Category Archives: Friday’s Flower Fact

FRIDAY’S FLOWER FACT: PRINCESS DIANA CLEMATIS

May 19, 2017

Princess Diana Clematis

Most garden clematis bloom on old wood whereas Princess Diana Clematis may be cut back every spring as flowers are borne on the current year's growth. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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FLOWER FACT: GOLDEN QUEEN GLOBEFLOWER

May 12, 2017

Friday's Flower Fact: Golden Queen Globeflower

To encourage a second blooming of the Golden Queen Globeflower, shear plant after first flush, and apply a balanced fertilizer. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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FRIDAY’S FLOWER FACT: TATARIAN DAISY

May 05, 2017

Tatarian Daisy Friday's Flower Fact

One of the last flowers to bloom, this large and coarse aster is best suited for the back of the garden where pollinators can benefit until frost. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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FRIDAY’S FLOWER FACT: BORAGE

April 28, 2017

Borage | Friday's Flower Fact

Borage is one of the only truly blue edible substances and is lovely as a dessert decoration. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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FRIDAY’S FLOWER FACT: TROPICAL HYDRANGEA

April 21, 2017

Dombeya wallichii

Each bloom of the Tropical Hydrangea, Pinkball lasts for about a month, and some say these festive pompom-like blooms smell like cake batter. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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FRIDAY’S FLOWER FACT: CORAL SENECIO

April 14, 2017

Flower Fact Coral Senecio

The species name of the Coral Senecio is, fulgens, meaning “shining”, referring to the dazzling scarlet, orange blooms. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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Friday’s Flower Fact: African Daisy

April 07, 2017

flower fact african daisy

Often labeled as an annual, Osteosermums are in fact half-hardy subshrubs that cannot tolerate frost but can be overwintered in a protected environment. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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Friday’s Flower Fact: Salicifolia Begonia

March 31, 2017

Begonia salicifolia

An unusual upright cane-stemmed form of begonia, Salicifolia Begonia tends to drop its lower leaves if overwatered. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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Friday’s Flower Fact: Canada Lily

March 24, 2017

flower fact canada lily

The leaves on this The Native Americans once gathered and consumed the roots of the Canada Lily which are starchy like a potato. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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Friday’s Flower Fact: Pink Flowering Oxalis

March 17, 2017

Pink Flowering Oxalis | Friday's Flower Fact

The leaves on this Pink Flowering Oxalis are trifoliate, with each of the three leaflets, a heart, which fold in poor weather or at night. To learn more about this flower and download it for your desktop, join me on this journey of the discovery and delight of the 400,000+ flowers that petal our world.

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