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Articles related to "Hippeastrum"
Hippeastrum in pots Hippeastrum in America is often referred to as Amaryllis. If you grow Hippeastrum papilio in pots please answer this readers question. hippeastrum • pots • hippeastrum papilio
Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) Cuttings Hippeastrum are also better known as the Christmas Amaryllis. It is a so-called tunicate bulb which can be propagated through a technique called dis-sectional cutting. Cuttings are easy to do indoors during the winter and the new bulbs will flower in less than two years. This article also provides growing information for the Hippeastrum so don't miss it. The techniques described for the Hippeastrum can also be used to propagate hyacinths, onions, tulips, and daffodils, among others. flower • amaryllis • hippeastrum • genus • december
Hippeastrum papilio Syn. Butterfly amaryllis For five dollars Australian you too can grow Hippeastrum papilio Syn. Butterfly amaryllis. hippeastrum papilio • butterfly amaryllis • pots • culture • bulbs
Forcing Amaryllis Blooms For color and beauty in winter, try forcing amaryllis bulbs inside. amaryllis • hippeastrum • onions • massive and gorgeous blooms • forcing bulbs
From Flotation to Growing plants The Flotation method gives you the opportunity to control how you grow your winged seed species. Here's what to do with your seedlings when you are ready to plant them up. flotation • plants • seeds • cyrtanthus • agapanthus
Holiday Bulbs for the Coming Winter Doldrums What's new in paperwhite Narcissus and large flowering amaryllis and how to grow them. narcissus tazetta • paperwhites • hippeastrum • amaryllis • forcing
Worsleya Procera in Tasmania This is proof positive that we gardeners are never satisfied. arthington worsley • blue • tasmania • bulb • blue hippeastrum
Amaryllidaceae: Rhodophiala. The Gradual unmaking of Americans, with Apologies to Gertrude Stein. Amaryllidaceae: Rhodophiala. amaryllidaceae • rhodophiala • bulbs
Choose an Amaryllis for Brilliant Exotic Flowers The Amaryllis and Hippeastrum are a gardener's ideal plants. Easy to grow, with large showy flowers, they are perfect in garden beds, as house plants or Christmas gifts. amaryllis • hippeastrum • choose an amaryllis • brilliant exotic flowers • spectacular blooms
How to Grow An Amaryllis Bulb Amaryllis bulbs are sold in the fall for forcing into flower around the holidays. Learn how easy it is to plant, grow & bloom your new amaryllis bulb successfully. amaryllis • hippeastrum • how to grow amaryllis • how to force amaryllis • amaryllis care
Bulbs: The Alpha and Omega Gary muses on Bulbs and fashion trends along with a few childhood memories. fashion trend • chilhood memories • gardening • gardens • bulbs
Say Hello To Easy Winter Bulbs! It's time to plant paperwhites and amaryllis. These easy and fun bulbs will brighten your winter holidays and take you on into spring -- they make great gifts, too! Learn to force and care for your amaryllis and paperwhite bulbs. bulb • winter bulb • force • forcing • paperwhite
Seed Germination - Flotation If you have only considered growing the winged seed of Hippeastrum, Cyrtanthus or others in a soil mix, then stop to consider Flotation. It is a method with a lot of potential and much success. flotation • seeds • winged • plants • bulbs
Amaryllis Bulb Growing Tips Having trouble with your potted amaryllis? Follow these practical tips and suggestions for better amaryllis bulb growth and blooming year after year. how to grow amaryllis bulb • how to grow hippeastrum bulb • growing amaryllis bulb • amaryllis problem • amaryllis trouble
How to Rebloom An Amaryllis Bulb Would you like to keep your amaryllis so it can bloom again next year? Follow these simple care instructions to keep your amaryllis bulb healthy and flowering every year. how to rebloom amaryllis bulb • how to rebloom hippeastrum bulb • amaryllis care • amaryllis foliage • amaryllis fertilizer
