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Hibiscus Plants Brighten Your Gardens

March 22, 2014
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Hibiscus Plants – Diseases Care and Information of Hibiscus Plants Hibiscus flowers are well known for their bright colours, extravagant petals, shining leaves, and tropical look. Many gardeners love to add this special flower to their yard to give it an extra pop of colour or a feeling of elegance. Many think that the hibiscus...
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Magnolia Trees Prune & Varieties

March 13, 2014
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Magnolia Trees How To Grow A Beautiful Healthy Magnolia   The elegant magnolia trees are known for its gorgeous colourful blooms and fragrant smells that come alive in the late winter and early spring. In Australia, these trees are incredibly popular not only for their beauty but also for their durability and longevity. If you...
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Frangipani Trees Long Blooming & Fragrant

March 13, 2014
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Frangipani Trees Like to Grow in Warmer Tropical Climates of Australia The dynamic long blooming frangipani trees help to create your own personal tropical fragrant paradise in your back yard in the summer time. It’s no wonder why people in Queensland Australia like growing frangipani in their gardens with their requirement for subtropical or tropical...
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The Beauty of Japan in Your Garden

March 10, 2014
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Japanese Maple Acer Palmatum Grown for Leaf Colour & Shape The acer palmatum or Japanese maple is a deciduous shrub or tree native to Japan, Korea, China, Mongolia and Russia. They are often cultivated for their aesthetic beauty, colour and vivacious foliage. A Japanese maple usually grows between 6 and 10 metres tall. Add style...
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Jasmine: Long Flowering & Fragrant

March 9, 2014
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Jasmine Plant Long Flowering & Fragrant The jasmine plant is known for its beauty and fragrant odour that fills the spring, summer and early autumn air. The jasmine vine or shrub belongs to the olive family. It is native to areas with warm and tropical climates in Africa, Asia, Europe and Australia and is sought...
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Echium Pininana

February 27, 2014
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Echium Pininana Echium Pininana plants are well regarded for their beauty and ability to attract all kinds of insects and animals. In bloom, the plants are a great asset to any garden. They will even grow well in drought areas and coastal areas of Australia providing these landscape areas with immense amounts of colour. This...
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Clematis Flair

February 22, 2014
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By dayliliesinaustralia
How to Grow & Care for Clematis Flair The popularity of using the Clematis for refreshing walls and borders in home gardens has grown exponentially over the past decade. Clematis is a genus of around 300 species belonging to the buttercup plant family. From the Ancient Greek clématis meaning the climbing plant, this plant is...
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Camellias Sasanqua Japonica

February 5, 2014
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Camellias Sasanqua Japonica – Are You Really Buying the Right Camellia Know the difference between Camellia Sasanqua and Camellia Japonica plants. There are between 100 and 250 different types of Camellias Sasanqua Japonica plants. Experts argue about the exact amount and there has been a lot of controversy amongst the botany community. Rather than focusing...
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Growing Hydrangeas Outdoors

October 25, 2013
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By dayliliesinaustralia
Growing Hydrangeas Plants in your garden Growing hydrangeas plants outdoors brings welcome colour to the shadier parts of the garden. Grown for their domed or flat flower heads, which have masses of inconspicuous flowers. The name hydrangea comes from the Greek “hydra” meaning water, and “angeon” meaning vessel. Hydrangeas belong to the family known as the Hydrangeaceae....
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How To Grow Dahlias

October 22, 2013
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By dayliliesinaustralia
How to Grow Dahlias Dahlias are native to Mexico but also Central America as well as Colombia. The name “dahlia” was given to remember a Swedish botanist Andreas Dahl, a student of Linnaeus. This plant was introduced to Europe by the Spanish in the hopes of using their fleshy roots for food, as did the...
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