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A perennial from the Carpathian Mountains with lavender-blue blooms. Prefers part shade in hot summer climates and needs regular moisture. Perfect for the rock garden and border edges. P. Sun/Sh. S. 1 -
An annual to tender perennial, 40-70 cm tall with bright, scarlet flowers. It is a good nectar producer and attracts pollinators. Very multi-functional – use in beds & borders, wildflower mi -
A favorite in old-fashioned gardens. Grown for its papery flowers in shades of pink, yellow, white, orange and red. They have a long bloom cycle from mid summer to Autumn. Can be used for fresh cut fl -
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Traditional pot plant in a range of bright, attractive colours. Flowers stand above the lush foliage in spring and summer. H25cm A. Sun/Sh. Sp-S -
Yellow Strawflower has yellow flowers with papery petals that can be used for fresh or dried bouquets. To dry flowers, cut flower stems just as flower buds are nearly open or newly opened. Tie stems t -
Dwarf Lupin. The blue flowers have white markings and appear in clusters at the top. Plants are easy to grow and highly adaptable to a range of growing conditions. Flowers may be fragrant and attract -
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An interesting plant with heads of purple flowers in early summer. These are replaced by translucent, rounded and flat seed pods looking a bit like silvery coins. Stems of seed pods make ideal dried f -
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Bearded Iris - Planting and Growing Guide Plant as soon as you receive your rhizomes. PLANT LOCATION AND CARE: • Full sun, 5-6 hours per day • Open to breeze, if in a sheltered garden •
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Louisiana Iris - Planting and Growing Guide Louisiana Irises natural habitat is the wetlands of Louisiana, USA, in some of the richest soils in the world, growing in usually poorly drained areas and c
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A favorite in old-fashioned gardens. Grown for its papery flowers in shades of pink, yellow, white, orange and red. They have a long bloom cycle from mid summer to Autumn. Can be used for fresh cut fl -
Chicory is a tap-rooted perennial with blue flowers that is native to Eurasia and northern Africa. It is very adaptable and drought tolerant, making it useful for reclamation. Chicory roots can be use -
Dwarf Red Sulphur Cosmos plants grow to just 18-24 inches tall and have deep scarlet flowers. It is an easy to grow annual that is great in mass plantings as well as beds & borders. Flowers attrac -
Zinnia ‘Sombrero’ is an old variety that has bold, bi-colored petals. The inner half of the petals are red while the outer half are bright yellow. .A. Sun. S-Au. 200 seeds $4.60 -
Fully double, 10cm wide bright coloured flowers that are shaped like dahlias.H80-100cm A. Sun. S-Au. 200 seeds $4.60 -
These 10cm wide flowers are semi-double to fully double and have flat petals.H80-100cm A. Sun. S-Au. 200 seeds $4.60 -
Autumn Bulb Planting Guide Soils Bulbs don't like wet feet! Do not plant in boggy ground! Add sand to poorly drained soils or plant in raised beds. Do not add fresh organic manure. Bulbs have a low ni
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GardenPost New Zealand’s largest bulb and plant mail order company We sell all spring blooming bulbs, NZ bulbs – daffodils, tulips, irises, freesias as well as summer flowering bulbs such
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Edible Flower Guide Here is more information on the flowers and herbs used in our Edible Flower and Herb Mix. Edible flowers have been used for many years in cooking, to enhance salads with their colo
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Growing Guide - Garden Flowers We recommend garden flower seeds be sown indoors in trays or pots first to give you good strong plants. Fill trays with potting or seed rasing mix. Sprinkle seeds thinly
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Dahlia Growing Guide Flower Magic - All in a Single Season Dahlia plants are amazing, another example of horticultural magic. The dinner plate types can grow a full metre high in just a few months whi
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Amaryllis Growing Guide Amaryllis (Hippeastrums) Amaryllis deliver huge, brilliant flowers in abundance and in lots of jazzy colour combinations. Direct from our cool store, these bulbs can be planted
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Patio Potato Growing Guide Growing potatoes in planter bags is the perfect solution if you want to grow your own potatoes but have limited space. Here is an easy three-step process: To get your potato
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Garlic & Shallots Growing Guide Garlic The best time to plant garlic is June — traditionally the shortest day of the year (21 June) and harvest on the longest day of the year (21 December).
