A prettier version of morning glory
Name:‘Sunrise Serenade’ morning glory (Ipomoea × imperialis‘Sunrise Serenade’)
zona : Annual
Size : Vining 8 to 10 foot grandiloquent and 4 to 5 feet wide
stipulation : Full sun to fond tone ; moist , well - drain soil
Native Range : cross
If a paeony and a morning aureole had a baby , this would be their glorious materialisation . The ruffled , many - petaled blooms of ‘ Sunrise Serenade ’ begin show up in early summertime and extend right up until frost . The people of color and frame are unique for this much - loved annual vine and will keep garden visitors guessing .
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Sunset hues and a delicate look make this a must-have
Name:‘Apricot Lemonade’ cosmos (Cosmos bipinnatus‘Apricot Lemonade’)
Size:24 to 30 inches marvellous and 12 to 18 inches wide
condition : Full Dominicus ; moist , well - drained soil
Native Range : Southern United States , Mexico
Some plant names make no sense , while others are spot - on . This plant ’s name is in the latter group , because the color is so perfectly key out in the cultivar name . A midsized universe , ‘ Apricot Lemonade ’ is a rattling blunder .
No kidding—it’s a sunflower with hundreds of blooms
Name:SunBelievable™ Brown Eyed Girl sunflower (Helianthus × annuus‘TMSNBLEV01’)
Size:32 inch tall and 40 inches wide
Native Range : North American loanblend
yearly tend to get a little less love in the horticultural world ( and theFGoffices ) , so we were a little unbelieving last season when samples of this helianthus were sent to us for examination . The sell canvass made the claim that the plants can get “ 1000 blooms in one year . ” Turns out , that was n’t hyperbole . Two staffers produce SunBelievable ™ Brown Eyed Girl and lost tally after recording multiple hundred of blooms . Full sun and diligent watering are essential , but you will be fully rewarded .
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From Fine horticulture # 193
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