Holland Flowers

Let the colors and smells of the flower fields of Holland overwhelm you. The Dutch flowers are world famous and the Dutch flower fields are a must see.

Macro Tulips

Tulips are one of those beautiful flowers a garden lover would want to have on one of its plots. Aside from its different colors because of its different species, the way it opens from a pretty bud gets to attract the attention of many.

Red Rose

Roses are most popular flower in the world. Red roses are the symbol of love and romance. Just have a look romantic red roses pictures. The essence of modern romance.

Pollination

The transfer of pollen from the anthers of a flower to the stigma of the same flower or of another flower. Fertilization allows the flower to develop seeds.

Macro Flower

The beautiful macro flower pictures taken with a variety of equipment, lighting, and many different types of compositions. It's probably the least expensive thing you'll need.

Wild Flower

There are hundreds of native wild flowers to grow in your garden, providing colour, structure and scent. In the garden, most wild flowers are easy to grow. They're hardy, resiliant and well adapted to our climate and soils. They're also incredibly beautiful.

Peruvian Lily

Peruvian lily plants (Alstroemeria), also known as Lily of the Incas, are striking late spring or early summer, half-hardy perennial bloomers that are available in a myriad of colors including pink, white, orange, purple, red, yellow and salmon. Flowers resemble azaleas and make a beautiful addition to an indoor bouquet.

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Flower Bulbs

Flower Bulbs

Some plants have the base of the stem, the bulb, an underground structure with gems, which are born of their shoots.
Protected by leaves that undergo changes in color and consistency, is that it stores mineral reserves, which are essential during the rest period before the first buds appear. And it is the kind of "potato" that determines the division between the bulbous, which can be played by corm, tuber, rhizome or bulb.

The corm is compact and has no layers. Inside are not seen leaves and flowers. The Gladiolus is a corm, like Freesia.

In tubers, the main feature is the presence of roots throughout the bulb (a bulb and a corm have real roots only at the base). Examples: the tuberous Begonia and Dahlia.

The rhizome is a thickened stem that grows horizontally underground, developing several gems.

Popular bulbs:

Amaryllis: In the bulb there is already a miniature flower. Plant this bulb in a pot and leave it in place with good lighting, and protect them from the sun at midday.

Gladiolus: spreads by corm, like Freesia. Ask sandy-clay soil without soaking, and likes full sun, do not water too much.

Narcissus: true bulb, increases in volume every year, until reaching its maximum size, are produced then other bulbs that bind to the largest. These divisions can be separated and saved for another plant. The ideal time to reap the daffodil bulbs is when their leaves fall off naturally. By separating the smaller bulbs bulb not do the operation in the sunlight, so they do not dry. It is suitable for cultivation in cold regions of the country.

Lily: In the spring, plant your bulbs in the garden. To reproduce by bulbils, tiny bulbs that appear in the leaf axils.