Summer Bulbs Canada

Poisoning symptoms include distress, rapid breathing, muscle twitching, coma and in rare instances, death. Fruits have traditionally been used to treat canker sores and cold sores.

We are now accepting orders with shipping to begin in the Spring of 2011. We are located in Lake Placid, FL which is known as the Caladium Capital of the World. Choose from the Largest Inventory of different varieties of any mail order company in the...

Cover the hole with tape. Wipe the lids of the jars with alcohol and also the ice pick. Put the seals on and close the lids. The process to make it would take years to duplicate in the home, because it takes 10 years for a pine needle to decompose.

Lots of new plants, see flowers on website. Breeding Rhodohypoxis, xRhodoxis and Tulbaghia. A small nursery with all year round lots of flowering bulbs on pots. Also sending bulbs all over Europe.

We sell wholesale saffron bulbs from the Netherlands, better resistant against cold. We also give assistance in putting up saffron farms worldwide.

Douglas firs have the ability to adapt to shallow soils like balsam firs.In North America, Douglas firs grow mostly in the Pacific Northwest, while balsam firs grow in southeastern Canada and the northeastern U.S. Balsam firs like relatively cool climates...

Over 200 bulbs for sale, ranging in size from 1 inch to 8 inches in diameter. I'm offering a small, medium, and large bulb combination for $15.00. I'm offering a small, medium, and large bulb combination for $15.00 (includes shipping).

I have yet to cultivate ´Glow´ but another pink variety, '', performs well for me, slumbering through the upland Mediterranean summer then springing into activity during the cooler months to produce masses of gorgeous, lightly perfumed blooms from March...

Each flower has three pink sepals and three slightly larger pink petals. The plant bears fragrant flowers that are pink, white, or purple with a yellow center. Two to five bright yellow flowers will bloom on erect flower stalks.

"It takes only three days for this bulb to bloom."Although spectacular red spider lilies are the most familiar ones in the American South, lycoris spider lilies come in a range of colors.Lycoris should be planted very shallow with the tops of the amaryillis...

While maples thrive in most U.S. states, up into Canada and as far north as Alaska, eastern and western varieties do not overlap. Sweetgum is second only to oak in production of wood for furniture, cabinetwork and veneers.Between two websites about maple...

Very disease and fungus resistant, the tree is ideal for growing indoors in winter and placing outdoors in the sun, making it one of the best mango trees to grow in Canada. When one thinks of nations that grow mangos, Canada does not come to most people's...

Although these trees have the reputation for being drought resistant, they do better with water during dry periods. Keep fertilizer to a minimum, as with all native trees.Serviceberry trees have no pests or diseases that regularly affect them.They can...

The Arbor Day Foundation suggests planting tall trees such as the maple, oak and spruce or medium-sized trees such as the dogwood and crab apple. Check with your local nursery or university for information on which trees grow best in your area.Plant deciduous...

Silver maple flowers appear very early in spring, well in advance of its leaves. They start red or green in color and are dispersed as spring ends. About two weeks after samaras mature, sugar maples begin the long-lasting release.

The lily of the valley also produces small berries, which turn red in the fall and provide food for animals such as squirrels and chipmunks. Deciduous forests can be found in temperate zones located below coniferous forests and above tropical forests.

All of the species grown in the UK come from 'summer rainfall areas' of South and Southern Africa, and the varieties offered have been bred from these, and it is this that makes them suitable for growing outdoors as late summer and autumn flowering perennials...

Water at least 1" a week; soil must be well drained or corms will rot. Gladiolus prefer full sun, but can tolerate some light shade in early morning or late afternoon. Allow to dry thoroughly before storing.Dip corms in very hot water (160˚F) for 2 minutes,...

Stargazer lilies produce 6- to 8-inch blooms and a delightful fragrance. The blossoms are red with a white border. These particular bulbs never go dormant, so they'll begin to sprout roots when you plant them.

Cattails get their name from the thick brown protrusion at the top of the plant, which resembles the end of a cat's tail. Dozens of other animals use it for protection from predators and the elements.Often confused with the water lily, the yellow pond-lily...

Lack of winter chill disturbs the tree's shallow dormancy and throws off cues to enter and end its dormant period. Over time, heavier rainfall washes away the soil elements that normally limit soil acidity.

Despite their similarities, they are not from the same botanical family, but both have a treasured place in many gardens.The small, tightly packed flowers of allium contrast with the larger, lighter agapanthus flowers.The allium family includes leeks,...

Like many alpine plants, they grow best in an alkaline soil. The cultivar "Bath's Pink" is particularly free-flowering if deadheaded. Several plants are known by the common name "mountain pinks." Which plant you mean depends in part on where you live;...

The annual yield of acorns from the more than 60 species of oak trees in North America is greater than the annual combined yield from all other species of nut trees, according to the Mother Earth News website.

Freesias are perennial bulbs that flower during the summer. This flower is available in blue, pink, red, white, yellow, cream, lavender and orange. The freesia flowers will have to be planted again from newly purchased bulbs.Freesias originate from southern...

In summer, the white, flat-topped blooms resemble hydrangea flowers and the leaves are a silvery green. Boston ivy is hardy in USDA zones 3 through 9.) is a rapidly growing vine that often becomes the bane of those that adore it.

It is unusual in its shape and is sometimes described as "orchid-like". Gardeners in Zones 8 and warmer are probably already familiar with this flowering bulb; it is commonly recommended for Southern landscapes.