Ornithogalum Dubium

We are a large nursery in Chile producing more than 300.000 pot plants specially for supermarkets and landscapes we are located between santiago and Valparaiso, mediteranean climate my name jorge puiggros ,business developer Multiplant, Chile

I used my trusty gardening gloves when I moved them. I have nothing that has a white bloom and could not imagine what it was. She was making it into a decoction."Long time ago, folks ate the roots, and if they was real hungry they ate them raw.

Ornithogalum is the perfect partner for perennials, pansies and other bulbs. Plants can be vigorous spreaders. The delicate leaves and flowers are so very informal, and blend so nicely with most primary colors, especially yellow and blue.

Soil pH: Prefers a more acidic soil. It is believed that he discovered an antidote in one of the Eupatorium species to a poison used commonly at that time. Handsome foliage and a strongly upright habit.

Thanks to all that help!!! Marc in San Diego. The Bulb Search: Criniums of yellow or purple flowers, short or tall blooming. I know it is late in the season to be looking and searching for bulbs of sorts.This is my Wish/Want List.

When they're dead, cut them back at the base.Use clean, sharp stem cutters to remove the stems and leaves. Disinfect them in rubbing alcohol between cuts to avoid spreading disease.Wear waterproof gloves while pruning to protect your skin from sun star's...

Dig up bulbs using a spading fork and wash off any remaining soil. This plant is toxic when ingested.U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 7 to 10, preferring a sunny location with a little afternoon shade.

This gives the plant the chance to store up energy in its bulb for the next growing season. Otherwise, it's a good idea to dig them up in the fall and store them indoors to be replanted in the spring.Caring for an orange star plant is not difficult.

The flowers and leaves are poisonous and can be fatal if ingested, according to North Carolina State University. All parts of this plant are poisonous and can be fatal if ingested or cause a variety of symptoms such as nausea, drowsiness, vomiting, bloody...

The following article is an introduction to this common house plant and outdoor potted or garden bulb that grows like a succulent with very little added care needed. This Albuca species can be pregnant with a lot of babies (up to a dozen at a time).Additionally,...

Lift it from its container and gently pull the small, new bulbs from the sides of the larger ones. When new shoots appear -- usually about six weeks after dormancy ends -- start a fertilizing regimen.

Mixing the seeds with sand makes them easier to spread. It is sowed depending on it's designated use.Plant clover in the spring when frost has past and temperature is 40 degrees Fahrenheit or warmer at night.