... worth growing in pots, especially where an unheated ‘Alpine house’ is kept for plants of this class. Several bulbs may be put in a pot of the 48-size. FERRARIA—_see_ TIGRIDIA, _page 350
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The short-lived blossoms of the Tiger Flower are most gorgeously painted, and differ from everything else of the great family of Irids to which they belong. Much finer flowers are produced in the ...
... Tigridia, or Ferraria.—Finer flowers are generally obtained from the open border than from pots, and the bulbs should be planted out three or four inches deep in March or April. Sandy loam and ...
Faba vulgaris, 16 Feather Hyacinth, 336, 408 February work among Flowers, 364 —in the Vegetable Garden, 160 Fennel, 66, 174 Ferraria, 350, 379 Fibrous-rooted Begonia, 240, 361 Finger-and-toe, 434 Finocchio, 67 ...
... be sown again this month. If properly grown, seedlings raised now will bloom splendidly next autumn. Ferraria.—See Tigridia, page 379. Gladiolus.—By the end of the month lift roots which have flowered, even ...
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