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Sweet Pea Growing Guide Sweet peas evoke old-fashioned cottage gardens, with their fluttering blossoms and intense fragrance. Growing sweet pea vines is simple and exciting. Here are some tips to help
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Growing Elephant Garlic Elephant garlic is larger than regular garlic and has a milder taste. The tall, solid, flowering stalks and broad, flat leaves of the elephant garlic resemble its cousin, the l
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Rain Lilies (Zephyranthes candida) Growing Guide (A.K.A Magic, Fairy or Peruvian Lilies) Commonly known as “Rain Lilies” because of their propensity to burst into flower after rain, these
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Lilies for Cut Flowers Lilies are one of the most spectacular flowers in the garden. Colours range from the snowiest white to vibrant hues of yellow, orange, pink, red, and almost black. Giant Orienta
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Growing Bluebells Bluebells have brilliant blue blossoms that add a dash of colour to the landscape. Each plant produces up to 100 tiny blue-violet bell-shaped flowers that emit a honey-sweet fragranc
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Forcing Paperwhite Daffodils for Indoor Winter Flowering Unlike other narcissus, Paperwhites don't require a chilling period, so forcing them to flower early is as easy as putting the bulbs in water a
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Tulip Growing Guide Brrrrrr Tulips need a winter-like chilling period to prepare them for their splendid spring show. Warm outdoor temperatures in mild climates just don't provide the cold required fo
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Growing Lilies Plant bulbs immediately on arrival - do not allow bulbs to dry out before planting. They like an area that has semi-shade or full sun, and well-drained, slightly acidic soil with good h
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Anemone Growing Guide Wake Them Up Anemone bulbs often benefit from a pre-planting soak to get them ready to grow. Soak your anemone bulbs for 2-4 hours in a cup or small bowl of water. This will enco
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Daffodil (Narcissus) Growing Guide Outdoor Beds Find a location where the soil drains well. If there are still puddles of water 5-6 hours after a hard rain, scout out another site. Or amend the soil w
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The Kitchen Garden Growing Guide Elephant Garlic Larger than regular garlic and has a milder taste. The tall, solid, flowering stalks and broad, flat leaves of the elephant garlic resemble its cousin,
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Freesia Growing & Cut Flower Guide Outdoor Beds Find a location where the soil drains well. If there are still water puddles 5-6 hours after a hard rain, scout out another site. Or amend the soil
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Growing Tuberous Begonias Tuberous begonias have beautiful rose like flowers in a wide variety of colours and forms. Flowers may be single or double, plain, ruffled or toothed. They bloom throughout t
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Dutch Iris Growing Guide Florists' Favourite Dutch iris are popular with florists, and home gardeners, because they are dependably pretty and easy to use. Long, strong, straight stems couple with bloo
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Winter 2021 - Lily Planting Instructions / Guide Lilies Plant bulbs immediately on arrival - do not allow bulbs to dry out before planting. If you cannot plant straight away, store them in the fridge.
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Bulbs Planting Guide - Summer Begonias Plant 3cm deep, 15cm apart in well-drained soil in dappled shade. Keep any leaf growth above soil level. Ensure adequate moisture, but do not over water. Use slo
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Bulbs & Bare Rooted Plants - Planting Guide Spring Begonias Plant out after all threat of frost has passed. Plant 3cm deep, 15cm apart in well-drained soil in dappled shade. Ensure adequate moistu
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Wildflower Growing Guide Stunning wildflower displays are created by good site preparation, sowing at the right time of year and then just a little patience! Please take time to follow our recommendat