Training a fuchsia standard

Article Abstract:

Fushias with small flowers and a upright habit are a best for a standard trained plant. The fushia should be repotted into a big enough display container. Side shoots are pruned and the plant should have a support. When desired height is reached the top is pinched back to promote side growth.

Training, Fuchsia

---

Bearded Iris basics

Article Abstract:

The bearded iris is a common garden flower and grows in most regions in the continental US. The beard is the stamen that hangs over the central petal in a beard-like fashion. The iris comes in thousands of varieties and a guide to favorites and terminology is provided.

Iris (Plant), Irises (Plants)

---

Campanulas

Article Abstract:

Campanulas are easy to grow and give a home a fresh look. They are excellent cutting flowers and make lovely arrangements. Campanulas, also known as bellflowers come in annual, biennial and perennial varieties. Perennials are best for floriculture use.

Flowers, Floriculture

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Creating a cutting garden. Backyard blitz. A fortress of one's own: in search of solitude and inspired by a comic-book superhero's hideaway, novelist Michael Chabon built a private retreat in his backyard
• Abstracts: The right tree for your yard. Instant landscaping. The kindest cut
• Abstracts: New steps in a Charleston Garden. Southwest. Wild oats
• Abstracts: A gardening life: Ruth Bancroft. Some like it wet. Northern California
• Abstracts: Alternatives: Materials/means. Judy Bales. Sensory overload: The art of Judy Onofrio

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.