Friday, February 11, 2011

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bulbs and tubers January February

bulbs and tubers
are bulbous plants, like the winter aconite also
although they appear as delicate and fragile, but they brave ice and snow and grow quite easily in the garden. They spread out and willing to seed even if they like it in the garden.
The mottled, dark green and shiny Bluette appear in the fall
Flowering:
January to March - weather permitting
location:
C. coum loves gritty, rich, humus rich soil and grows best in partial shade. Here at the foot of the shrubs.
Propagation: Soak seeds overnight
mature and germinate in the dark.
It is also the autumn flowering cyclamen - when I report about it in the fall.

this morning they were frozen as in a cloak from frost
- but shortly thereafter they shine bright yellow for the sun!


bloom from early February at us
Eranthis hyemalis - winter warmers :
- like two lovers in the snow snowdrops and winter aconite are in our garden:
varieties:
also are among the Eranthis there different varieties. We have been in
E. hyemalis garden.
I would like for next Year a few get cilicica E.. It has bronze-red leaves and golden yellow flowers and a little later than E.hyemalis
planting.
All winter warmers like they should plant out flat so they can have good effect.
Ca. 50 pcs / per sqm tubers I planted it at least.
That sounds a lot, but is not abundant in the early years - but with a little patience, they are common even further.
Reproduction:
One can take the tubers, divide and replant. By seed, it is also quite simple.
mature seeds from the dry seeds and sow stalls take right back at the new location. Often do it automatically the ants carry the seeds of the garden
location.
Here they grow best under the fruit trees on the sunny Beetseite. The soil is mulched regularly there is humic and neither very dry nor very wet. They love sun or part shade.
Extra tip:
Eranthis buying commonly called tubers.
Before planting, I put them in water overnight so that they soak up. They grow because of faster and better.


Winterling and Schneeglöcken frosty one morning:


The first flowers of the year: Galanthus Snowdrop


extent, because they appear so early in the year I plant snowdrops in large amounts of seats, which heat up quickly in spring. With me is the example under the rocks pear on the terrace by the pool. From the apartment you should be easily visible or directly on the way to the front door. So you have the same first signs of spring in the well View.
multiply it with me every year and I share the hard-working Poles regularly after flowering. (In the green, as the English say). The parts are once again planted under trees and shrubs. So I got in a few years ago a sea of flowers of snowdrops in the garden.
blooms very early Galanthus elwesii (see picture).

varieties: are Galanthus nivalis
elwesii and hardy varieties, simple and vigorous
location:
permeable to water, rather moist, nutrient-rich
light shade or part shade
at us, they thrive under the cherry trees, fruit trees, rocks, pears and climbing roses easily
increase :
" in the green "- as long as the foliage is still visible, a Horst take from the soil, divide and replant immediately after splitting. Of course you can also do in a pot with soil - leave lying around not only open to dry
snowdrop onions very quickly, and are then broken..
onions you can also buy everywhere in the early autumn.


onion selection - species and varieties
in the selection of bulbs for the home garden, I make sure that I select species that are not eaten by voles, mice, etc.. Most of these species are poisonous.
Then I choose varieties that are developing most luxuriant, healthy and multiply, ideally, still hard.
preferred I also use very early flowering varieties. must

The Snowdrop For me, absolutely
Galanthus elwesii, G. Sam Arnott, G. viridapice and a stuffed variety, such as Galanthus flore-pleno
be there.



Next, I put Eranthis hyemalis (winter aconite), Cyclamen coum (Cyclamen) and daffodils before.
Later tulips - especially wild tulips.
Allium - Allium should not be missed.


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