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276. Scilla Flowers for Spring December 31, 2013 Scilla is a charming flower with personality to spare. Delicate Scilla come in a wide array of blues that will leave you spoiled for choice. There are not a ton of true blue flowers out there, but with scilla you can choose between a multitude of ocean, cornflower, skye, and violet blues. This gorgeous flower spreads gently over the years, and over time will create a beautiful and vivid sea of blue wherever you choose. Scilla are rich in color and are impossible to overlook. Choose from several gorgeous varieties, from the deep blue two-toned Scilla Peruviana (Peruvian Lily) to the delica... (read more) Author: M Taylor

277. Keep Deer Away from your Garden December 31, 2013 Deer are about the cutest critters you can find in the forest, but these adorable and graceful creatures can be quite pesky when they decide to snack on your flowers. Unfortunately, Bambi and his ilk often have a hankering for flowers (as well as your veggies). If you live in a wooded area where deer are present, then you might want to consider planting some flowers that are known to be deer resistant. At EasytoGrowBulbs, we sell several different flowers and herbs that hold little interest to deer, including Lilly-of-the-Valley, Coreopsis and Sage. Any of these flowers or plants can make... (read more) Author: M Taylor

278. If you move you might not be able to take your flowers with you. December 31, 2013 All of us gardeners tend to get into a gardening routine each year. We know what types of veggies, herbs and flowers we prefer to plant. Sure, we’ll experiment every once in a while with something new or exotic, but there are always favorites that make a reappearance each year. If you have recently moved out of state or have plans to move, make sure you take some time to consider your new environment from a gardening perspective. Every plant, including flowers, has an ideal growing environment. For example, certain flowers require a frost before they can grow and bloom. Other flowers stru... (read more) Author: M Taylor

279. Winter Snowdrops Galanthus December 31, 2013 Delicate and sweet snowdrops (also known as Galanthus) couldn’t be better named. Their petite blossoms resemble drops of snow and are the way many gardeners can tell that spring is just around the corner. They bloom in later winter to early spring, so depending on what region they are planted gardeners can extend the look of the snowy season a bit longer! Snowdrops are very early season bloomers and delightfully sweet looking. Thier creamy white cup-like petals hang upside down and are wonderfully detailed upon close examination. Some varietals (like the Snowdrop Sam Arnott) are delc... (read more) Author: M Taylor

280. Foxtail Lilies December 31, 2013 Foxtail Lilies are truly a unique sight to be seen. Their tall slender stems are dramatic and support thousands of delicate, tiny florets. These flower stalks can even grow as tall as 8 feet! They come in brilliant hues of yellow, orange, light pink and bright white. Foxtail Lilies (also known as Eremurus) long stalks make for lovely and long lasting cut flowers. They are a dramatic piece on their own and also complement other cut flowers nicely. Try mixing the bright orange Foxtail Lily Desert Candle with a creamy paperwhite for a dazzling centerpiece! These special lilies bloom in... (read more) Author: M Taylor

281. Perfect Peonies December 31, 2013 We never get tired of peonies, they are incredible and dramatic flowers! Peonies produce huge, lush flowers that are usually 6”-10” all the way across. They are deliciously fragrant with either rose or spicy scents, depending on variety. Peonies come in a wide array of striking colors from pale pastels to vivid tropical hues that scream for attention. Some are even two toned with double blossoms like the enchanting Peony Sorbet (pastel pink petals surround vanilla fluffy interior petals) and Peony Paula Fay (brilliant deep pink with buttercup yellow interior). Peonies make excellent ... (read more) Author: M Taylor

282. Does Bulb Size Matter? December 31, 2013 There are many ways to know if you are getting the best bulbs for your money. Sometimes you can tell if you are getting inferior bulbs from bulb appearance. The way it looks, feels (“hollow” bulbs are pretty much dead and won’t produce beautiful flowers, if any at all) and even smells. You can tell you a lot about the bulb you are buying and what kind of flowers it will bloom into. One thing we have been asked a thousand times is, “does the size of the bulb matter?” Yes, it sure does! It is really pretty simple; bigger bulbs produce bigger and more spectacular flowers. Have you seen the s... (read more) Author: M Taylor

283. New Item: Tulip Green Star December 31, 2013 Tulips are one of our best selling items every year. Tulips are well loved the world over and it is not difficult to see why, they are magical looking and easy to grow. This year we have a new tulip varietal that is sure to delight, the Tulip Green Star. This lovely new flower could not have been better named. This special variety boasts green and white striped flowers, not something usually found in the gardening world. The shape of the flower is quite unlike other standard tulip varieties and is somewhat in the shape of a star. These dazzling tulips are a sight to be seen and are sure t... (read more) Author: M Taylor

