Flowers for Coastal Georgia
Q: : I have some property on the Georgia coast that I’m trying to market. It would look far better if it had some flowers growing on it. What can I plant now?
A: Roger Ditmer, director of horticulture at The Cloister on Sea Island suggests marsh spider lily (^Hymenocallis crassifolia^), seashore mallow (^Kosteletzkya virginica^), swamp lily (^Crinum americanum^), canna (^Canna^ spp.), salt marsh asters (^Aster^ spp.), pickerelweed (^Pontederia cordata^), and Southern blue flag iris (^Iris virginica^). These should give you lots of color to attract buyers.
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Urea & Ammonium Nitrate – Difference
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Confederate Rose – Rooting
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Colocasia vs. Alocasia vs. Xanthosoma
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Snake – DeKay’s and Garter
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Magnolia – Removing Roots to Plant Grass
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Allamanda, Mandevilla and Dipladenia – Differences
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Confederate Rose – Rooting
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Encore Azaleas – Did Not Bloom Second Time
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Tulip
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Pecans – Shipping
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