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Potted Garden (Page 3 of 30)
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Growing your ownLilies grow from bulbs that look like plump onions and can be bought from mail order companies or purchased from your local nursery. Bulbs are stored in wood shavings. Choose fresh healthy bulbs over drier older ones to get the best start. Bulbs can be planted now in early spring, in a pot or directly into the ga...
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PetuniaThere is nothing quite like a pot full of Petunias in bloom, when it comes to colour it's hard to find a plant which can compete with the humble Petunia. They are easy to grow, great value and pots full of colourful Petunias can be placed just about anywhere to brighten up the mood.Here are some of the best and newest...
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AlcantareaThis Genus of Bromeliad contains 17 species, all of which are native to Eastern Brazil. The Alcantarea gets its name from Dom Pedro d'Alcântara, the second Emperor or Brazil. Alcantarea is a group of extremely large Bromeliads, some reaching sizes of 1.5m across with flower spikes 2.5m high. In their natural ...
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AgastacheThe Agastache Genus includes around 20 species of flowering perennials originating from China, Japan and North America. They are shrubby in habit and vary in heights from 30cm to 1.8m. Flowers are tubular in shape and grow in upright spikes which sit up above the lance shaped leaves. These flowers come in a range of col...
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