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Dr. Leonard Perry, Extension Professor Have you ever thought about buying flowers, such as for Valentine’s Day or other special occasions, but don’t because they last so short a time? Perhaps the problem is how you treat them. Proper care and handling of roses, daffodils, chrysanthemums, and other cut flowers can add hours Continue reading Add Hours to Your Flowers By Linfa Jenkinson Spring is the time when nature and your garden awakes and comes alive after the long winter. That first spring flower or that first green leave is the sign that winter in coming to an end and that a new growing season has arrived. Spring and Flower gardening is Continue reading Spring Flower Gardening Making a plant flower at a predetermined time or under artificially imposed conditions is called forcing. Hardy bulbs are particularly suited for forcing indoors and offer a succession of color throughout the winter and spring months. The most common hardy bulbs for forcing are crocuses (Crocus species), daffodils (Narcissus species), hyacinths (Hyacinthus species) Continue reading Forcing Bulbs Indoors Week 1: Early Rhododendrons Azaleas Flowering Dogwoods Crabapples Late-Flowering Cherries Japanese-Quince Asian Magnolia Woodland Wildflowers Tree Peonies Lilacs Dove-Tree Species Roses Spring-Blooming CamelliasWeek 2: Late Azaleas Rhododendrons Sweet Bay Tree Peonies Tulip-Tree Black Locust Herbaceous Peonies Woodland Wildflowers Herbs Old Garden Roses Lilacs Week 3: Late Azaleas Rhododendrons Mountain-Laurels Southern Magnolias Sweet Bay Continue reading What’s Blooming in May Week 2: Early bulbs Winter-hazel Wintersweet Sweet-box Cornelian-cherriesWeek 3: Japanese-andromeda Winter jasmine Pussy willows Week 4: Daffodils Woodland wildflowers Flowering cherries Republished by Blog Post Promoter |
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