284. Nature’s Guide Places a Focus on Saving the Earth December 30, 2013 Have you noticed the fact that there are a lot of companies skimping on the details within their websites? When you are looking for products to feed your plants and stimulate the growth of your landscape, you need to be cautious about what products you are using. The reason so many companies leave out important details on the website is because they don’t want you to know what they are using in their products and how it is affecting the planet. When you buy Nature’s Guide, you know it’s a quality product because you will find a significant amount of information on their website. So many c... (read more) Author: Britton Connell

285. Modern Landscaping Ideas December 30, 2013 If your garden has Bermuda grass and potted plants only, it is the time to try some modern landscaping ideas. A well-designed landscape can accompaniment architecture and design of your home. Beautiful plants, flowers and greenery can add a tone of natural beauty to your yard and garden. Landscaping is an art of enhancing and adding natural beauty to your outer space. Apart from plants, other artificial accessories can be used to add natural beauty to your yard. Using some modern landscaping ideas you can amend overall look and feel. These changes and additions will definitely make you... (read more) Author: Erin Johnson

286. Japanese Iris November 30, 2013 If you are looking for a unique, magical flower that will add a colorful pop of life to your garden, look no further than the lovely Japanese Iris. The Japanese Iris are large graceful flowers with an unusual twist. The triple-petaled blooms appear to be floating above their delicate stems and are quite whimsical looking. Japanese Iris come in a variety of stunning purple shades from lavender to deep dark purple. Japanese Iris Mt Fuji are a rare bright white with delicate veining on their buttery petals. Some varietals are multi-colored and look like miniature works of art! They are parti... (read more) Author: M Taylor

287. Container Succulents November 30, 2013 It seems like succulents are everywhere these days. From people's creative succulent crafts on Pinterest, succulent cafes, to home decor, succulents have taken over. People are enamored with succulents and it is not hard to see why; they are pretty incredible plants! They are incredibly easy to take care of and about as low maintenance as you can get, perfect for the beginning gardener and those of us born without a green thumb. Succulents are very unique looking plants and can easily accommodate the style of any home or office. This year we have a huge array of succulents for gift giving... (read more) Author: M Taylor

288. Alluring Dutch Iris November 30, 2013 A few weeks ago I was having coffee in my front yard having a pretty relaxing Sunday. A young family was going for a neighborhood stroll and one of their young children ran up to one of my Dutch Iris, pointed at it, and screamed "Wow, pretty!" Frankly, I think he could not have summed up the Dutch Iris any better. It is strikingly pretty and looks like the flower equivalent of a dragon, but has plenty of other benefits too. Dutch Iris comes in gorgeous and unique colors that you just don't find on many other plants, from brights to pastels. The Dutch Iris Apollo and Dutch Iris Hildegarde ... (read more) Author: M Taylor

289. Giant White Squill November 30, 2013 When we say giant, we mean giant. The Giant White Squill bulbs are HUGE; each bulb is about the size of a soccer ball! It can be a bit of a shock to receive and plant such a huge bulb, but the results of these 10 year old bulbs are stunning. While the bulbs are huge, the delicate flowers they produce are quite graceful and have appeared in several high profile magazines including InStyle, Garden Design, Architectural Digest, and numerous Pottery Barn cataloges. The Giant White Squill's flowers are a creamy white and grow on upright stems that can get up to five feet high. These stems grow... (read more) Author: M Taylor

290. Saffron Crocus- Grow Your Own November 30, 2013 We have both good and bad news for paella lovers. Saffron, the spice that gives paella and other savory dishes that delicious kick, is one of the most expensive foods in the world! It is estimated that saffron costs $1,500 a pound and upwards, though it is usually sold by the gram. What can saffron lovers do to ensure that they can make as much paella as they want without taking out a second mortgage? Grow your own saffron of course! Growing your own treasured spice could not be easier. Saffron does need a bit of winter chill and is very hardy in zones 5-8 (just make sure they are plante... (read more) Author: M Taylor

291. The Perfect Vase Flower- Ornithogalum November 30, 2013 Looking for a unique flower this winter that will thrive in a vase? Have we got a perfect choice for you. Look no further than the Ornithogalum! This peppy gem is a bit of an unknown in the gardening world which is a shame. Ornighogalum has so many things going for it we don't know why it isn't more well known (we think it could have something to do with the name!) Ornithogalum has so much merit we don't think it will be an unknown for long. It is suited to most growing zones and are especially terrific for a mild winter climate. This charming flower's biggest appeal is it's long life. It... (read more) Author: M Taylor

292. Pre-Planted Bulbs for Hostess Gifts November 30, 2013 During the holidays party attendance is at it's peak. This is of course great fun but can get a bit stressful when you are always on the lookout for the perfect hostess gift. The perfect hostess gift is something that can be given to all hostesses regardless if they are a close friend or casual acquaintance. What fits the bill to give to your boss and good friends? Pre-planted flower bulbs of course! They are personal enough without being too personal (giving gifts to work superiors and people you don't know very well can be a tricky area).With the abundance of food allergies and prevale... (read more) Author: M Taylor

