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Imported cut Chrysanthemums in various sizes can be purchased from Florist shops and propogated. I started experimenting with cut Chrysanthemums two years back. After squandering Rs 10 to 12,000 finally managed to save 30% of the varieties. Majority of the cutting were lost due to monsoon weather an...

some more photos. Unable to post more due to 3 attachment condition.

Some photos of Daylilies taken in 2012

Euphorbia drought tolerant prefer dry conditions generally. The Dianthus variety planted in pots shown above i reckon in the Diamond variety. If planted in a soil bed, around 60 or 70 percent of Dianthus Diamond variety can survive.

Sir i purchased around 100 bulbs back in 2007 or 2008 which which were planted in this bed having a good drainage. Ever since then they have been sprouting on a regular basis and have also multiplied. The key is to plant thm a soil bed with good drainage and keeping that area strictly reserved for t...

Some more pictures of Dutch Irises.

The soil in NWFP is more fertile and the climate more favourable for Dutch and other irises. The best time to plant these bulbs is around September/October. At this time putting them in a pot would be of no use as they are not going to flower till end february or beginning of March 2014. These bulbs...

i was unable to attached some pictures of Louisiana Irises and Bearded Iris in my earlier post submitted a few minutes earlier. Here they are.

DutchIris-BedArea.jpg Dutch Iris tend to sprout every year for me faithfully. I only bought them once or twice back in 2007 or 2008 and every year they tend to sprout in the same area where they were planted originally. The key to planting them is in a well drained soil bed located higher than the ...