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Growing Peruvian Lilies

by T Akery June 4th, 2013 Flowers
Peruvian lilies are a very common flower. They are most often used in bouquets. Many people like how they look in a flower arrangement. If you intend on having these in your garden, there are a few things you should know about this flower.

The scientific name for the flower is Alstroemeria. It originates from South America, and it is predominately found in Peru. That's part of the reason for the name. It is also known as the "flower of the Incas."

There are many different color variations from this flower. They range on the color spectrum from whites to purples
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Tips for Watering Flowers

by Jessica B. May 28th, 2013 Flowers
It may seem pretty straightforward, but watering flowers can be a bit tricky. There are many ways you can make your watering more efficient, more effective, and more environmentally friendly.

1) Gather rainwater – This is a great way to recycle rainwater, but you have to be careful not to attract too many mosquitos with a large open container! Try to buy a bucket with a top, and you can attach it to the bottom of your gutters to gather water there. Or keep small containers with funnel openings to catch water and store it. Use your caught water frequently,
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Apps for Flower Gardeners

by Anna P. May 21st, 2013 Flowers
You already know that there's an app for everything, and gardening is no exception. The fact there are so many different apps to choose from makes it difficult to discern which apps are your best bet. That's why we compiled a list for you to find the right kind of mobile apps that are best for you and your flower garden. These apps are for Android and iOS (including iPhone and iPad). Each app mentioned below includes name, developer name, where you can find it, and how much it costs. Most of these apps are free, so some of
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Growing Carnations

by T Akery May 7th, 2013 Flowers
Carnations are a traditional Mother's Day flower. Their color carries different meanings. The most traditional colors are red for living Mothers and white for Mother's who have already passed on, but what is really surprising about carnations is that they are pretty easy to grow from seeds. While this border plant may not be as big as some you see at the stores, they still add lots of color to your garden.

They come in pink, white, yellow, and purple. White is the most popular color for gardens. Flower shops also use these white flowers as a base for different
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Showers Bring Spring Flowers

by Jessica B. April 30th, 2013 Flowers
Its time to start appreciating all of those beautiful spring flowers; plant as many as you have room for! If you haven’t had the time or inclination to plant seeds or bulbs for spring flowers, you are not out of luck. There are many annual and perennial flowers that you can pick up at your local garden store that should bring you months of joy this spring. You can plant them on your property or even indoors. Here are some tips for stocking up on spring flowers.

1) Snapdragons – These annual flowers are easy to care for and bring
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