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Amaryllis (Hippeastrum hybrid)
The large, exquisite blooms of Amaryllis have made it a popular plant for brightening up dreary winter days. Amaryllis are native to South America and grow from a bulb. When blooming is finished enjoy the plant for its attractive foliage. It is possible to get the bulb to bloom again…
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Amaryllis (Hippeastrum hybrid)
Amaryllis are a familiar winter-season potted plant but the flowers are also great for cut arrangements. Their bold size and bloom color make an amazing focal point for cut bouquets. Create a dramatic effect by using a few single stems in a tall vase. Amaryllis blooms symbolize pride…
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Flowers for every Wedding Season
With the weather warming up and July finally here, it seems there is love in the air and wedding season is upon us in Ontario. For brides, a large part of wedding planning is choosing the flowers that they will carry, the flowers that will make…
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Paper Whites Indoors (Narcissus papyraceus)
Paperwhites are a cheerful reminder of warm sunny days. The intensely scented blooms fill a room with intoxicating fragrance and the refreshing feeling of springtime. When flowering is finished the bulbs can be planted outdoors in the garden to enjoy more blooms for years to come.
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Natal Lily, Bush Lily (Clivia minata)
A very exotic touch for sunny locations. Clivia’s bright, lily-like flowers add a bright touch and the broad, strappy foliage provides a very modern, architectural feeling. Clivia is native to South Africa and is related to another popular blooming houseplant, the Amaryllis.
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Narcissus, Daffodil Indoors (Narcissus Hybrid)
Narcissus is a cheerful reminder of warm sunny days. The color and fragrance brighten up any room with the freshness and feel of springtime. When flowering is finished the bulbs can be planted outdoors in the garden to enjoy more blooms for years to come.
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Hyacinth Indoors (Hyacinthus orientalis)
Add color indoors now. Wonderfully fragrant blooms provide a treat for the senses. Easy to grow and very rewarding. These unique plants are sure to attract attention!
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Tulip Indoors (Tulipa Hybrid)
Break up the dreary days of winter, or simply add a cheerful touch to a room anytime, with the spring-like feel of potted tulips. Growing tulips indoors adds color and freshness to any décor. The long-lasting blooms will hold up best if kept away from heat sources and dry air. When…
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Crocus Indoors (Crocus hybrid)
Crocus are easy to grow indoors and are especially refresing in late winter when the anxiousness for spring sets in. A charming centerpiece for a dining or coffee table. Perfect for a sunny window sill or on the patio when spring officially arrives.
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Filling A Niche
More than 80,000 square feet of homegrown freesia and hydrangeas are bursting into bloom under the expert care of Jan Van Zanten. VanZanten Greenhouses set up shop on Ontario’s Niagara Peninsula in 1988, after the family immigrated from Holland.…
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