Happy Monday, everyone! These cooler temperatures and rain have truly been terrific! More of our lovely oxbloods have decided to appear!
Oxblood Lily
Chris had a wonderful time presenting at the Arbor Gate this last weekend! Thank you to everyone for making the effort to come hear Heidi and Chris speak! We enjoyed seeing old friends and meeting new ones as well! I hope to share some photos from this event with you all tomorrow.
Here are some other up-coming events that are open to the public where Chris will be presenting or attending this fall!
- San Angelo, Texas
When: Saturday, Sept 22 – Fall Landscaping Symposium – Registration at 8:30AM, Program 9AM to Noon.
Where: 33 W. Beauregard, San Angelo, TX - New community room of downtown library.
What: Along with Chris, Tony Huston the owner of A. G. Huston Landscape Architecture and Bill Neiman the owner of Native American Seed will also be presenting!
CLICK HERE for more info!
- The Woodlands, Texas
When: Saturday, September 29, 9AM to Noon. The Woodlands Landscaping Solutions – A free, how to garden event!
Where: Millennium Forest Gardens, 8203 Millennium Forest Drive, The Woodlands, Texas
What: Chris will have bulbs and books available and be on hand to answer any questions you may have! No presentation.
CLICK HERE for more info!
- Dallas, The State Fair of Texas
When: Saturday, October 20 11AM, 1PM, and 3PM
Where: Fair Park in Dallas inside The Greenhouse on the Midway
What: Planning to attend the state fair in Dallas this year, come on October 20 for one of Chris’s three presentations. Thank you to Southern Living magazine for sponsoring his talk! See the full Southern Living garden speaker lineup HERE!
CLICK HERE for more info!
As always, let us know if you have any questions or if we can help in any other way! info@southernbulbs.com
Chris Wiesinger, the Bulb Hunter, founded The Southern Bulb Company to share his finds with the world. 
Seeing the picture of your Oxblood Lilies in this blog post, I had to send you a thank you for the Oxblood Lilies you sent last year.
I’m located just east of St Louis on the Illinois prairie…so our climate is cooler than Texas…but the Oxblood Lilies bloomed beautifully during early September this year. I was very pleased with my first try at growing these stunning cultivars. I’m looking forward to more years of brilliant red blooms during late summer.
Thanks again…