The fragrants have bloomed
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HAVE: have ; large fragrant stargazer lilies and more....
Comments (9)Hey I'm glad you replied quickly I have spring fever don't you? I know exactly where my inamitable is cause its right on the end and my little wine cup is by the back door and so are my dianthus I have 3 patches of mixed dianthus but the other 2 are not going to found until they bloom how about your bulbs how soon and easy are they to find and how many bulbs round about do you figure you can trade we might can do this pretty soon and actually see their blooms this year that would be good but I would protect my daylily through the rough winter maybe in a pot then plant it in spring or we can wait until spring to dig your choice.gotto go to work hope to hear back soon susan...See MoreHAVE: have fragrant collection to trade
Comments (2)If you are still looking for the potato tree email me rollin_south@hotmail.com I would love to trade with you...See MoreA Question About Fragrant Hosta
Comments (24)For sure, getting them watered MORNINGS is important to let the pollen and such stay on the blooms for night time visitors. ====>>> pollen doesnt work that way ... its only viable for a few hours... and degrades in heat very fast ... the ones that are viable.. any given night .. opened that afternoon ... i doubt it lasts over thru the next day.. and perhaps an indicator.. is that it has little scent left .. by the next morning .. i am guessing on that part... but it makes sense not to bother to lure in the pollinators.. if the pollen is dead ... being a species.. P should come true from seed ... but because it opens so late in summer ... there is not enough time for the pods to mature to viable seed .... for many of us the further north you go ... [90 days from 8/15 is mid-november.. and the plants are dead to the ground for me in MI ] ... some have tried cutting the stalks before freeze and trying to mature them in sugar water ... i lost interest at that point ... lol ... so ... if you wanted.. as your goal.. to add fragrance to your seedlings.. you 'take' pollen from P .... in the evening.. and somehow 'store' it.. to put on something else .. the next morning when those flowers are fresh .. ... [they used to use those black film canisters.. of which.. i bet you cant even buy them now ...] .. [for the truly crazed ... you try to store your pollen in august.. to put it onto those very early sieboldianas the following may.. i think it can be done in the freezer.. but again.. i lost interest at that point.. lol ...] BUT!!! ... being a species.. it would be time/effort wasted to put pollen of other things.. onto P .... it will not be accepted ... there.. more useless hosta knowledge ... i cant remember how old i am.. but i remember this stuff.. of course.. that might just be denial ... lol .. ken...See MoreStrongly fragrant all year blooming plants for Zone 10+?
Comments (3)For osmanthus, Fudingzhu is the main variety that blooms intermittently throughout the year. It is not perfect, as in you won't have flowers constantly. There are probably other varieties that have better blooming, but it's a matter of finding them for sale (probably exists in China but impossible to get). Michelia alba will bloom almost constantly in tropical conditions. I would get two or more if possible because one plant may be in bloom and another one next to it might be "re-energizing" for the next flush of blooms. Michelia champaca in my climate blooms for a few months out of the year (California). If you can get ahold of the other yellow/orange michelia hybrids from Thailand you may see better, extended blooming. You may also want to check out Tahitian gardenia (can bloom year-round)....See Moredjacob Z6a SE WI
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