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Posted by yvonne37 Adelaide (My Page) on

Thu, Jul 5, 07 at 0:03

Suggestions would be appreciated please for white flowering plants which need to be planted and suitable for use (either as cut flowers and/or pots of flowering plants for a garden wedding in mid February.

Thank you
Yvonne

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Posted by marybear56 Texas, U S (My Page) on
Fri, Jul 13, 07 at 19:04

I am writing from the US. How about narcissus paperwhites from bulbs. You can force them indoors with rocks and water in a pot or vase.It takes about six weeks.

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Posted by mistymorn Brisbane Qld (My Page) on
Thu, Jul 19, 07 at 9:59

February is Mid Summer here and much too warm for those..

White Double Gerbera and the single ones they can be potted. Roses there is a trick to get them to flower at a certain time.
Gypsophila, Carnations, Daisy, Lobelia, Asters, Iris, Dahlia, Impatiens, Petunia, Canna lily, Calla Lily, Gladiolus all have white varieties...

There are plenty out there this list may help a little...MM.

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Posted by jaffa SA (My Page) on
Mon, Jul 30, 07 at 20:03

White Arums.

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