Archive for the 'Winter' Category
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
Straw flower is an herbaceous annual tropical and tender perennial herb which is easy to grow. These herbs are the natives of Australia and they grow up to a height of 6-12 inches i.e., 15-30 cm or three feet. These flowers are “everlasting” and can be dried and last a long time. The flowers have [...]
August 9th, 2010 | Posted in Article, Flower, Grow, Guide, Herb, Pests, Plants, Pruning, Seeds, Shade, Soil, Spacing, Sun, Water, Winter | No Comments
Azaleas are flowering shrubs making up part of the genus rhododendron. There are two major differences between azaleas and other rhododendrons. Azaleas are smaller, making a good house plant, and they flower in singular large blooms, whereas rhododendrons produce long strips of smaller blooms. Types of Azalea – Evergreen azaleas (R. Tsutsusi) produce two sets [...]
April 23rd, 2010 | Posted in Container, Dividing, Fertilizer, Flower, Herbs, Planting, Propagation, Pruning, Seeds, Shade, Shrub, Soil, Sun, Water, Winter | No Comments