The Budget-Wise Gardener by Kerry Ann Mendez

Author:Kerry Ann Mendez
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Lightning Source Inc.
Published: 2018-08-26T16:00:00+00:00

Here are examples of zonal double-talk:

‘Orange Turmoil’ Dahlia. Iridescent beauty! With an almost indescribable colour palette, our dazzling ‘Orange Turmoil’ Dahlia makes its presence known with full, fluffy flowers in a kaleidoscope of hues. Zones: 3–10, lift in Zones 3–7.

Another catalog of similar repute provides two recommended zone listings for each plant. For example: Double tuberous Begonias, Suitable Zones: 3–10. Hardy Zones: 9–10.

4. A downside: small pots. As mentioned earlier, most mail order plants come in small pots. Small pots mean small roots. Plants with smaller roots require more pampering than larger, more established root systems. Less mature plants require frequent watering and may need protection from harsh weather while getting established. Plants will also take longer to go into flower, maybe not until the second year, or even later. The financial savings associated with mail order are usually swapped for additional time, effort and patience on your part. I hate to sound too harsh, but time is money. You decide what you have more of.

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