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Horticultural botany

Lilium Big Smile. Oriental lilies are in class 7
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When I bought my very first Orienpet lily many years ago, ‘African Lady’, they were still something of a novelty, especially here in Quebec. I remember feeling as though I had discovered something rare and slightly mysterious, a lily with the fragrance and presence of an Oriental, but the strength

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view of lilies in bloom in the peony garden
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As an amateur gardener, my goal extends beyond mere cultivation. As a dedicated plant collector—peonies being a particular favorite among many—I find immense fascination in understanding the botanical families that define and connect my plants. In this blog post, I will introduce the intricate relationships that bind ornamental and edible

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Paeonia lactiflora White Wings
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The world of botany is a rich tapestry woven with the threads of exploration, discovery, and the fascinating stories of the individuals who dedicated their lives to understanding the plant kingdom. One intriguing aspect of this botanical journey is the association of names with genus and species. Each plant bears

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