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The Suburban Gardener: September 2012

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Growing all kinds of plants. Wednesday, September 26, 2012. Wordless Wednesday: Rhodophiala bifida. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Wordless Wednesday: Rhodophiala bifida. North American Rock Garden Society. North American Lily Society. The Chicago Botanic Garden. Alberta Regional Lily Society. North Star Lily Society. Pacific Northwest Lily Society. Iowa Regional Lily Society. Illinois, United States. View my complete profile. Scottish Artist and his Garden. A Few Recent Photos. Saskatch...

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The Suburban Gardener: August 2012

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Growing all kinds of plants. Friday, August 10, 2012. The Last Blooming Lilies And Others. 65279; The flower show is almost over, with a few blooms here and there. Since the weather has cool off a little bit, I started working in the garden. I started off with digging and dividng my irises. I am waiting for another month or so before I begin moving some of my lilies to a sunnier spot in the garden. Here are a few blooms from the garden. Lilium speciosum rubrum 'Uchida'. Recent shot of my Gloriosa lilies.

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The Suburban Gardener: February 2013

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Growing all kinds of plants. Tuesday, February 12, 2013. 2012 Photos of the Pearl Lilies. Pearl Loraine, registered with just 1 R. Pearl Loraine and Pearl Jessica. Pearl Sophie and Pearl Stacie. Pearl Justien. There are a few photos on the web and my Pearl Justien look like the above pic. The source of my bulb is Faraway Flowers. Links to this post. Friday, February 8, 2013. Seeds, Seedling and Pods. Asiatic lily 1b plum x 1b plum seedlings. My Hippeastrum cross, Bogota x Rapido. Last fall, I collected l...

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The Suburban Gardener: March 2012

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Growing all kinds of plants. Monday, March 26, 2012. Double flowered Replete is one of the few daffs that I have added in the garden in last two years and became one of my faves. The blooms are heavy and I think they really are good cut flowers. Or maybe provide them with support if planned on growing them for garden color. Here in this photo, you can see 3 different stages of the flower, from opening to full bloom. Links to this post. Saturday, March 24, 2012. The Virginia Bluebells (. Links to this post.

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The Suburban Gardener: December 2011

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Growing all kinds of plants. Thursday, December 29, 2011. Lilies Blooming on 06.27.11. Blackberry's Snack- named after Diana's (B and D Lilies) pet goat. Rosella's Dream- bred by Warren Summers. Crimson Noble- a Hartle and Gilman lily. Pink Ray - bred by Bill Cramer. Graffity-the correct spelling according to the lily register. (Thanks Connie.). Links to this post. From the information that I got from the net,. Cherry Plum) has a few cultivars:. I think her tree is 'Thundercloud'. Please correct me i...

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The Suburban Gardener: September 2011

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Growing all kinds of plants. Sunday, September 18, 2011. September In The Garden. It's just a few days away from fall and for the last few days the weather felt like it is here already. I have been working on and off in the garden for days now. It is raining today so I did not garden and had the chance to do this post. Some plants are winding down here like hosta Plantaginea, rudbeckia and phlox but there's still some that are blooming. Anemone rubustissima's first blossom. A Morning Glory volunteer.

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The Suburban Gardener: January 2012

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Growing all kinds of plants. Friday, January 13, 2012. My second trip to the woods was when the Erythronium albida are blooming. It's quite a sight to see them en masse. I noticed though that the plants without bloom outnumbered the blooming ones. There was even an area where they were growing so thick and not even one bloomed. Also growing in this forest preserve are the Polygonatum also known as the Solomon's Seal. Links to this post. Thursday, January 12, 2012. A colony of P. peltatum. Wishing you all...

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The Suburban Gardener: May 2012

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Growing all kinds of plants. Sunday, May 27, 2012. Last fall, I placed an order for a few peonies at Adelman Peony Gardens in Oregon. They all bloomed this spring. Having seen a lot of flopping peonies in the neighborhood, I opted for Japanese and double types with strong stems, my main criteria in choosing peonies for my garden. Here is a link for the different types of peony flowers. The following four peonies are what I ordered. Leslie Peck,deep pink with pink and peach petaloids. Links to this post.

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The Suburban Gardener: October 2011

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Growing all kinds of plants. Monday, October 31, 2011. A three-headed hellhound carved by my husband and my daughter. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). North American Rock Garden Society. North American Lily Society. The Chicago Botanic Garden. Alberta Regional Lily Society. North Star Lily Society. Pacific Northwest Lily Society. Iowa Regional Lily Society. Illinois, United States. View my complete profile. Scottish Artist and his Garden. A Few Recent Photos. Hosta Blue Mouse Ears. Saskatc...

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The Suburban Gardener: April 2013

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Growing all kinds of plants. Monday, April 29, 2013. After my long absence, I am excited to start the blogging season with my blooming Virginia Bluebells (Mertensia virginica). I am so pleased with their performance this spring. They started out as five little rhizomes bought online three years ago. Here they are now with masses of pink to blue flowers. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). North American Rock Garden Society. North American Lily Society. The Chicago Botanic Garden. RIP - My hus...