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Letter “H” | Habrothamnus-Holly-Hypericum
H Habrothamnus.—These beautiful evergreen shrubs require greenhouse culture, and to be grown in sandy loam and leaf-mould. The majority of them flower in spring. Height, 4 ft. to 6 ft. Halesia Tetraptera (Snowdrop Tree).—This elegant shrub will grow in any soil, and may be propagated by cuttings of the roots or by layers. The pendent Continue reading “Letter “H” | Habrothamnus-Holly-Hypericum” »
Flowers Encyclopedia: Chrysanthemums to Cypress
Cestrums.—Charming conservatory plants, flowering early in spring. Cuttings may be taken in autumn, placed in small pots in a light compost of peat and sand, and given a little bottom-heat. The young plants may be topped to form bushy ones. Re-pot before the roots have filled the small pots, using two parts loam, one part Continue reading “Flowers Encyclopedia: Chrysanthemums to Cypress” »
Letter “G” Flowers Encyclopedia
G Gages.—The cultivation of Gages is similar to that of Plums. In the open they may be grown as dwarfs or pyramids, and in orchard-houses as gridirons, cordons, or in pots. The chief points to observe are to thin the branches in order to admit plenty of light into the middle of the tree, thus Continue reading “Letter “G” Flowers Encyclopedia” »
Prune Your Roses For Stunning Results
Win Free Red Roses or send flowers for any occasion. �������� How To Prune Your Roses For Stunning Results by Ron King Pruning and deadheading are essential to proper rose care. Alas, there are nearly as many opinions about how and when to prune as there are roses in need of pruning. While seasoned rosarians Continue reading “Prune Your Roses For Stunning Results” »
Flowers Encyclopedia – Fabacea to Fremotia
F Fabacea.—See “Thermopsis.” Fatsia Japonica.—See “Aralia.” Feather Grass.—See “Stipa Pennata.” Fennel.—Sow the seed in April, cover lightly with fine mould, and when the plants are strong enough set them out 1 ft. apart. Cut off the flower-stalks as soon as they appear, to prevent them running to seed. The bed will last for years. (See Continue reading “Flowers Encyclopedia – Fabacea to Fremotia” »
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