Leucothoes

Article Abstract:

Leucothoes is an unusual genus of shrubs that includes approximately 50 species that have shiny, evergreen foliage and bear clustered racemes of white or pinkish flowers that droop from the leaf axils-the point where the leaves joint the stem-in late spring to early summer. Leucothoes grow best in part to patches of different color shades and thrive consistently moist but well-drained, humus-laden, acidic soil.

Shrubs

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Spectacular summer bulbs

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Summer is a time when some varieties of bulbs grow well, depending on the climate. Summer hyacinths grow well in sunny areas, while the Peruvian hyacinth are good to plant in fall in mild climates. Other recommended bulbs are the wandflowers, harlequin flowers, amaryllis, Chinese lantern lily, glory lily, society garlic, angel's fishing rod and the giant lily.

Canada, Methods, Cover Story, Bulbs, Bulbs (Plants), Summer, Varieties, Container gardening

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All in a day's work

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Two plant collectors describe their experienced finding plants in Asia. The first found the Camellia japonica in South Korea in 1981, while the other found the Illicium simonsii in China in 1990.

Personal narratives, Plant collectors

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