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Fabulous Fritillaria
Fritillaria meleagris: a bulb that prefers dappled to full sun, and needs consistent moisture throughout the growing season. However, it will not thrive in soggy soil. This lily has a faint checkerboard pattern. Allow the leaves to die back before removing, they are needed for photosynthesis. By mid summer the plant goes dormant. You can pull or clip the browning leaves at this time without any worries. Fritillaria makes a wonderful cut flower.
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Fritillaria
Fritillaria
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Bodacious Blooms
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Hydrangea paniculata ‘Tardiva’ at pixieperennials@gmail.com
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Looking for the names of the perennials in the photographs? The botanical names are listed below this note in the section titled “tags”.
The fall garden puts on quite the show, with late blooming perennials that keep the garden fresh until frost.
September blooms 2013 – pixieperennials@gmail.com
September blooms 2013 – pixieperennials@gmail.com
September blooms 2013 – pixieperennials@gmail.com
September blooms 2013 – pixieperennials@gmail.com
September blooms 2013 – pixieperennials@gmail.com
September blooms 2013 – pixieperennials@gmail.com
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