One of the best places for inspiration is meandering through the forest on a hike. While hiking through the campground of my favorite state park this past weekend, I noticed a fairy garden built on a tree stump. This charming scene warmed my heart. As I trekked on, I started thinking about more about fairy gardens. Of course, being the…Read More
The choices for amaryllis bulbs are greater than ever. Amaryllis are sold as just the bulb and come in various colors and bloom styles. They are also sold as kits with soil and a pot to plant the bulb in. Pre-potted amaryllis are ready to grow. Newer to the market are waxed amaryllis and amaryllis wearing adorable sweaters. It can…Read More
Did you hear the news? The National Garden Bureau has named 2023 the Year of the Amaryllis. We LOVE this pick for 2023! Amaryllis bulbs provide large blooms in winter when grown indoors. They are also quite easy to grow. Listed below are our 5 favorite things about amaryllis bulbs. 5 Reasons 2023 is the Year of the Amaryllis Amaryllis…Read More
How to Force Hyacinth Bulbs Most fall-planted bulbs (such as tulips, daffodils, and hyacinth) require a chilling period in order for them to bloom and grow correctly. In climates where the winter temperatures remain cold enough for an adequate period of time (zones 2 through 7), this chilling period is provided naturally when bulbs are planted outdoors. However, if planting…Read More
Amaryllis bulbs are at the top of the list for easy to grow indoor blooms. They are popular during the late fall and winter months as holiday gifts. In addition to amaryllis being popular gardening gifts, they are a delight to gift to yourself to grow. Even though amaryllis are some of the easiest flowers to grow inside your home…Read More
Your friend got you a lovely amaryllis bulb this holiday season and you have enjoyed the blooms. What’s next for this amaryllis bulb? The aftercare of your amaryllis all depends on the type of amaryllis as well as your motivation for blooms the next year. Amaryllis bulbs will typically put on 1-3 sets of flowers. You will know that your…Read More
If you thought I was going to teach your amaryllis how to play the trumpet or enjoy a little jazz flute I am sorry to disappoint with the news that I can’t teach those things. I don’t know how to play the trumpet. I like to use the term “jazz up” when adding a little something special to my wardrobe,…Read More
Growing plants indoors can be tricky. Even people who have a green thumb can watch their thumb turn black when they try to grow a potted plant inside their home. I speak from personal experience on this. I tend to be able to grow most bulbs and plants outdoors with no problem. However, certain houseplants I have tried didn’t make…Read More
What the what? A waxed amaryllis? What is a waxed amaryllis? Perhaps those were things you said when you read the title about Waxed Amaryllis. Well, one thing they are not are flowers made out of wax. A waxed amaryllis is an amaryllis bulb that is hand-dipped in melted wax with a ring-shaped stand attached at the bottom of the…Read More
Having a plan when it comes to gardening sets you up for future success. Planning now for winter garden projects as well as the awakening of the earth in spring can reap bountiful rewards. Planting pre-chilled bulbs for indoor forcing or gardening in warm climates requires early planning for the best results. Working with chilled bulbs can help to ease…Read More
If you need any help with gardening or if you have plant-related questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to Jenny San Filippo. She can provide you with the knowledge and tools needed to succeed with your next project!
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