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Prepare the spring blooms: Flower bulbs in boxes

Heather Balawender October 18, 2016 Interior With Flower Leave a Comment

A flowered balcony everyone likes, especially if the blooms are to coincide with the arrival of spring. When planting bulbs If you act in time many bulbs will color your terraces and window sills since mid-March. The cassettes to house

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Treat flowers and flower beds in the month of October

Heather Balawender October 18, 2016 Flower Focus Leave a Comment

October is the best month for planting specimens of conifers. These are plants able to resist very well to cold, but for the facility is better deal when the soil has still a rather mild temperature , in this way

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Gardening work waiting for the summer

Heather Balawender October 18, 2016 Gardening Leave a Comment

We are anchors in January but the summer season is not that far away .Not to see us completely unprepared it is advisable to begin with obviously calm, to organize the garden to make it hospitable and ready to welcome

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Gardening in January, follow the calendar ends meet

Heather Balawender October 18, 2016 Gardening Leave a Comment

With the arrival of January is a good time to put away the tools for a while ‘time . But remember that before needing maintenance, also because in a few months will serve you again and you better find them

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Viola tricolor or Pansy, a flower that is resistant to cold

Heather Balawender October 18, 2016 Gardening Leave a Comment

The purple flower is a much loved for its elegance and delicacy, and particularly the its particular nuances that arise from white to end in the most intense purple. The purple includes more than 400 species, including hybrids and crossbreeding

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The importance of inert materials for the life of plants

Heather Balawender October 18, 2016 Flower Farming Leave a Comment

We have spoken over and over again the importance of draining the soil , so as to avoid stagnation of water and allow to supply to the plant the right oxygen supply while also preventing compaction of the soil. The

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Hyacinth: Ornamental plant for gardens and balconies

Heather Balawender October 18, 2016 Flower Farming Leave a Comment

The hyacinth is a plant particularly appreciated for its ornamental appearance, thanks to its special flowers, romantic and delicate. The hyacinth has distant origins, namely from Asia Minor; its scientific name is Hyacinthus and inspired by the mythology by the

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The Composite plants, from the garden to the table

Heather Balawender October 18, 2016 Flower Farming Leave a Comment

The composite (also called Asteraceae ) are the most numerous family of plants flower , with over 20,000 species: about 10% of all species of known flower. In nature, this family includes species taxonomically very different and able to colonize

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Plant the bulbs in late summer to the spring bloom

Heather Balawender October 18, 2016 Flower Farming Leave a Comment

Since mid-September you can start planting bulbs for spring flowering; among them we list: tulips, crocuses, grape hyacinths, hyacinths, anemones, cyclamen, daffodils and many other. It can easily find the bulbs in normal garden centers and nurseries, or you can

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Roses: Tips for the land and irrigation

Jeffrey Dawson October 12, 2016 Flower Farming Leave a Comment
Roses

Some practical advice to give our roses the right soil and the right amount of water, in order to have healthy plants and thrived. The rose is not per a delicate plant but is demanding in the soil, humidity, in

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