Showing posts with label propagation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label propagation. Show all posts

Friday, January 11, 2008

Remember the Varigated Angel Trumpets?

Miss Terri has at this point successfully rooted several stalks of the Varigated Angel Trumpet!! So hopefully come spring, there will be a bunch of new ones in the neighborhood. We all know how varigated varieties can be a tad difficult at times, so we are praying they are able to flourish on the very first try..

Thursday, September 27, 2007

Centerfold Lily Seeds

My first set of seeds have ripened and I have put them away.. My Centerfold Lily seeds. Lilies you typically don't think of having seeds, more as bulbs.. They can reproduce both ways. Seeds and baby bulbs as I call them.. The seeds I plant them in dark moist soil. They really don't need light until the first leaves are sprouting through. Some germinate quicker than others, like the Asiatic and . I have grown a couple lilies from seed and it takes a good three years to get hardy stalk and many blooms. I have been successful with the Asiatic species. I am so fond of lilies that I am a member of the North American Lily Society..