Annuals grow, blossom, and die out in a year’s time while perennials survive over winters and get ready to grow in the next season again. The average life strategy in case of the annuals is quite fast and rapid growth after germination is a typical feature. The rate of transformation from germination to flowering and [...]
How to Convert Annuals in to Perennials
November 12th, 2008 No Comments
Tags: Annuals · Blossoming Flowers · Flower Garden for Your Home · flowers · Induced Gene Therapy · Perennials
Forest Spider Lily: A Rare Blossoming Occasion in a Year
June 16th, 2008 No Comments
When it rains it is not the water that comes down showering only but it is the time when nature comes down to meet the mother earth with all its beauty, elegance, and spreading happiness. Plants welcome the rains with their flowers blooming. Every part of the earth’s surface blooms with a different mood during [...]
Tags: flowers · Forest Spider Lily Flower Blossoming · Rare Flower Plant
Pulling your hair out instead of your weeds?
April 27th, 2008 No Comments
One of the most aggravating pests in your home garden is the resilient and cumbersome weed. They seem to grow in any condition and mock you as they grow larger than your grass or flowers. But there is a safe, chemical-free, planet-friendly way to get rid of all your weeds - the Weed Hound.
Can you [...]
Tags: crab grass · dandelions · flowers · Gardening Tools · lawn care · Lawn Weeds · organic weed removal · weeds
Grow Gladiola and Paint Your Garden Naturally
March 28th, 2008 6 Comments
Would you like to paint your garden with natural art paintings?
Spectacularly splashed with vibrant color strokes of vivid reds, yellows, and purples would perhaps be the best bunches in the middle of your garden or on the border lines blooming with happy smiles.
You must think of growing bunches of tall stemmed “Gladiolas”.
Spring is the best [...]
Tags: flowers · gardening · Growing Gladiola · Home Gardening
African Violets: Spreading Colors beyond Africa
March 18th, 2008 5 Comments
You might have owned or at least seen an African violet. It is an extremely popular indoor plant. With its range of colored flowers it spreads happiness in homes around the world.
The backstage story behind his lovely plant dates back to the year 1892 when for the first time this plant came in to knowledge [...]
Tags: African violet · flowers · Home Gardening · Indoor Plant · saintpaulia · violets
A Flower Garden for Your Home
March 15th, 2008 7 Comments
Picture a constant supply of beautiful cut flowers for your home, or fresh cut flowers for friends, and special occasions. Beautiful flowers at your disposal are possible by planting a well-stocked flower garden. To begin your flower garden, select a sunny area, as a flower garden usually requires 6 to 8 hours of direct [...]
Tags: bulbs · cosmos · flowering onion · flowers · gladiolus bulbs · snapdragons · spring garden · spring planting · spring varieties · zinnias
My name is Bill Stanley and I have been a home gardener for over 20 years. I enjoy sharing my gardening tips with friends and family, as well as the rest of the world!