Fantastic Christmas Amaryllis The Amaryllis Christmas flower is very popular no doubt due to the very showy flowers, long stems, extended flowering period and the fact that it can be forced to flower at any time of the year. Most home owners have great success with these bulbs the first winter, but often it fails to bloom in following years, or the bulb rots due to improper handling. In this article, we will look at this wonderful flowers, give tips and ideas how to reflower and how to care for it. With even a small amount of effort, this bulb and repeat year after year with spectacular results. amaryllis • hippeastrum • christmas • flower • st.joseph
Container Gardening (part two) Discover all sorts of plants for the perfect containers as well as themes and style suggestions. This is the second part of a two-part article. gardening • container • pot • plant • flower
A Guest Article by Paul Chapman: There are many similarities between Nerine and Cyrtanthus, but also many differences. Both are members of the Amaryllidaceae family sensu strictu, which includes genera from Galanthus (snowdrops) through to Crinum. However, they have much more in common than this alone. Both genera have their centres of distribution in South Africa, and are entirely limited to the African continent, although Cyrtanthus spreads northwards with a number of little known species in tropical Africa. cyrtanthus • nerines • amaryllidaceae family
Let the Bulbs be planted. Drought conditions for Bulbs and a Winter Bulb list to buy and delight the inner child within the Gardener. bulbs • murray • winter • zephyranthes
The Wizard of OZ Throw off the winter blues with a cloak of bulbs. bulbs • mail-order • winter • oz • australia
Flotation of Winged Seed Species A method for germinating seeds that don't remain viable for long periods of time. germination • seeds
Flowers for the White Garden Flowers for the white garden or moon garden include multitudes of white flowered annuals, biennials, perennials, bulbs, rhizomes, and tubers. white garden flower • moon garden flower • perennial • annual • biennial
Holiday Houseplants The holiday are here and that means it's time for some very special houseplants. Learn more about everyone's favorite holiday plants for indoor decor! holiday plants • christmas • houseplants • poinsettas • christmas cactus
Poisonous Houseplants Toxic houseplants can be dangerous to pets and young children; discover which varieties are toxic and keep them out of reach. poisonous houseplants • toxic houseplants • poison houseplants • pet houseplants • houseplants poisonous to pets
Ebbs and Flows - part 2 On first going into a garden one knows by instinct, as a hound scents the fox, if it is going to be interesting or not. gardening • society • societies • garden clubs • mrs theresa earle
November Garden Questions and Answers November Garden Questions and Answers november garden questions and answers: mowing gras
November: Garden Questions and Answers November: Garden Questions and Answers november: garden questions and answers.mowing wet • minor spring-blooming bulbs (muscari • scilla • crocus) • fall/winter bedding plants like pansies and violas
Summer comes to an end: A summer closes as the bulbs bloom. We are asking you to join in and talk about your growing joys, and lows if you like. palette • bulbs • colour • plants • summer
Houseplants for Holiday Decor The holidays are on the way, and that means the arrival of some very special houseplants. To keep them looking their best now and beyond the holidays, read these tips! poinsettias • potted christmas trees • christmas cactus • christmas peppers • amaryllis
Growing Bulbs in Gippsland Autumn is my favourite time of the year coming into winter. It's time to plant your seeds and watch them grow!, as well as enjoying the fruits of previous year's sowings. bulbs • richardson • seeds • plants • growing
How does my Garden Grow? The plants we buy, will grow to the stage of dormancy, division or are evergreen. What do we do, and how do we handle these plants when we come to divide and transplant them? This article will discuss the difference between bulbs, corms, tubers and rhizomes. bulbs corms • tubers • rootstocks • richardson • seeds
Daffodils VS Narcissus The consistency in making reference to daffodils and the correct usage of narcissus and daffodils seem to be a lost art. I straighten the bent record in this article. daffodil • narcissus • naming • definitions |
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