HYBRIDIZED FLOWERS

Though nature has created thousands of different types of flowers but they need specific type of climate to grow. The people who have love for the flowers can’t resist them and want them planted in their house gardens as well as flower gardens for commercial use. The scientists worked hard day and night and eventually succeeded in developing hybridized forms that are hardy and can be grown and taken care of with ease.

SPIDERWORT

An English flower explorer John Tradescant visited North America in colonial times and first discovered the flower, so its botanical name Tradescantia tells us its story. Spiderwort is the name of a hybridized form of a wild flower (Tradescantia) that has three petals; the color of the original wildflower is purple. The glossy green foliageresembles that of the lily. They naturally grow along stream it is a wonderful plant for moist places with a lot of shade. Each stem of spiderwort has only three petals. These pretty gifts of nature are available in a number of shades of purple, pink, white and blue. There are some nature lovers who still think that the original wild flower is still the most beautiful.

The spiderwort is further categorized in many types about which most of the common people don’t know much. Here is a brief introduction to some of them.

SPIDERWORT MORNING GRACE

Spiderwort morning grace has extended blooms that ad beautiful color to any late season garden. Its blooming time starts from mid-summer through frost. The low growing quality of the plant makes it suitable to be planted in the front side of any garden. It is a very suitable candidate for an elegant summer bouquet. Spiderwort morning grace has the ability to attract pollinators to your garden. It is included in the list of the most dependable perennials of all times. Once a spiderwort plant is established in a garden it re-blooms every year and demands very less care. The beautiful blooms like the sun so the buds open with flowers delivery to philippines sunrise and close with sunset. It is a deer resistant plant that likes to enjoy sunlight.

It belongs to zones 6, 7, 8 and 9.the maximum size of its plant is up to 10” tall and 6” wide. Though it likes full sun, it can be easily grown in half sun half shade. It requires loamy clay soil that is well draining.

SPIDERWORT SWEET KATE

Sweet Kate is not the name of a girl it is the name of a spiderwort hybrid flowering plant that bears deep purple blooms that are much closer to the original but shorter in height  and much more neater.