A few of the early blooms for 2024
Ken Wilkinson
18 days ago
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (22)
sultry_jasmine_nights (Florida-9a-ish)
18 days agoRelated Discussions
Just a few more early blooms.
Comments (7)Here's a few more that were open this morning: another blossom of Soleil d'Or Its parent Persian Yellow, which was rather hard to photograph--the petals kept reflecting too much light. another of Persian Yellow's decendents, Harrison's Yellow. Looks quite similar doesn't it? Actually Persian Yellow's blooms are a bit larger. Stanwell Perpetual is very chlorotic this year, so much so that its blooms are white instead of pink. Its actually going to a new home later today, hopefully it will be happier there. Reine des violettes is not looking so violet--I guess is got too hot too quickly to see the really purple blooms it had last autumn. and one more blossom from the Rosa santa Richards not Andrews band befoe I remove it and the rest of the buds and give it a chance to grow. This blossom shows off a bit more of its pink tint than the last post did. I had a few more blooms, but the one of my very favorite rose, Geranium Red, was looking rather battered and I refuse to photograph him looking less than his best. But oh, the fragrance!! Speaking of which, I've always heard Persian Yellow and Harison's Yellow had very bad fragrances, but I found them mild and pleasant....See MoreA few early september blooms
Comments (7)Thanks! I have a few more - went the nursery and they were having a BOGO sale on roses so I picked up a few...and rather than starting a new thread.... St. Swithun Falstaff. Gotta figure out where to plant these two :D And a couple more pics of that Snowfire bloom, because that flower is just making me DROOL!...See MoreA Few More Fairly Early
Comments (5)Prairie Moon does not require staking. It is a semi-double. I won't say that stems will never lean, but it is quite upright. Lights Out even more so. Prairie Moon does age with ugly brown spots....See More2024 January : upload your photos of first blooms of season
Comments (19)Has anyone had success with Bell Peppers or other large Sweet peppers in Florida? Which varieties do you like? I seem to have have limited sucess with Bells or large sweet frying-type peppers, like Marconi types. These are the peppers we use most and end up buying from the Farmer's Markets etc. I grow a variety called Sweet Chocolate Bell and Blot pepper which is a small bell pepper. Both of those do okay. Sweet Banana peppers do great here but are smaller peppers. I have done okay with Shishito and Corbaci sweet peppers but they are also a smaller type pepper....See Moremmmm12COzone5
18 days agopink rose(9b, FL )
18 days agoforever_a_newbie_VA8
18 days agooursteelers 8B PNW
18 days agoArtist-FKA-Novice Zone 7B GA
18 days agorosecanadian
18 days agosusan9santabarbara
17 days agoBenT (NorCal 9B Sunset 14)
17 days agolibrarian_gardner_8b_pnw
16 days agoDorian W
16 days agoMelissa Kansas 5b/6a
16 days agoKen Wilkinson
15 days agopink rose(9b, FL )
15 days agoKen Wilkinson
15 days agopink rose(9b, FL )
15 days agoArtist-FKA-Novice Zone 7B GA
15 days agoKen Wilkinson
14 days agopink rose(9b, FL )
14 days agoDorian W
14 days agoDave5bWY
13 days ago
Related Stories
GARDENING GUIDESSigns of Spring: 9 Early Blooms to Look for in Your Neighborhood
Crocuses, snowdrops, daffodils, flowering quinces and other bloomers herald the change in the season
Full StoryGARDENING GUIDESAdd Beardless Iris to Your Garden for Springtime Blooms
Japanese and Siberian irises provide early garden color and attractive foliage from spring to fall
Full StoryFALL GARDENING5 Native Early-Spring Bloomers to Plant This Fall
Think beyond tulips and daffodils this year with plants that you and native pollinators will love
Full StoryFLOWERS11 Classic Bulbs for Spring Blooms
Plant these ever-popular bulbs in fall to ensure a garden bursting with colors in spring
Full StoryBULBSPlant Tulips for March-to-May Blooms
Learn the basics of growing these favorite spring bulbs
Full StoryTREESHouzz Call: Show Us Your Beautifully Blooming Magnolias
Do you have one of these flowering trees? Share your pictures in the Comments
Full StoryGARDENING GUIDESGreat Design Plant: Golden Alexanders for Early Spring Color
Get sunny flowers while other garden growers are still asleep, with this adaptable prairie plant beloved by butterflies
Full StorySPRING GARDENINGHouzz Call: What’s Blooming in Your Spring Garden?
Share pictures of your home and yard this season — you may see them in an upcoming story
Full StorySPRING GARDENING7 Great Container Plants for Early-Spring Appeal
Good things sometimes come to those who impatiently head to the nursery for plants that can take a chill
Full StoryNATIVE PLANTSPlant These Fall-Flowering Natives in Early Summer for Pollinator Love
These 3 groups of plants will support masses of beneficial insects come autumn
Full Story
Kristine LeGault 8a pnw