Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden
Miranda tulip
Tulipa

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Poppy Anenome
Anemone coronaria

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Schweinitz's Sunflower
Helianthus schweinitzii

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Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden: Plants


DSBGFrom the Garden
Tips for your garden:

Fertilizers
by: Mike Bush


20-20-20, 16-4-8, 10-10-10 --- These numbers are listed on every bag of fertilizer. Do you know what they mean?

Let's start with the first number, which represents nitrogen, one of the most important nutrients for a plant's good health. Nitrogen is responsible for the production of chlorophyll. Without it, plants can't produce their own food. If they don't have enough nitrogen, their foliage will take on an overall yellow tint.

The second number indicates phosphorus. Another significant ... cont.

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Spider Plant
Cleome pungens

An old fashioned annual still very much grown now-a-days. Tends to return each spring from self-sown seed once first planted. Full sun. Average garden soil. 5' to 6' tall. Available in mixture as well as individual colors of white, pink and purple. A mid-summer sown crop is useful to replace the spring germinated plants that are often tired by mid-summer. It shares its common name with the house plant, Chlorophytum comosum. more

In the Garden
Come see what's currently in bloom at DSBG!

Beebalm or Oswego Tea
location: All Gardens

Crinum Lily
location: Cottage Garden

Daylily
location: All Gardens

Daylily
location: All Gardens

daylily
location: Ribbon Garden

Daylily
location: All Gardens

Scarlet Rose Mallow
location: Ribbon Garden
 


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Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden