QuestionHey Mark,
I was wondering what the benefits of planting sterile flowers might be? It is alittle late for planting this year in ontario but I would like to have a good idea for next spring. Thanks a million,
Shaun
AnswerHello, Shaun;
I'm not quite sure what you mean by "sterile flower" plants...I know that plants like Hydrangea, Bird-of-paradise, & Roses (as well as other plants) are "sterile" in that there are usually no pollinators that help them propagate, in most gardens that they are planted in.
Article that discusses sterile plants and parts: http://www.1911encyclopedia.org/Flower
So, do you mean bulbs? reply to clarify, please. Thank. ~Marc