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In This Issue Vol. 6, No. 2 Just click below to read the article you want. The Edible Garden Summer Chocolate Mimosa Sunflower Folklore Honey, I'm Home! Tomato-Planting Time Seasonal Products Something to Sing About Contain Yourself! |
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Honey, I'm Home!
| This new, bountiful bloomer from Israel will bring year-round charm to your garden. Honey Babe is a quick-growing, colorful Nemesia that is sure to brighten your spring with its abundant beauty. A perfect answer to the changeable Bay Area climate, Honey Babe will bloom all year in mild temperatures and will even tolerate light frost. This new variety has a compact habit and produces few seeds, which encourages a longer bloom cycle. |  |
The Nemesia family is known for its versatility. Honey Babe is terrific in containers, beds, or borders. Though it's mildly hardy, take care to plant in shade to part-shade and ensure that the soil is kept moist. Nemesias do not recover well from drought.
True to its Nemesia roots, Honey Babe is available in a variety of vibrant colors. Your local Navlet's is carrying this cheery flower in seven colors: light and dark pink, white, light and dark blue, and light and dark rose. Surely you could find this Honey a home in your garden.
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