Tag: Flowers
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How to Grow Common Pearlbush
Common Pearlbush also known as Exochorda Racemosa and Pearlbush is a native plant from China. This enchanting shrub gets its name from the lovely pearl shaped flower buds that grow on its branches. These buds open up into five petal white flowers that can be grown all over the world. Zones – 4 –…
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How To Grow Catawba Rhododendron
The Catawba Rhododendron is a perennial flowering plant that can live for 75 to 100 years. It is originally from the Smoky Mountains making the Catawba the hardiest of all Rhododendron as it can live through the cold harsh winters on top of the Smokey Mountains. Sun – Catawbas need 4 to 6 hours of direct…
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How to Grow Poet’s Narcissus Flowers
Poet’s Narcissus flowers originate from Europe. These lovely little flowers are in the daffodil family and only come in one color. Well that one color is actually three colors because each flower is adorned with three colors white, yellow, and orange. Sun – Poet’s Narcissus flowers love 6 to 8 hours for full sun everyday.…
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How To Grow Poinsettias
The Poinsettia is a plant that is deep rooted in Christmas tradition. Every year people go out and buy beautiful red and white poinsettias to decorate their homes for Christmas. You can actually save those plants and keep them growing all year round, or you can even grow your own from seeds. Sun – Poinsettias…
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How to Grow Dahlias
Dahlias are so big and beautiful and can be grown from tuners. You can even save tubers from flowers you grow and plant them again next year. This blog is all the basic care needs of Dahlias to help you grow an beautiful Dahlia flower garden of your own to make your chateau shine this…
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How to Grow Gladiolus
Gladiolus are a beautiful addition to any garden space and come in a wide variety of colors. We love to grow gladiolus not only for their beauty but also for their fragrance. Here is a list of everything you need to know to start your very own gladiolus garden. Sun – Gladiolus love 6 to…
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Marigold Care Information
Marigolds are one of my husband’s favourite flowers. They come in different shades of yellow, orange, and red. Sometimes the care cards that come with them don’t have a lot of information about how to actually take care of them. This blog is what we have learn over the years about taking care of marigolds.…