Roses at Leu' Gardens
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Leu Gardens in Orlando FL: roses blooming?
Comments (6)I've not been over to Leu recently, but on our campus (Florida Southern College in Lakeland -- about 50 miles SW of Leu), we do have flowers on most of the roses. Not the huge numbers you see spring and fall, but normal winter bloom for here. The important question for Leu, if you were to call, is when they prune. We prune our roses rather late (late February), so then we have no flowers at all for about 6 weeks. But there are gardens in the area that are pruned in January. So it just depends on their practices. If you do come down for some winter relief, may I suggest Bok Tower Gardens, in Lake Wales (also about 50 miles from Orlando). Not a lot of roses there, but amazing camellias, azaleas, and other stuff....See MoreLeu Gardens Roses
Comments (8)Actually, it is not like that at all. The soil was removed a few years ago and replaced with good organic compost. The roses are on fortuniana rootstock, its the only one that is worth growing in Florida. But you are misinformed on the water, fert, pesticides, etc. We are very enviromentally aware and a few years ago the Rose Garden was renovated. Many of the high maintance varieties were removed and more low maintance ones were installed. irrigation is all by microjets now so there is just enough provided to the roots but keeps it off the foliage. Fertilizing is done a few times but no insane amounts are put out. We are on a lake and try to have minimal runoff of nitrates. Also, a lot of organics are used; manure, cottonseed meal, ground alfalfa. And pesticide/insecticide use is also minimal. After the renovation pesticide use was cut by something like 80%. Eric Orlando,FL z9b/10a...See MoreLeu Gardens Spring Plant Sale-this weekend
Comments (6)Some things we are selling; Ficus auriculata various camellias, japonica and sasanqua Tabebuia chrysotricha and impetiginosa unusual conifers several Ti Plants Hibiscus 'Catawaba', 'Sioux', and 'Tonto' crepe myrtles, excellent smaller cultivars palms Fatsia flowering Osmanthus fragrans Abelia x grandiflora 'Kaleidoscope'- nice golden variegated foliage Stromanthe sanguinea 'Triostar' cheap bromeliads central Florida ecotype Liriodendron tulipifera, American Tulip Tree various ornamental trees a couple forms of Colocasia Eric Orlando,FL...See MoreLeu Gardens Spring Plant Sale-March 17-18
Comments (11)Nick and I are going to hit it today too. He wants a new CP and then he wants to to go to Hollywood Studios, LOL, but he's still just 10. Did anyone get anything good? Was anyone selling carnivores? Last year at all the plant sales I bought gingers for under the Oak and Chinese Lantern tree on the border of my garden. While I was in India the neighbor cut down the Lantern tree and trimmed back the oak severly well over my yard. I probably had $300 worth of gingers under it that are all going white with sunburn. That was my only safe spot to grow them. But I don't want another 'enemy' neighbor. I already don't get along with my south neighbor. when he move in (we live in a circle cul-de-sac) he didn't know where the property line was and he cut down all of my plants in a flower bed including a papaya, a bay leaf, and a bougie. Then he argued about the property line! Like it had magically moved just because he moved in. Oh well....See MorePlumeria Girl (Florida ,9b)
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