by Marde Ross | Mar 23, 2012 | Other Bulbs for Warm Climates
The Giant Scilla is the largest bulb in the world. Its lush leaves appear in the fall and die back during winter. In the spring, tall stems emerge, reaching up to five feet, resembling the foxtail lily. A smaller version, the Delicate Scilla, grows to three feet. Both...
by Marde Ross | Mar 20, 2012 | Daffodils
IF YOU WANT CHEAP DAFFODILS, WAIT UNTIL THE END OF THE YEAR and buy from me! I photographed all of my daffodil bulbs one year, placing them against a ruler to show their size. Bulb sizes vary by variety, but one rule is clear: if you plant a smaller bulb than the...
by Marde Ross | Mar 13, 2012 | Other Bulbs for Warm Climates
Mr. Fokker Single Blue Anemones are shown here as they begin to open. This stage is perfect for cutting them to bring indoors. When you place them in vases, ensure they have plenty of water to keep them fresh. The vibrant blue blooms of the Mr. Fokker anemone are just...
by Marde Ross | Mar 12, 2012 | Other Bulbs for Warm Climates
Heirloom freesias are beautiful, fragrant, and multiply quickly from both seed and bulbs. They bloom reliably each year and often return when the rains begin, even after being left in pots. Their hardiness and strong fragrance make them a delightful addition to any...
by Marde Ross | Mar 10, 2012 | Daffodils
The daffodil walk to the Thalia and Ice Follies fields is a special spring event. As you walk, you’ll notice that the Ice Follies are finished blooming. Their bright yellow petals have faded, leaving the stage for the next bloomers. Now, the Thalia daffodils are...
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