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Plant Of The Week (Page 6 of 26)
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Chincherinchee (Ornithogalum)Often referred to as 'Star of Bethlehem' or 'Chincherinchee', Ornithogulm thyrsoides captivate the hearts of all who encounter them.A bulb native to Africa, these little wonders are the perfect addition to any flowering garden and they are looking fantastic this time of year.Their del...
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Chinese Fringe TreeChionanthus retusus Superb small to medium very hardy tree. Masses of white strap shaped flowers cover the tree in summer.Tolerates higher pH soils. Ideal as a shade tree or as a specimen planting, this species thrives in fertile, well drained but moisture-retentive soil. Its natural distribution is ...
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Chorisia - Silk Floss TreeThe Chorisia or 'Silk floss tree' is not a common sight in gardens around Australia, however to see one in full bloom is definitely something special. Their rarity would have a lot to do with the fact that they arent easily propagated. The Chorisia can not be grown from cutting, it must be grown...
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Oriental Lilium hybridsDescription: Lilies grow afresh from bulbs each year. Plant loose bulbs now and they will soon burst into action, pushing through the soil and growing upwards at a great rate. The fresh green foliage is the promise of things to come and the flower buds soon appear and burst into splendid bloom. The ‘Casabl...
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Design Notes: climbing roses Climbing roses give height, floral interest and elegance to a garden. They can tumble over fences, cascade from pergolas or screen water tanks and dunnies. Yet roses are not natural climbers like grape vines or clematis; they need to be supported and loosely tied in place. I prefer g...
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