41. Amaryllis 200405-20 140700 All-Purpose Traditional Log. Sukkuloimaan. Huomenna aion realisoida kudontalaatikon sisällön kuteista tuotteeksi. http://amaryllis.qlogger.com/

Amaryllis Home All-Purpose Traditional Log Login Next >> 2004-05-20 14:07:00 :: All-Purpose Traditional Log Sukkuloimaan Huomenna aion realisoida kudontalaatikon sisällön kuteista tuotteeksi. Sain vihdoinkin aikaiseksi varata kangaspuut kudontakeskuksesta! Laiskanryijy kiikarissa. En ole koskaan sellaista tehnyt ja siksi mallin keksiminen on vaikeaa. Ei tiedä mikä näyttää hyvältä. Mutta periaatteeni vuoksi en valmista mallia käytä. Samaan syssyyn voisi kolkutella pannunalusia... ja muutaman paperinarutyön. Kivaa tiedossa! Images 2004-05-16 16:16:00 :: All-Purpose Traditional Log Inventaario Puuh viuh... sain juuri päätökseen komeroiden ja kaappien reorganisoinnin. Olen elänyt siinä illuusiossa, että mieheni harrastuskamat vievät leijonanosan kaappitilastamme. Raahattuani kaikki käsityö- ja askartelukamani olohuoneen lattialle lajitellakseni ne paremmin mielipiteeni muuttui... Minkälaista hömppäpömppää sitä onkaan pitänyt hirvittävän arvokkaana! Taannoin harrastin vaateompelua aika paljon, ja olen kiltisti säilönyt vuosien kaikki jäljelle jääneet palat siltä varalta "että niistä voi ihan hyvin tehdä vielä jotain". Ja nyt huomasin, etten ole ikinä mitään niistä käyttänyt, hyvä jos edes muistin mitä kankaanrääppiäisiä mulla siellä oli. Eli roskiin vaan. OK, isoimmat palat säästin, että on sitten seuraavissakin komeronputsaajaisissa jotain poisheitettävää. Kylmä fakta on, etten edes tykkää vaateompelusta. Ja yleensä kahdeksan kymmenestä ompeluksesta on ollut jotenkin epäonnistuneita. Rajasin laatikot nyt seuraavasti: yksi iso sekalaisille kankaille, kaksi isoa tilkkutyökankaille, yksi iso langoille, yksi iso kudontatarvikkeille, yksi iso askartelukamoille, yksi pieni kirjonnalle, yksi pieni maalaustarvikkeille ja yksi pieni ompelutarvikkeille. Ja sitten vielä kolme nyssäkkää, joiden sisältö pitäisi mitä pikimin saada valmiiksi ja pois silmistä. Eli miehen fleece, mun kesäneule ja aikoinani kudontapiirissä tekemäni villapeitto, joka on vain vuorta vaille valmis. Ja lisäksi toivon pääseväni kutomaan kauan suunnittelemani laiskanryijyn kesän aikana. Ja mitään uutta käsityötarviketta ei saa ostaa, ei, ei ja ei.

42. SAAD ASSAF Flower Bulbs Nurseries Israel Specializing in the cultivation of amaryllis and canna bulbs for both dry sale and the potted plant market. Located on Kibbutz Saad. http://www.saad-assaf.co.il

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44. Introduction Provides instructions on how to reproduce plants including amaryllis, narcissus, daffodils, lilies (by bulb section, scales and seed) and perennials, house plants, roses, vines, trees and shrubs (by root, stem and leaf cuttings). http://www.landspro.com/

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45. Naked Ladies Everywhere You Turn! - Suite101.com From California Gardening, an article about amaryllis belladona or belladonna lilies, also called Naked Ladies. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/california_gardening/8598

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46. Gardener's Net Flowers : Amaryllis Bulbs amaryllis is a tender annual that looks good as borders in flowerbeds and mixed in rock gardens. So just why do so many people enjoy growing amaryllis indoors? http://www.gardenersnet.com/flower/amaryllis.htm

Holiday Insights Greeting Cards Time to Shop: Gardening: Annual Seeds Perennials Seeds Vegetable Seeds Herb Seeds ... Back Yard/Deck Seasonal: Halloween Thanksgiving Carving Stuff Lights ... TGN's Florist Bird Stuff: Bird Feeders Bird House Seeds 'N Suet Squirrel Stuff ... Martin House Amazon.com Search for: Flowers Annuals Perennials Bulbs Amaryllis Type: Flowering Bulb Latin Name: Liliaceae/Amaryllidaceae So just why do so many people enjoy growing Amaryllis indoors? That's easy! First, they are an easy bulb to grow. Forcing Amaryllis to bloom indoors is a snap. Many garden stores carry them boxed, potted and ready to grow by just adding water. Second, they have big, bright, trumpet shaped blooms cheering up the indoor winter scene. And, third, many people need to grow something during the long winter. For gardeners, winter can be longer than most, so this helps us through the long off season. The word Amaryllis comes from the Greek word for "sparkling". And they do just that, brightening up a spring lawn, or adding color indoors on a cold, drab winter's day. Big, cheerful, trumpet shaped blooms come in red, pink, yellow and a few combinations of these colors. A single flower blooms six to eight weeks after planting. Plants can grow up to two feet. Amaryllis can be grown outdoors in frost free areas. They also can be grown in colder regions. The bulbs need to be pulled up before winter and stored until spring.

