutonniere, Bride, Charcoal, Closeness, Exact Number, flowers, Grey Ribbon, Ivory Ribbon, Openness, Sentiment, Stems, Wedding Ring, Yellow Roses
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Tip of the Week
Tweet Weed Control! Who doesn’t want to cut back on time weeding the garden? An inexpensive, eco-friendly solution is to place 6-8 layers of newspaper on a weeded, fertilized soil. One cautionary tip is to make sure you leave enough … Continue reading
Tip of the Week
Tweet Planting Gerbera Daisies. I get a lot of how to questions but this is my favorite.. why don’t my gerbera daisies bloom when I transplant them to a larger container or into the ground. This is a little secret … Continue reading
Posted in Helpful Hints, Tip of the Week
Tagged flowers, Gardening, Gerbera Daisies, Gerbera Plant, Inquiries, Little Buds, Little Darling, Lot, Plants, Soil
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What’s Blooming?
Tweet Mother’s Day! May 12, 2013 A chance to honor that special woman in your life that nurtured you in some way. Be it your mother, your grandmother, your wife, daughter,wife or the best friend that helped you make sense of this tremendous … Continue reading
Plant of the Month
Tweet Calla Lily Zantedeschia or Arum Lily is another sure sign of spring. As a house plant they reach 12 to 15 inches high. In shades of pink white, rust and many shades of purple these cup shaped blossoms are … Continue reading
Posted in Plant of the Month, Welcome
Tagged Arum Lily, Blossoms, Bulbs, Calla Lily, flowers, Foliage, House Plant, Leaves, Plants, Rest Period, Shades Of Purple, Sign Of Spring, Smile, Soil, White Rust, Zantedeschia
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What’s Blooming?
Tweet Business Professional Week April 22 – 27, 2013. I challenge you to find a better way to say thank-you or you are appreciated. Flowers speak volumes when it comes to appreciating someone. This beautiful arrangement says it all. Bright sunflowers, … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, What's Blooming
Tagged April 22, Business Week, flowers, Poms, Raffia Bow, Spray Roses, Stock, Sunflowers
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Tip of the Week
Tweet Step By Step Guide to Repotting *Prepare plants by thoroughly watering a day or 2 ahead of time. *Select an area where you can make a mess and prepare the area with drop clothes or plastic. *Gently pull out … Continue reading
Posted in Helpful Hints, Tip of the Week, Welcome
Tagged Ahead, Clothes, Houseplant, Particles, Plants, Pot, Proper Drainage, Roots, Slabs, Soil, Step By Step, Survival, Temptation, Trailers
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