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Monthly Archives: July 2012
The Scoop on How Flower Bulbs are Measured
Does it really matter what size a flower bulb is? Wouldn’t the most bulbs for the least amount of money be the best deal? Bulb size does matter. It takes years for those bulbs to get bigger. Bigger bulbs will … Continue reading
Posted in Flower Bulbs, Flowers, Forcing Bulbs, Spring, winter
Tagged allium, asiatic liliy, caliber, circumference, crocus, daffodils, dutch iris, hyacinth, mass of flowers, measure, narcissi, oriental lily, size, top size, tulip
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Spruce Up your Garden with Art!
Garden Art. Most people are usually on one side or the other: love it or hate it. I would be on the “love it” side – with some boundaries. Some people get carried away with garden art. Some can make … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, memorial
Tagged color, focal point, functional, Garden art, memento, recycled, sound, style, upcycled, Willard&May, yard art
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