47. N.L. Van Geest BV - Amarylliskwekerij Cultivator and exporter of amaryllis (Hippeastrum) bulbs from Holland. Includes details of availability, different varieties and colors. http://www.nlvangeest.nl

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49. Pakkret Floriculture Co., Ltd. Breeding House for Warmthtolerant Cymbidium, Compact Dendrobium, Spathoglottis, Cutting-edge amaryllis, Curcuma, Ginger Micro-rhizomes and Plant Tissue Culture Services http://www.pakkretfloriculture.com

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50. How To Grow An Amaryllis, It's Not Just A Christmas Flower Growing the amaryllis, a flowering plant grown from a bulb with information about its care. How to Grow An amaryllis amaryllis flowers. http://www.thegardenhelper.com/amaryllis.html

How to Grow An Amaryllis... It's not just a Christmas flower Hippeastrum October 10, 1999 Nothing can break the gloom, like a bloom in the dead of winter. Of all of the flowering bulbs, the Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) is the easiest to force into bloom. The large, (up to six inch blooms) showy flowers, and ease with which they can be grown in the home make the Amaryllis extremely popular as a gift plant during the holiday seasons. The Amaryllis comes in many beautiful varieties including shades of red, white, pink, salmon and orange. There are also many multicolored varieties, combining shades of pink or red with white. The Amaryllis is a tender bulb which originated in the Andes mountains of South America. Therefore, unfortunately, it can only be grown outdoors, year round in USDA zones 9-11 . In other zones, the potted plants may be moved outdoors after the danger of frost has passed but must be brought back indoors in September. Amaryllis may be purchased as individually packaged or bulk bulbs, but more often are sold in a pre-potted condition. The pre-planted Amaryllis gift boxes normally take no more initial effort than simply watering them with room temperature water to bring them into growth. Avoid getting water on the nose of the bulb. Keep the potting medium moist, but not wet. Don't over-water!

51. The Milk Pail Farmstand Orchard And Greenhouses Gift packs of apples, some with cheese and/or condiments. Also sells amaryllis bulbs. Ships in continental USA. http://www.milk-pail.com/

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52. Home Daffodils and roses from specialist bulb growers in Spalding, Lincolnshire. Also offer chocolates, amaryllis bulbs, smoked salmon and port. http://www.grooms-flowers.co.uk/

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53. Growing The Delightful Amaryllis Growing the Delightful amaryllis, Planting, How to Plan Special Flowering dates, Care After Planting, After Flowers Fade, How to Rebloom the amaryllis, Pest http://www.ext.nodak.edu/extpubs/plantsci/landscap/h811w.htm

North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service Growing the Delightful Amaryllis H-811 (Revised) December 2000 Ronald C. Smith, Extension Horticulturist With their prominent stamens, they are an amateur plant breeder's delight, so those who want to experiment ala Gregor Mendel to see what various crosses will yield color-wise couldn't be working with a better plant. Planting The large amaryllis bulbs are often purchased in potted kit form with directions included. These potted bulbs require only watering and light to begin growth. Plants which are already growing are available at many flower shops. Plant the bulb so the top one-third to one-half of the bulb is above soil. After planting, water thoroughly and place in a warm, sunny window. How to Plan Special Flowering Dates First decide when you want the amaryllis to bloom. The bulbs must be potted up 6 to 12 weeks before that date. For Christmas bloom, start the bulb in October. Begin around Thanksgiving for February Valentine's Day. Care After Planting Water thoroughly when the container soil is dry to the touch. Excessive moisture can cause bulb rot. As roots begin to develop and fill the container, the soil will dry more quickly and watering should be adjusted accordingly.

