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Family: Amaranthaceae This plant is a Half-hardy annual flowering plant which grows up to four feet (60-120cms). Love-lies-bleeding, love-lies-a’ bleeding, pendant amaranth, tassel flower, velvet flower, foxtail amaranth, and quelite are some of the common names of the plant. It is perfect for using as a border plant or in rock gardens, cottage gardens or [...]
August 30th, 2010 | Posted in Fertilizer, Food, Grow, Guide, Information, Planting, Plants, Protect, Pruning, Seeds, Shade, Soil, Sun, Water | No Comments
Amaranthus: “Autumn Palette” is a half-hardy annual flowering plant which grows up to a height of four feet that is 90-120cm (36-48 inches). They are native of American tropics. It is an attractive plant with its feathery and tall spikes. It comes in cream and biscuit shades. It flowers from summer to autumn. It is [...]
August 29th, 2010 | Posted in Article, Cold, Flower, Frost, Grow, Guide, Planting, Plants, Propagation, Protect, Pruning, Seeds, Shade, Soil, Spacing, Sun, Water | No Comments
Sweet Rosie Oday is an Annual and grows up to a height of 4 inches. It is a sweetly scented alyssum with delicious fragrance and bears tiny rose-pink flowers to red-pink to rosy lavender flowers. They form mini-rosettes. The leaves are small to medium and in green color. The flower attracts butterflies and other insects [...]
August 24th, 2010 | Posted in Article, Cold, Flower, Frost, Grow, Guide, Planting, Plants, Protect, Pruning, Seeds, Shade, Soil, Sun, Support, Water, Winter | No Comments
Luna plant is a Tropical perennial. It grows in full sun and in normal, sandy and clay type of soils with average to moist soils. This plant is a medium-sized bushy mound of dark green leaves. The stems of the plant die completely in winter. In spring, new growth appears slowly. This plant is hardy [...]
August 22nd, 2010 | Posted in Article, Cold, Compost, Flower, Frost, Grow, Guide, Information, Nutrition, Pests, Planting, Plants, Protect, Roses, Seeds, Shade, Soil, Sun, Water, Winter | No Comments