Now that I have a garden, which hasn't had anything done to it in many many years, I'm in heaven. I've been spending the last few months cleaning up the soil, what a mess. Now I've bought a few Fan Flowers I'd like to plant against a white rock wall in the front of the house. What do I need to know to plant them so they will flourish. Our soil here is sandy and very old. Do I buy a certain kind of soil and replace or just mix a fresh soil in with the old? What's the best time to plant these beauties? How far down do I put them and how close together? I'm going for a straight across hedge look, they seem to be great for that. Beautiful flowers on this plant. Please help! I know nothing. Nice to meet you all.
Hi, I'm new to Seminole Florida, from NY.
Hi Whisper, welcome to DG. Is this the fan flower you are talking about?
http://www.floridata.com/ref/S/scae_aem.cfm
Hi themoonhowl,thank you for the welcome, yes, it is the Fan Flower.
Did the link provide the answers you needed, Whisper?
Juat popping in to say Welcome and enjoy the site and the warmer weather!
Being new to Florida a short time ago I also found that I had many questions in regards to this semi- tropical area (Melbourne Beach Z-10A) and found that quite alot of answers can be obtained by joining the nearest Garden Club in your area. I did so and was amazed at how helpful those folks can be. Kent
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