Garden Notes - Flower Culture in Pots

Pot gardening can be a rewarding experience that can last the entire year.  Many plants you started in the spring can be brought inside and will provide a sunny display on those gloomy winter days.

• Achimenes

• Agapanthus or African Lily

• Variegated Aloe

• Arum Lily or Richardia

• Alpine Auricula

• Indian Azalea

• Camellia-Flowered Balsam

• Double Tuberous-Rotted Begonia

• Winter-Flowering Begonia

• Hedgehog Cactus

• Herbaceous Calceolaria

• Chimney Campanula

• Perpetual-Flowering Carnation

• Celosia

• Celsia

• Dwarf Chrysanthemum

• Star Cineraria

• Clivia

• Cyclamen

• Cytisus or Genista

• Daffodil

• Erica

• Freesia

• Fuchsia

• Gloxinia

• Heliotrope or Cherry Pie

• Hippeastrum or Amaryllis

• Hyacinth

• Hydrangea

• Lachenalia or Cape Cowslip

• Lilium

• Marguerite

• Poet's Narcissus

• Nemesia

• Nerine

• Orange

• Orchid

• Ornithogalum

• Primula

• Rose

• Salvia

• Schizanthus

• Solanum

• Spiraea

• Statice or Sea Lavender

• Streptocarpus or Cape Primrose

• Trachelium or Blue Throat-Wort

• Tulip

• Vallota or Scarborough Lily

• Zonal Pelargonium

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