Keep the blooms coming  CORPUS CHRISTI - Lots of flowering
plants may bloom steadily in early spring but sometimes their
flower power begins to fizzle as temperatures rise.  There are
multiple factors that could be affecting flower production
including temperature, light levels, fertility, water, and
internal hormones. Taking a careful look at one or more of these
factors may keep your plants blossoming longer.  - TEMPERATURE:
Some plants, like roses, bloom vigorously in moderate
temperatures but heat will reduce flower production.
Fortunately, the cool weather earlier this week should allow for
another burst of blooming for some of our favorite plants.  -
SUN: If you have plants that are not blooming consistently,
check for light levels. Most blooming plants prefer brighter
light to promote blooming. Even if a plant doesn't like full
sun, it will usually benefit from bright indirect light compared
to heavy shade.  Shade tolerant and shade loving are two
different things. Plants near the edge of a patio often