Brian Athens holds a degree in Horticulture, but his love for flowers and plants goes long back to his childhood when he saw his mother planting various blooms in their backyard. It motivated him to read about the different flowers and the ways and means to help them blossom to their best. Further, his degree in the subject only made him an expert in the domain. Courtesy of his decade of experience and knowledge in the field, he is well-versed in all aspects of gardening.
To grow a hyacinth bulb in water, select a clear glass vase and add water until it’s just below the bulb. Place the bulb in a cool, dark spot for about 4-6 weeks. Once the roots emerge, move it to a well-lit area. Change the water regularly. Rosemary Calvert/Luba Fayngersh/Hex Baxx/Pavlo Vakhrushev/gettyimages Eichhornia crassipes […]
To grow hyacinths, you must plant their bulbs in fall. Plant them around six inches deep in well-drained soil in a well-lit location. You must water them regularly but only when the top soil feels dry. No need of fertilizers at the planting time if the soil is good. Deb Perry/1bluecanoe/Katie Kirkland/Sarah Langton/gettyimages Planting […]
You can classify carnations based on their looks into four main types: Standard carnations, Dwarf or Border carnations, Miniature or Spray carnations, and lastly Fancy carnations. Carnation flowers, scientifically referred to as Dianthus Caryophyllus, are renowned for their vibrant colors, delightful fragrance, and exceptional longevity. These blossoms trace their origins to Europe and Asia. […]
To grow carnations from seeds, plant them in well-draining soil, keep it moist but not waterlogged. Place in a sunny spot, ensuring 4-6 hours of sunlight. After germination in 2-3 weeks, transplant the seedlings when they’re sturdy. Carnations are one of the most popular cut flowers. If you want to enjoy the charming beauties […]
During winter, care for coneflowers by trimming them back to 2-3 inches above the ground. Secondly mulch the base, sparingly water to prevent overhydration, and shield it from harsh winds and snow. Monitor for diseases. These steps ensure their vitality in spring. As the vibrant colors of summer fade into the chilly embrace of […]
To make your Duranta plants grow at a faster rate, make sure you plant them in well-draining acidic soil. The climate zone should be toward the warmer side and a location that receives ample sun. Durantas commonly known as the pigeon berries, sky flowers, or golden dew drops have captured the hearts of gardening […]
You need to be cautious while choosing flowers to grow in Florida’s summer because of the soaring temperature. Some of the flowers that can grow well in Florida’s heat are Zinnias, Lantanas, Tickseed, Pentas, etc. Pick one or mix them all! Welcome to the sizzling world of ” Florida Summer Flowers,” where we’ll be […]
Kousa Dogwood Tree has a moderate growth rate just like most of its counterparts. It grows somewhat between one to two feet annually. The Kousa Dogwood trees, known for their ornamental value and stunning beauty, exhibit a growth rate characterized as deliberate rather than hurried. This magnificent tree takes its time to mature, ensuring […]
Pink dogwood trees have beautiful pink to reddish flowers. They have a moderate growth rate of maximum two feet per year. Pink Dogwoods have additional attributes that amplify their desirability in landscaping endeavors. Beyond their splendid pastel flowers, which grace the tree with ephemeral beauty for two to four weeks every spring, these […]
Among the different types of dogwoods, the most common ones are the flowering dogwood, kousa dogwood, red dogwood and white. Altogether there must be around 60 varieties of dogwood trees. Dogwood trees, with a vast selection of approximately fifty to sixty species, are mainly found in the Northern Hemisphere’s temperate regions. These resilient […]