A Year of Live Flowering Plants

Features

• April, 2012: Shooting Star Hydrangea
  
• May, 2012:  Gardenia
  
• June, 2012: Yellow Cala Lily
  
• July, 2012: Blue Hydrangea
  
• Augustl, 2012: Lavender Bush
  
• September, 2012: Oregano
• October, 2012: Red Vintage Hydrangea
  
• November, 2012: Red Amaryllis
  
• December, 2012: Red Zygo Cactus
  
• January, 2013: Hot Pink Azalea
  
• February, 2013: Jasmine Wreath
  
• March, 2013: Yellow Tulip
  

Details

• Hot Pink Azalea: 6” diameter, 5" high; azalea grows to 12–16” high
• Jasmine Wreath: 5” diameter, 5" high; jasmine grows to 17–19” high
• Yellow Tulip: 6” diameter, 5" high; tulip grows to 12–20” high
• Shooting Star Hydrangea: 6.5” diameter, 5" high; hydrangea grows to 13–20” high
• Gardenia: 6.5” diameter, 5" high; gardenia grows to 10–16” high
• Yellow Calla Lily: 6.5” diameter, 5" high; calla lily grows to 15–23” high
• Blue Hydrangea: 6.5” diameter, 5" high; hydrangea grows to 14–21” high
• Lavender: 6.5” diameter, 5" high; lavender grows to 16–20” high
• Oregano: 6.5” diameter, 5" high; oregano grows to 12–16” high
• Red Vintage Hydrangea: 6.5” diameter, 5" high; hydrangea grows to 14–22” high
• Red Amaryllis: 5” diameter, 5" high; amaryllis grows to 15–25” high
• Red Zygocactus (Red Christmas Cactus): 6” diameter, 5" high; zygocactus grows to 10–13” high

Care

Azalea
• Temperature: Ideal at 50–75°F; tolerates 33–90°F while flowering; 20–90°F in dormancy. Will tolerate short, light frosts. Protect from heavy frosts.
• Water: Keep moist at all times. Drench thoroughly when watering. Excessive drying out or excessive sogginess causes leaf drop.
• Light: These are shade azaleas. Provide medium shade and avoid full sun.
• Fertilizer: None required during blooming. Use an acidic fertilizer suited for rhododendrons and azaleas.
• Soil: An acidic soil such as one high in peat moss is preferred.

Jasmine
• Temperature: Ideal at 55–75°F; tolerates 5–90°F; frost-hardy to 20°F once established in the ground outside.
• Water: Keep soil constantly moist, but not soggy. Drench thoroughly when watering. Excessive drying out or excessive sogginess causes leaf drop.
• Light: While in bloom, prefers bright light to full sun. Fertilizer: None required during blooming. In growth phase, fertilize with an evenly balanced formulation.
• Soil: Well–drained soil. A mixture of peat moss, top soil and pumice is recommended.

Tulip
• Temperature: Ideal at 38–65°F; tolerates 33–75°F while in bloom. The dormant bulb lasts longer if kept cool, in the ground; it can tolerate temperatures as low as -40°F.
• Water: Keep soil evenly moist, but not soggy.
• Light: Prefers bright light.
• Fertilizer: None required during blooming.
• Soil: Fast-draining soil of any type.

Shooting Star Hydrangea
• Temperature: Ideal at 55–75°F during growth period, but tolerates 38–90°F; 20–50°F during dormancy.
• Water: Drench thoroughly; drain excess water.
• Light: Indoors, any light, but prefers medium light. In the garden, morning sun, afternoon shade.
• Fertilizer: None required during blooming period; otherwise, apply an acidic fertilizer.
• Soil: A mixture of peat moss and top soil is recommended.

Gardenia
• Temperature: Ideal at 60–70°F; tolerates 20–95°F.
• Water: Keep moist at all times. Do not allow to dry out during flowering as it will cause bud drop.
• Light: Bright light, but not full sun. Light shade.
• Fertilizer: Prefers acidic fertilizer. In fall, stop feeding. No fertilizer during blooming cycle.
• Soil: Well–drained acidic soil. A mixture of peat moss, fir bark and sand is recommended.

Calla Lily
• Temperature: Ideal at 50–70°F; tolerates 38–80°F.
• Water: Keep soil evenly moist, but never soggy; prefers soil on the dry side.
• Light: Bright light to full sun. Flower color intensifies in bright light and cool temperatures. Fading occurs under lower light and warmer conditions.
• Fertilizer: None required while blooming. In growth phase, supply an acidic formulation.
• Soil: Fast-draining soil. A mixture of peat moss, fir bark, pumice and sand is recommended.

Hydrangea
• Temperature: Ideal at 55–75°F during growth period, but tolerates 38–90°F; 20–50°F during dormancy.
• Water: Drench thoroughly; drain excess water.
• Light: Indoors, any light, but prefers medium light. In the garden, morning sun, afternoon shade.
• Fertilizer: None required during blooming period; otherwise, apply an acidic fertilizer.
• Soil: A mixture of peat moss and top soil is recommended.

Lavender
• Temperature: Ideal at 50–80°F; tolerates 33–90°F.
• Water: Keep soil moist, but never soggy.
• Light: Full sun.
• Fertilizer: None while in bloom, Use slow-release fertilizer after its blooming period has ended.
• Soil: A mixture of peat moss, fir bark and sand is recommended.

Oregano
• Temperature: Ideal at 55–70°F; tolerates -20–80°F.
• Water: Keep soil evenly moist, but never soggy. Avoid drought.
• Light: Bright light to just shy of full sun; afternoon sun may be too hot.
• Fertilizer: None required while blooming. In growth phase, supply balanced fertilizer.
• Soil: Fast-draining soil. A mixture of peat moss, fir bark, pumice and sand is recommended.

Vintage Harvest Hydrangea
• Temperature: Ideal at 55–75°F during growth period, but tolerates 34–90°F; 20–50°F during dormancy.
• Water: Drench thoroughly; drain excess water. Extra attention is required for Vintage Harvest as the flower heads will not wilt even when the soil is dry.
• Light: Indoors, any light, but prefers medium to fairly bright light. In the garden, morning sun, afternoon shade.
• Fertilizer: None required during blooming period; otherwise, apply an acidic fertilizer.
• Soil: A mixture of peat moss and top soil is recommended.

Amaryllis
• Temperature: Ideal at 50–75°F; tolerates 38–90°F.
• Water: Maintain even moisture. Avoid overwatering.
• Light: Tolerates a wide range, but prefers medium to bright indoor light.
• Fertilizer: None required during blooming period. After blooming, a standard balanced fertilizer will encourage bulb growth, which can potentially provide even more flowers the following year.
• Soil: A mixture of peat moss, top soil and sand is recommended.

Zygocactus
• Temperature: Ideal at 60–75°F; tolerates 38–90°F. Will tolerate short, light frosts. Will not tolerate freezing conditions. Keep plant in a cool location for longer-lasting blooms.
• Water: Keep moist, but never soggy. Can tolerate some drought, but not extreme drought.
• Light: Medium diffused. If plant does not rebloom, try placing it in a spot where it will receive 13–14 hours of total darkness per day for a period of seven weeks.
• Fertilizer: None required during blooming. After plant is finished blooming, a light feeding with a time-release capsule containing an evenly balanced nutrient mix is desirable.
• Soil: Peat moss.



• Specific care instructions are included on the Bay City Nursery tag that accompanies each plant.

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