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What's New
For Spring, 2008, we have more new items than ever before. Exquisite new lilies, dahlias and other bulbs. Plus over 30 new perennials.--dayliles, violets, heuchera, astrantia--it goes on and on. Take a look and enjoy them all. |
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Storing Your Bulbs Before Planting in Spring
If your spring bulbs arrive when it's still too cold or too early to plant, here's what to do. Simple, clear information for the proper storing of your spring bulbs including the optimal storing temperatures for various types. |
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Spring-Planted Bulbs Guide
Click here for a really useful planting depth chart for all types of spring-planted flower bulbs, plus a region map with recommended planting times. |
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Growing Dahlias. It's easy.
Witness the creation of a big dahlia garden--from digging the holes to full bloom. Warning: It's all so beautiful and easy, you'll be addicted. If you're not already a dahlia gardener, you will be after reading this. List of dahlia types at bottom. |
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Planting "Wild" Lilies
At AmericanMeadows.com, we love wildflowers. So our spring lily selections include many hard-to-find "Species Lilies". They're the wild ones...the beautiful, original wildflowers that are the parents of all our flashy lily hybrids. Hailing from all over the world from Califrornia to China, these rare bulbs are not hard to grow, and make fascinating, hardy specimens in gardens. |
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Our exclusive Biltmore Estate Bulbs For Spring
Read all about the famous Biltmore Estate in North Carolina, "America's Largest Home," and the outstanding dahlias, lilies and other spring bulbs the gardeners there have chosen. These bulbs are the highlights of Biltmore's spectacular spring gardens, and can now grace your home's gardens too. |
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Map of USDA Plant Hardiness Zones
You need to know your "Hardiness Zone". Also, within zones, there are warm and cold spots that change your results. A hollow is colder, near the house is warmer. |
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