Category Archives: bulbs Corms & Rhizomes
August is time to divide irises
Greetings, dirty thumbers. Although August isn’t usually a heavy gardening month – it’s a heat thing – there are jobs that are needed now to ensure a thriving garden for the rest of the year. We can clean up and … Continue reading
At Teen Hatti, more than three roads meet to create a neighbourhood – The Express Tribune
From 10am to 1pm, Teen Hatti’s flower market in bustling with activity. most wholesale retailers sell flowers at half the cost. For ecample, a dozen tuberoses are sold for Rs300 in the market, but here you can buy them for … Continue reading
The Garden Path: Decorating with natural materials fits the season
December in the garden is usually a quiet time. the garden chores are few – keeping the birdfeeder filled, making sure the pond has an opening to get oxygen to the fish. Some well-placed decorations will make the garden beautiful … Continue reading
Amouage channels Puccini masterpiece for new Honour duo
Amouage channels Puccini masterpiece for new Honour duo Published: 27/06/11 Source:
Conservatory bulbs
When you want a conservatory full of colour all summer, plant exotic bulbs, and grow a spectacular display for a song. Exotic bulbs (and other plants with storage organs such as corms, tubers and rhizomes) are a particularly seductive group. … Continue reading
Hyacinths – From Container to Garden Bed Gardening Help
Hyacinths are beautiful flowers and are available in a wide range of colors. one can choose from a variety of hyacinths and even mix and match them to get stunning results in the garden. Planting hyacinth bulbs and taking care … Continue reading
Caring for Tender Bulbs
Some of the most popular house plants are grown from tender bulbs. by keeping to their natural cycle of rest and growth, you’ll get colourful blooms year after year. by choosing carefully, you can have tender bulbous house plants in … Continue reading
SPRING: I
Green-fingered Alan Shipp has been custodian of one of only two national collections of
Schmidt’s Emails: Free Gladiolus Bulbs and Free Soil Testing
Gnomeprechauns Guarding their Pot O’ GoldWe are reliably informed that it is permissible to celebrate St. Paddy’s Day through the weekend, so we will. Our Gnomeprechauns will be out late Thursday night and we expect them to be a bit … Continue reading
Tulipmania and the Dutch Golden Age ~ Blog of an Art Admirer and History Lover
With strange perfumes he did the roses taint,And flow’rs themselves were taught to paint.The tulip, white, did for complexion seek,And learn’d to interline its cheek;Its onion root they then so high did hold,That one was for a meadow sold.(Andrew Marvell, … Continue reading