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Drying Flowers
Aggie Horticulture site at Texas A & M gives gives suggestions for drying flowers.

Florida Native Annuals and Perennials
Great annual and perennial list from Nordevald Information Systems.


Belamcanda grows well in South Florida. So why not be be the first in your development to try this astonishing new hybrid? It has iris-like foliage and multicolored flowers. Use as a 36"H border.

Pardancanda x norrisii 'Park's Candy Lily'

Blooms in bright colors, perfect for garden and vase! The result of 40 years' work by three generations of plant breeders, 'Park's Candy Lily' is a new perennial, producing masses of huge 3 to 4 inch blooms in every color and pattern. It is a cross of Pardanthopsis (which used to be classified as an Iris) and Belamcanda (Blackberry Lily). The selection was performed by Dr. Jim Alston in South Carolina. so you know the resultant plants perform well in hot, humid . Zones 5-10. Pkt is 20 seeds.