Carol J. Michel - Author and Gardener
Award winner author of gardening humor books
The snowdrop bloomed when I wasn't looking. If one could bring forth blooms in the garden by simply staring at the poor little plants until the flowers burst forth, I would be living in a floral …
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Miniature Amaryllis My amaryllis bulbs, including the miniature amaryllis bulbs, are all up and in various stages of bud and bloom. The miniature amaryllis is pretty but isn't the variety I …
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Forcing blooms in winter. I think each year I won't bother with amaryllis and other flowers forced into winter bloom. After all, I've grown them in the past, I know what they look like, so why …
Amaryllis bulb, just planted. You know how amaryllis can get really tall and floppy and sometimes requiring elaborate staking to keep them from toppling over, no matter how heavy their pot is? And …
Spring flowering snowdrops. Yesterday, I found out there are autumn-flowering snowdrops. Autumn-flowering. As in blooming in October. And now I want some. I never knew they …
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Crocus speciosus are done for the year Garden fairies here! We are garden fairies and we want to know right now before we take the time to continue writing this post if any of the lovely readers of …
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