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Tag Archives: Blooms
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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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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Plant of the Month
Tweet Azalea A blooming bouquet. Florist azaleas have a reputation for their beauty, but are very difficult or impossible to re-bloom. These gorgeous plants with ruffled blooms come in shades of pink, white, coral, and red. They need bright indoor light, cool temperatures … Continue reading
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Tagged Azalea, Azaleas, Blooms, Bouquet Florist, Coral, Cousin, Desk Tops, Flower Lovers, Fun Club, Gorgeous Plants, Reputation, Rhododendron, Shades, Soil, Temperatures
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What’s Blooming?
Tweet PeeGee Hydrangea. It is with bittersweet feelings that I report the best bloomer this week is the PeeGee hydrangea. One of the last of the summer flowers to bloom, this hardy, fuss free shrub is now loaded with the … Continue reading
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Tagged Blooms, bouquet, Darlings, Feelings, Fuss, Peegee Hydrangea, Pink Clusters, Shrub, Summer Flowers
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Tip of the Week!
Tweet Deadheading Deadheading is a non-favorite as far as garden chores, but it is an important task and not for appearance alone. Some plants may stop blooming if they are not attended to promptly and hybrid perennials allowed to go to seed … Continue reading
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Tagged Appearance, Blooms, Bud, Favorites, First Frost, Flower Gardening, flowers, Garden Chores, Garden Encyclopedia, Garden Flower, Garden Time, Investment, Offspring, Perennials, Plants, Pruning Shears
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Tip of the week
Tweet Pick up an extra blooming plant! With this year’s season weeks ahead of schedule it may be a good idea to pick up an extra pot or two when they go on sale in a couple of weeks. As … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahead, Blooms, Blossoms, Containers, Greenhouses, Lot, Perennials, Pot, Think Big
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Tip of the Week
Tweet Caring for your Easter Lily The pure white blossoms of the Easter lily signify the sacred side of spring, and they are one of the most popular of all blooming houseplants. Unbelieveably, they do not naturally bloom in spring, but … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthers, Blooms, Blossoms, Cool Room, Drainage Holes, Easter Lily, flowers, Greenhouse Growers, Houseplant, Houseplants, Pollen, Pot, Regimens, Right Time, Sacred Side, Snip, Survival Guide, White Lily, Zone 5
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Tip of the Week!
Tweet Can I Plant Summer Annuals and 2 Other Questions for this Strange Spring 1. Is ok plant annuals? I am very anxious also, but will resist the urge to plant any summer plants until the 3rd week of May, … Continue reading
What’s Blooming?
Tweet Iris This week’s featured flower is the iris. Commonly known as fleur-de-lis, it is anything but common. Pronounced Eye-ris, these bulbs originate from southern Europe and the Mediterranean. This is a sure sign of Spring in many parts of the world, however … Continue reading
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Tagged Blooms, Bulbs, Colors, Consumers, Cultivars, Delicate Flower, Fleur De, Florists, Iris Flower, Irises, Sign Of Spring, Southern Europe, Vase Life, Violets, Yellows
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What’s Blooming
Tweet Agapanthus This week’s featured flower is the agapanthus. Also known at the African lily or Lily of the Nile, it is native to South Africa. It’s Greek meaning is “love flower.” This multi-flowered crown of spherical blooms … Continue reading
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Tagged African Lily, Agapanthus, Blooms, Cluster Flower, Lily Of The Nile, Love, Nbsp, Punch, South Africa, Three Feet
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