A passion for rain lilies: It's easy to fall in love with these heat-tolerant, North American treasures

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Rain lilies are smart and thrive in hot-humid or dry environments that are not hospitable to true garden lilies. It is suggested that the best time to feed them is in early fall or early spring that allows them to settle in and establish roots before flowering, and ensure that the weight of the flower doesn't cause the bulb to tip over.

Management, Food and nutrition, Growth, Company business management, Flower gardening, Company growth, Lilies

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Return of Russell Lupines

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A brief review on George RussellEs aims and struggle over extending the color range of perennial lupine while also improving the form of its inflorescence is done. After 20 years of work the magnificent perennials have regained their former glory and have entered the market.

Cash grains, not elsewhere classified, Dry Pea and Bean Farming, Lupins, Practice, Environmental aspects, Perennials, Perennial plants, Lupines, Russell, George

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