Narcissus Grand Soleil d'Or -At last you can see what I am talking about!!! (The feature to add a picture from my computer seems to have returned )This little treasure has been blooming since early December. Just got back from the GGIA Atlanta trade show to a lyer of freezing rain on the roads around the Greenville SC area and temperatures around 26 degrees F and this morning these brave little souls have STILL perked up their heads in defiance of the weather to bring the sun out in the garden!! I now have 3 blooms of Narcissus Rijnelds Early Sensation too. The smaller early daffodils make such wonderful landscape additions to cheer us onour way at this time of year. They are so underused. Similarly the miniature tulips are coming up and are a great additon to rock gardens and pots. Once they start to bloom I will add their joyous faces to the blog.Crazy weather though -it is forecast to be 70degrees again by Tuesday. How the poor garden can cope with such dramatic variations never fails to amaze me.
Anyway, I brought back a beautiful specimen of Edgeworthia Winter Gold from our dear friends at Cam Too Camelia nursery in NC and some wonderful organic coffee and organic pecans from Cleveland Organics of GA. You should check out their stuff I promise you it is worth it. It was a good trade show, busy and as always, it was fun to see old friends and catch up with their news
Showing posts with label winter flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter flowers. Show all posts
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Well its time for the paperwhites to come into their own indoors. Of course here in the South we can also plant them outside after they have finished blooming and after the last frost in April here-they will then bloom outside in a sunny sheltered spot later next year -around mid Nov/early December. These shown are our Super Paperwhites -they have bigger bulbs, bigger blooms, more stems per bulb and less fragrance than the usual Paperwhite Ziva They are so lovely -try putting them in a Chritmas pot and surround with white chips for a surreal snow scene.
Of course the Amaryllis are coming along too -but more on those another day -though we do have some stunning double pink and white Amaryllis Blossom Peacock -an unusual variety as it has a little FRAGRANCE too! So call us while we still have some -1-800-999-0567 or email info@marlborobulb.com
Of course the Amaryllis are coming along too -but more on those another day -though we do have some stunning double pink and white Amaryllis Blossom Peacock -an unusual variety as it has a little FRAGRANCE too! So call us while we still have some -1-800-999-0567 or email info@marlborobulb.com
Sunday, November 27, 2011
November flowers
Don't forget winter trees too -the bark of the river birch too is just stunning against a blue sky. Well the 12 month garden is now reality after 4 years of work!! Enjoyable work I hasten to add.
Happy Gardening to all.
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