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Celebrate the Bulbs of Fall!
All across Central Texas, Oxblood lilies (Rhodophialia bifida) are at the peak of their season. For those of us that live in areas that were once part of Mr. Austin’s original colony, these red trumpet shaped flowers have announced the … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Gardening Basics, Masters of Horticulture
Tagged Bill Welch, Brenham, Chris Wiesinger, Dr. William C. Welch, Gardening, Heirloom Bulbs, Heirloom Plants, Horticulture, Jay White, Lycoris aurea, Lycoris radiata, Organic Gardening, Oxblood Lily, spider lilly, Spider lily, The Southern Bulb Company
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How and When to Harvest Bulbs
A couple of weekends ago several of my friends from A&M met me at my “bulb honey hole” for a little “bulb rustling”. I have written about my bulb “honey hole” before. It is an abandoned home site that was … Continue reading
Oxblood Lilies (Rhodophiala bifida)
Each fall in Central Texas, bright red trumpets herald the approach of autumn. These trumpets are the deep red flowers of the Oxblood lily. Oxblood lilies seem to be a bit of a regional secret. I grew up in Waco … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, Gardening Basics
Tagged Gardening, Horticulture, Jay White, Organic Gardening, Oxblood Lily, Texas A&M, Yupneck
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