Like the name, this orchid grows flowers that look somewhat similar to the Iris. It is relatively easy to maintain. Don’t Throw the Dead Orchids! Readthis 17. Sinense Cymbidium rodem.metamorphose Botanical Name:Cymbidium sinense The slender blooms of this plant have a deep maroon tint that p...
When cutting flowers, don’t remove more than half of the blooms and make sure to leave enough stem (with at least 3 or 4 leaves) on the plant. Hint: Remove dead blooms in spring/early summer but wait to cut peony bushes to the ground until after the first frost. For longer lasting...
Pick the irises as early in the morning as possible. This ensures that they will still be full of moisture, which helps maintain their freshness. Have a plastic bucket ready to keep the stems wet until they can be placed into a vase. Step 2 Fill a vase with cold water to ready it fo...
How to properly store iris bulbs for optimal growth and blooms. Discover the best storage conditions and tips to ensure your iris bulbs thrive.
Due to cool and rainy Spring weather, our rosebush is much larger than usual. It is so large that it is crowding our Sonata in Blue Bearded Irises. The result is a stunning contrast of colors: red roses in the background and lavender Iris blooms in the […] Red #Roses & Sonata in ...
Irises are common perennials, grown for both their appealing foliage and their colorful blooms. Irises come in all the colors of the rainbow—in fact, "iris" in Greek means "rainbow." There are many species of iris, dwarf and Siberian, bearded and beardl
To prevent excessive foliage, avoid pots larger than 12 inches. Select a well-draining pot that’s10 to 12 inches wide to accommodate agapanthus’ mature width. Agapanthus blooms more prolifically with constricted roots, so anything larger than 12 inches might lead to a more foliage-heavy specime...
if you prune off the new growth that comes soon after the bloom you will sacrifice next year’s flowers. It is not necessary but to me, it is a good idea to prune back to eye level. What is the point of blooms way over your head and these heirloom lilacs can easily get to 20 fe...
Water well after planting, and then provide just enough water to maintain even moisture. Fertilizer: When the first buds begin to appear, start fertilizing every two weeks with a water-soluble plant food. Staking: One of the drawbacks is the long, slender foliage, which tends to flop over...
Flowers are often the centerpiece of wedding décor. From bouquets to backdrops, the price of those blooms can add up fast. Shopping seasonally can help you save without scaling down. Talk with several florists before making a final decision, and get their advice on what your budget can reason...