Spring Flowering Bulbs
Care and Maintenance Failure to Perennialize Table 1: Spring Flowering Bulbs Table 2: General Characteristics General Information Bulb Hardiness Site Preparation Planting Hints Climatic Zone Map [... more]
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Vascular Plant Image Library (Iridaceae)
Vascular Plant Image Library ) - Flower from front; upland opening near Cripple Fawn Bog - Flynn Bog System, Leon County, Texas - photo: ) - Flower from side; upland opening near Cripple Fawn Bog - Flynn Bog System, Leon County, Texas - photo: ) ... [... more]
botany.csdl.tamu.edu |
Summer Flowering Bulbs
As you are planning and planting for the summer season, remember it is a great time to enjoy loud, colorful flower splashes in your garden. What better plants to use than summer bulbs? They will return year after year with brilliant color ... [... more]
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Summer/Fall Flowering Bulbs: Nerine
Store bulbs dry or in container with ventilation at 35°F (2°C) Cluster of flowers on leafless stem; N. bowdenii flowers at the end of the growing period while N. sarniensis flowering is followed by foliage growth; strap-shaped leaves are produced [... more]
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Summer/Fall Flowering Bulbs: Sparaxis
Fire King (red), Horning (purple), Alba Maxima (white), Robert Schuman (white with red stripes) Salmon-orange, white, yellow, red, purple, pink Store corms dry at 68-77°F (20-25°C) Sword shaped leaves; star shaped flowers 12-18 inches (30-45 ... [... more]
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Summer/Fall Flowering Bulbs: Lilium
Asiatic hybrid lilies Hardy I I - injured below 5°F (-15°C) Enchantment, Ikaria, Pollyanna, Make Up Prefers well-drained soil Fall or spring Store bulbs in moist peat at 35°F (2°C) 12-48 inches [... more]
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Summer Flowering Bulbs
Failure to Perennialize Table 1: Bulb Characteristics Table 2: Light and Hardiness Bulb Hardiness Planting Hints Bulb Storage Maintenance Climatic Zone Map Site Preparation [... more]
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Browse All Cultivars
Holland flower bulbs technical services bulletin containing information on narcissus and cultivar information and images. Classification Failure to Flower Research Summaries Maintenance Climatic Zone Map Site Preparation [... more]
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Home Page for Irises (flower)
Irises are wonderful garden plants. You can certainly find some that will grow for you, if you just give them light. Some grow in deserts, some in swamps, some in the cold far north, and many in temperate climates. Iris means rainbow, and that's ... [... more]
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Propagating Dahlias
Dahlias (Dahlia pinnata) are natives of central Mexico in the region of Mexico City. The early forms were mostly single flower types that grew on well-drained soils of volcanic origin. Because of their origin, dahlias require well-drained soils, ... [... more]
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North American Native Iris
Many of the native irises are threatened by loss of habitat. Please do not endanger them further by collecting plants from the wild, and be careful not to damage their habitat when viewing or photographing them in the wild. The only acceptable ... [... more]
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Planting Location:
Dahlias should be planted in a sunny location. The soil should be rich and well drained with a pH of about 6.5. Wait until all danger of spring frost is past before planting. Cultivate around dahlia plants carefully, as they tend to have shallow ... [... more]
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