Flower Blog Archive - January 2010

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care for forced hyacinths in january

What should I do with my fading bloom hyacinths that are in pots in my house right now, January?

Posted by Ann Laney at 5:55 AM on Saturday, 23 January 2010

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Maltese Cross

Most people consider a flower only for what it looks like. Then there are a few oddballs (like me!) who will grow a flower just because it has an interesting history behind it. Maltese cross is such a flower.

Bright red in color, Maltese cross flowers bear a resemblance to those symbols by the same name that you've seen on flags, badges and coats of arms. If you've read much history, you may know that there's a long history behind the Maltese cross symbol -- as well as its namesake plant.

Posted by David Beaulieu at 8:59 PM on Saturday, 2 January 2010

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