Unveiling the Secrets of Serotinum: A Guide to Propagating Dipcadi Serotinum Dipcadi serotinum, also known as the late-flowering dipcadi, is a captivating bulbous plant native to the Mediterranean region. Its unique, drooping flowers in shades of green and brown, while understated, hold an allure for plant enthusiasts seeking something truly distinct. But propagating this intriguing … Read more
Bloom Twice the Beauty: Propagating Your Camassia Quamash Camassia quamash, more commonly known as the Camas lily or Indian hyacinth, is a sight to behold. These North American natives grace gardens with their star-shaped, blue-violet blooms in the late spring, adding a touch of wild elegance to any landscape. While enjoying their natural beauty is … Read more
Waking the Soap Plant: A Guide to Propagating Chlorogalum pomeridianum Chlorogalum pomeridianum, charmingly nicknamed the "soap plant" or "Amole," is a California native with a rich history and an understated beauty. Though unassuming for much of the year, this resilient perennial bursts forth in spring with tall stalks of delicate, star-shaped blooms. Whether you’re a … Read more