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 | Feb 10, 2012 | Other Bulbs for Warm Climates
Gloriosa Rothschildiana Superba, a beautiful perennial vine from Africa, is easy to grow and will multiply quickly. The striking crimson red flowers with a yellow base and slight yellow edges make it an eye-catching climber. It grows 5-6 feet tall and produces many...
by Marde Ross | Dec 9, 2011 | Other Bulbs for Warm Climates
The Giant Scilla may be the largest bulb in the world. Its massive bulb grows as big as a soccer ball, dwarfing most other bulbs. In fall, the Giant Scilla produces lush, large leaves that cover the ground beautifully. However, these leaves die back completely when...
by Marde Ross | Aug 22, 2011 | Daffodils, Other Bulbs for Warm Climates, Peonies, Tulips
Buying cheap bulbs will lead to disappointing results. One year I took pictures of all of my daffodil bulbs against a ruler to show the size. Bulbs differ in size according to variety, but one rule seems to hold true. Plant a smaller bulb rather than the largest that...
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