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Flowering bulbs like daffodils, tulips, hyacinths and crocus are some of the earliest flowers to appear in gardens each year, some starting to bloom as early as January. Many will bloom and multiply for years with minimal care, while others are best planted for one season’s show of color in our hot climate. Continue reading Spring-Flowering Bulbs October 8th, 2011 | Tags: Daffodils, Deciduous Trees, Drainage Problems, Early Winter, Fall And Winter, Fall Spring, Flower Beds, Hyacinths, Midday Sun, Minimal Care, Pine Bark, Planting Bulbs, Soil Ph, Soil Test, Spring Bloom, Spring Bulbs, Spring Flowering Bulbs, Store Food, True Bulbs, Window Boxes | Category: Flower Bulbs, Flowers | Leave a comment The large showy, flowers of peonies are produced in mid-to late spring. Many colors and flower forms are available. Because winter chilling is required for dormancy, peonies often do not perform well in the lower South. Early blooming and single or Japanese cultivars generally perform better in South Carolina than other types. Height/Spread Continue reading Peonies February 3rd, 2011 | Tags: 3 Feet, Afternoon Shade, Attractive Foliage, Compost, Cultivars, Cut Flowers, Fragrant Flowers, Fungal Diseases, Hedges, Herbaceous Peonies, Late Spring, Manure, Organic Matter Content, Ornamental Features, Pine Bark, Planting Tree, Root Rot, Showy Flowers, Shrub, Tree Peonies | Category: Flowers | Leave a comment Marigolds are easy to grow, bloom reliably all summer and have few insect and disease problems. They have understandably been a favorite annual in this country for many years. Height/Spread Plant height varies with the cultivar. Marigolds cover a full range of sizes from about 6-inch dwarves to 3 foot-tall plants. Ornamental Features Continue reading Marigold March 27th, 2009 | Tags: Aromatic Fragrance, Color Ranges, Container Plantings, Cultivars, Cut Flowers, Dry Weather, Dwarves, Flower Color, Flowerbeds, Foliage Color, Hard Frost, Leaf Mold, Marigolds, Orange Red, Organic Matter, Ornamental Features, Pine Bark, Spider Mites, Tall Plants, Yellows | Category: Flowers | Leave a comment Annuals quickly provide more color in the landscape for longer periods of time than any other garden plants. They are versatile, sturdy and inexpensive. Annual zinnias, salvia and petunias Karen Russ, ©2007 HGIC, Clemson Extension Growth Rate True annuals sprout from seed, flower, set seed and die within one season. Many flowers Continue reading Growing Annuals October 27th, 2008 | Tags: Allysum, Clay Soils, Cold Seasons, Feeder Roots, Flower Set, Garden Plants, Growing Seasons, Heavy Rain, Impatiens, Leaf Mold, Light Frost, Ornamental Kale, Pea Gravel, Pine Bark, Practical Definition, Sandy Soils, Tolerant Species, Trees And Shrubs, Zinnia, Zinnias | Category: Annuals | Leave a comment |
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