293. Be Colorful Next Year With Tulip Jungle Parrot Mix November 30, 2013 Have you started planning for your spring garden yet? Yes, that’s what we thought! That’s why you truly belong here at EasytoGrowBulbs.com. We know you probably have some tried and true favorite bulbs that you plant every year, but if you like to leave room for a little experimentation, then we have a suggestion for you. Go big and bold this spring with our Tulip Jungle Parrot Mix. These dazzling Tulips will surely take your breath away. When you plant our package of ten bulbs they will transform into an array of different tropical colors, including pinks, salmons, yellows, oranges, reds ... (read more) Author: M Taylor

294. Katy Landscaping - Today's Green Trends November 25, 2013 Katy landscaping can have plenty of advantages for your house. It acts as an invitation for guests, it attracts people, enriches the aspect of your house and raises the value of your house. However, even if this is very important for your home, you should use a decent budget in order to create the landscape of your dreams. You can try something simple but inspiring and definitely efficient. Go green Going green has been the most exciting thing during the last couple of years and it continues to be extremely entertaining. The green feature of the house is very important when it comes... (read more) Author: Tippfein Klaus

295. 3 Popular Flowers and its Meaning November 20, 2013 Flowers carry more that just pretty colors in a vibrant, natural setting. They also symbolize meaning to certain events and occasions. In fact, there are many flowers that have special meanings which are used for many types of occasions, both personal and quite public. In both Western and Eastern cultures, the naming and meaning of flowers goes back many centuries. In literature, sculpture and paintings, flowers have carried powerful meanings which help speak in their visual sense the way we feel about others. Your local florist shop in Singapore has all types of flowers for many di... (read more) Author: Ysabella Taus

296. Chinese New Year November 18, 2013 Chinese New Year begins according to the Chinese calendar which consists of both Gregorian and lunar-solar calendar systems. Because the track of the new moon changes from year to year, Chinese New Year can begin anytime between late January and mid-February. During this time the flowers that we use have a meaning. The Red Celosia Cockscomb flower represents good wishes. The Celosia Coxcomb wholesale flowers come packed in bunches and if they are placed at doorways or gates they represent double happiness and bliss for the family and the home. The Yellow Celosia (Cockscomb) flower in Chin... (read more) Author: Daisy Hudson

297. Landscaping Will Increase the Beauty and Value of Your Home November 18, 2013 There are many things that you can do to make your home more beautiful. People spend thousands of dollars on many different types of projects, including remodeling, updating a kitchen or bathroom, adding a pool or spa, and interior painting. While there are many things you can do to increase the beauty of your home, the exterior landscaping is also a critical aspect. If you are looking for landscaping in Plymouth, Minnesota, then you should contact your local landscaping company to get started today. If you are interested in learning about some of the advantages that come with landscaping you... (read more) Author: Cleo Gib

298. Cheap online shopping for garden equipments November 18, 2013 Presence of a number of web stores might encourage you to shop around and locate cheap stores but you should know how tools are priced and the factors that increase the price. Buying necessary garden equipments through cheap online shopping is a good idea to get tools you need to keep your home and garden in good condition at cost effective price but you should know the stores that sell machines and tools at affordable price. Presence of a number of web stores might encourage you to shop around and locate cheap stores but you should know how tools are priced and the factors that inc... (read more) Author: Lambert Weiss

299. French Chairs, Beds And Wardrobes - How Will You Furnish Your Home? November 18, 2013 It is important when you are decorating your bedroom that you take a few things into consideration, as it is essential that this room is one that you can relax in and get good night's sleep. You will need to purchase the right furnishings and to make sure that it isn't too cramped as well. Arguably the most important room in the entire home is the bedroom, as this is the place in which you need to completely unwind and relax, which is obviously hugely important for your own health. It needs a lot of attention, and with the wrong atmosphere in this space you could find it difficult to drif... (read more) Author: Daniel Crow

300. Chainsaw chain sharpener: A necessary tool for a chainsaw user November 18, 2013 A round file is a perfect manual tool for sharpening cutting chain but you should be careful when handling the cutting chain with bare hands. A cutting chain is like a cycle chain. It has small cutting links and each link needs to be sharpened. If you feel that your saw isn’t working properly; it needs a push to cut into the woods and it produces more sawdust than finely chopped wood pieces then you need a chainsaw chain sharpener than a new blade. The way your saw works shows that it is blunt but it can be sharpened and made new again. You might think of buying a new blade and you s... (read more) Author: Lambert Weiss

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