


| Pics & Tips 16: Flowers By Gale Chester Whittington ==Copyright 2004-2008== |
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| Jan Bos Hyacinth, one of the author's favorites. 3-20-08 |
| Carnegie Hyacinth. White can be beautiful! 3-20-08 |
| Sometimes hyacinths revert to the wild type, and although they are smaller in flower, they are still pretty. 3-20-08 |
| Sky Jacket Hyacinth, nice & full. 3-20-08 |
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| Sky Jacket Hyacinth up close. Feed bone and blood meal every spring. 3/20/08 |
| March 20, 2008! The first day of spring! Yippee! |
| City of Haarlem, another daffodil gone bad (back to the wild type). This pale shade of yellow is as good as it gets for hyacinths. 3/20/08 |
| The first grape hyacinth of the season. These bulbs do fairly well in that they return every spring. They just don't spread here in Zone 7b like they did for me in colder climates. 3-20-08 |
| This Delft Blue is the first hyacinth of the season! 3-20-08 |
| Fortissimo Daffodils, another vigorous variety with an orange cup. 3-20-08 |
| Remembrance Crocus. The voles and gophers have eaten most of the ones I planted, but the few that have survived are quite large and lovely. 3-20-08 |
| Remembrance crocus up close. 3-20-08 |













| Weeping Daffodils. Okay, you caught me posting more Pink Charm pics, but I couldn't help it. Don't hate me 'cause they're beautiful! 3-20-08 |
| moles, meadow mice, and rats I have in my garden. 3-20-08 |