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55. The Amaryllis The amaryllis. GardenLine House Plants The amaryllis. The amaryllis is a tender, flowering bulb, originally from the Andes Mountains of Chile and Peru. http://gardenline.usask.ca/plants/amaryll.html

The Amaryllis GardenLine House Plants Sara Williams The amaryllis is a tender, flowering bulb, originally from the Andes Mountains of Chile and Peru. The plant was named after a shepherdess in Greek mythology. The word actually means "sparkling" and refers to the attractive bloom. The amaryllis was discovered in 1828 by Eduard Frederich Poeppig, a young physician from Leipzig, on a plant hunting expedition in Chile. Such was Poeppig's delight with his own discovery that he was, in the words of a biographer, "often compelled to relieve his full heart by uttering loud shouts of joy, to which his faithful dog and sole companion and witness of his delight responded with howls of equal delight." Amaryllis bulbs are usually available in the fall and in Saskatchewan are treated as houseplants. The amaryllis is a large plant, growing 46-60 cm (18-24 in.), with blooms 10-15 cm (4-6in.) wide. Colors range from pure white to salmon, pink, and red. Bulbs can be brought into bloom from late fall until early spring, blooming from 6-8 weeks after planting. Given proper treatment, they will continue to bloom for several years, usually in winter. Potting - Purchase large, firm bulbs which show only the scars or stubs of old foliage, but no new leaves. Use a light, well-drained potting mixture containing some peat moss. The pot itself should have good drainage and be about 8-10 cm (3-4 in.) wider than the bulb. The potting mixture should be about 3 cm (1 in.) below the rim of the pot (for ease of watering), and about 1/3 of the bulb should show above the soil level. Firm the soil and water well.

56. TyTy Pecan Tree Nursery Featuring Trees, Bulbs, Berries, Grapes, Fruit Trees, Sh Features an online catalog of trees, shrubs, bulbs, rare plants, amaryllis, chinquapin, daylilies, hybrids, perennials, and crinum. http://www.tytyga.com/

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57. Bloomingbulb.com - Amaryllis Catalog amaryllis, amaryllis are the ideal plants for enlivening the house at the holidays or any time! amaryllis Red Lion The Christmas amaryllis favorite! Sale! http://www.bloomingbulb.com/products/bulbs.asp?Category=17

58. L'amaryllis (Hippeastrum) : Fiche D'information (Le Carnet Horticole Et Botaniqu amaryllis refleurisse ! Que faire avec l amaryllis reçu en cadeau ? Avec ses après. On cultive l amaryllis en contenant. Il http://www2.ville.montreal.qc.ca/jardin/info_verte/fiches/amaryllis.htm

Que l'amaryllis refleurisse ! Que faire avec l'amaryllis reçu en cadeau ? Avec ses fleurs énormes et sa vitesse de croissance peu commune, l'amaryllis ( Hippeastrum ) suscite l'intérêt, la curiosité et l'admiration de tous. Et ce géant parmi les bulbes est très facile à cultiver, à conserver et à faire refleurir. L'amaryllis (Hippeastrum) connaît un succès jamais démenti depuis son introduction dans la seconde moitié du 17 e siècle. On compte plus de quatre-vingts espèces originaires d'Amérique du Sud. On retrouve sur le marché une cinquantaine d'espèces à grandes fleurs et des hybrides dérivés de Hippeastrum vittatum H. reginae , ou de H. x johnsonii . Des hybrides miniatures dérivés d' Hippeastrum gracilis ont été introduits plus récemment, de même que des hybrides à fleurs doubles. La floraison spectaculaire de l'amaryllis se produit à l'extrémité d'une tige charnue et creuse haute de 45 à 90 cm et dure de deux à trois semaines. L'inflorescence se compose de 4 à 5 fleurs inodores en forme de trompette, de 15 à 20 cm de diamètre. L'embryon de la fleur est déjà présent dans les bulbes que vous achetez, il est donc important de choisir des bulbes de bonnes dimensions. Un bulbe de gros calibre pourra produire deux et, parfois trois tiges florales. Les variétés miniature produiront de deux à quatre hampes florales de 35 à 50 cm de haut. Les bulbes ayant déjà une barbe de racines feront un meilleur départ. Le feuillage apparaît durant la floraison ou peu de temps après. On cultive l'amaryllis en contenant. Il suffit de planter le bulbe dans un pot de matière poreuse telle la terre cuite et d'un diamètre légèrement plus grand que celui du bulbe. On peut utiliser un terreau commercial pour plantes l'intérieur auquel on ajoute un peu de sable pour assurer un bon drainage. On plante le bulbe de façon à ce que le tiers supérieur soit au-dessus du terreau. Entre l'achat et la plantation, conservez les bulbes dans un endroit frais. En plantant les bulbes à deux ou trois semaines d'intervalle vous bénéficierez de floraisons successives. il faut prévoir une période de 6 à 8 semaines entre la plantation des bulbes et leur floraison. Une fois installé, l'amaryllis apprécie peu d'être rempoté. Après trois ou quatre ans, ou lorsque nécessaire, renouvelez une partie du terreau après la floraison en évitant de trop déranger les racines.

59. Accueil _L' Appareil Photo En Bandoulière Pr©sentation d'une collection d'appareils photographiques anciens ainsi que des informations sur la photographie num©rique. http://sites.estvideo.net/amaryllis/

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60. Country Road Daylilies And Amaryllis Country Road Daylilies and amaryllis is a retail amaryllis outlet from Milton, Fl 32570. http://www.gardensights.com/amaryllis/

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