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Dive into 2024 with Hadeco Bulbs’ January Garden Guide and let’s make your garden the envy of the neighbourhood. Read more.Read now
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The Differences between Amaryllis and Hippeastrum (amaryllis)
Join us for some tips, tricks, and a bit of fun in our latest blog, The Differences between Amaryllis and Hippeastrum (amaryllis).Read now -
Cultivate Locally-Grown Dahlia with Ease
Read nowDahlia December If you have already secured your trusty dahlia tubers, you will be pleased to know that December is still a perfect time to plant these stunning summer beauties. Dahlias are the stars of the summer garden, gracing your...
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December Garden Checklist
Here is your guide to keep your garden thriving and strutting its stuff all summer. Dive in to see what is on the December Garden Checklist!Read now -
Flower Bulb Container Gardening
Imagine patios and balconies brimming with potted bulbs, or cosy nooks in your garden where vibrant pots burst with seasonal blooms. Let’s dive into eight easy steps for Flower Bulb Container Gardening—perfect for beginners ready to bring their spaces to life!Read now -
Polianthes: Perfect in Pots and Gardens
Read nowAh, the Polianthes, also known as tuberose – has a scent so intoxicating it could charm the socks off anyone within a whiffing distance. This Mexican native was once the Aztecs' secret weapon, adding a dash of it to their...
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August Garden Checklist
Read nowAugust has arrived! No matter the weather you are experiencing — rain, wind, snow, or sunshine — there's all sorts of tinkering to be done in the garden. Plus, you won't even need to break a sweat; instead, tending to...
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How to grow Tritonia
Read nowTritonia, which shares family ties with the Ixia genus in the Iridaceae family, is the plant equivalent of that reliable friend who always shows up. Known as blazing star or garden montbretia, the 28-odd species of Tritonia are like the...
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How to plant and care for cold-treated tulips
Read nowThe majestic tulip, beloved by poets, artists, and avid gardeners for centuries, ranks among the world's most cherished plants and cut flowers. If you fancy a bit of history, you may know that contrary to popular belief, tulips didn't originate...