Showing posts with label ang mo kio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ang mo kio. Show all posts
16 February 2014
AZALEA
Chinese New Year and Valentine's Day may just be over but this heart-shaped Azalea is still on sale at Ang Mo Kio Flora. It's so pretty, isn't it?
Labels:
ang mo kio,
azalea,
chinese new year,
valentine's day
07 May 2012
HOUSEPLANTS
Today's weather - sunny
I may not have a garden on the ground but I still have lots to say about the plants I grow at home.
The Justicia brandegeeana is really a slow growing shrub. It took this shrub quite some time to grow to this size and produce these inflorescences.
I cannot recall when I bought this sundew plant (scientific name: Drosera cultivar) but perhaps I should try planting this sun-loving carnivorous plant in a terrarium?
The Calanthe orchid has also grew much since a week or two ago.
The variegated Hamelia patens has recently produced some fruits. This photo only showed two black fruits but the actual plant has put out two whole bunches of fruits now.
On the other hand, the fruits of the Gloriosa superba are getting bigger with each day and I am still waiting to see when it would ripen and "explode".
By the way, I have always been intrigued at the leaf branching pattern of the Plumbago species. The branching is just different from most typical opposite or alternate arrangements. The whorled leaf arrangement gives rise to a new stalk of leaves or flowers. Is there a certain advantage or benefit for this type of leaf arrangement, I wonder?
I bought this interesting Begonia from Ang Mo Kio Flora recently and it has been kind to me just yet. A few leaves were damaged by the collection of water on them but other than that, the plant appears to be perfectly happy in the pot.
I guess this is so much for now.
I may not have a garden on the ground but I still have lots to say about the plants I grow at home.
The Justicia brandegeeana is really a slow growing shrub. It took this shrub quite some time to grow to this size and produce these inflorescences.
I cannot recall when I bought this sundew plant (scientific name: Drosera cultivar) but perhaps I should try planting this sun-loving carnivorous plant in a terrarium?
The Calanthe orchid has also grew much since a week or two ago.
The variegated Hamelia patens has recently produced some fruits. This photo only showed two black fruits but the actual plant has put out two whole bunches of fruits now.
On the other hand, the fruits of the Gloriosa superba are getting bigger with each day and I am still waiting to see when it would ripen and "explode".
By the way, I have always been intrigued at the leaf branching pattern of the Plumbago species. The branching is just different from most typical opposite or alternate arrangements. The whorled leaf arrangement gives rise to a new stalk of leaves or flowers. Is there a certain advantage or benefit for this type of leaf arrangement, I wonder?
I bought this interesting Begonia from Ang Mo Kio Flora recently and it has been kind to me just yet. A few leaves were damaged by the collection of water on them but other than that, the plant appears to be perfectly happy in the pot.
I guess this is so much for now.
27 November 2011
HOUSE PLANTS
I am really backdated when it comes to the postings. I have to clear all these before I can post anything more recent.
These are some of the plants that I bought more than a month ago from Ang Mo Kio Flora. They are as follows:
1st - Begonia (with red leaf undersides)
2nd - variegated Clerodendrum quadriloculare
3rd - variegated Pisonia alba
4th - variegated Tabernaemontana
Yes, one of the highlights is Ang Mo Kio Flora specializes on some variegated plants.
These are some of the plants that I bought more than a month ago from Ang Mo Kio Flora. They are as follows:
1st - Begonia (with red leaf undersides)
2nd - variegated Clerodendrum quadriloculare
3rd - variegated Pisonia alba
4th - variegated Tabernaemontana
Yes, one of the highlights is Ang Mo Kio Flora specializes on some variegated plants.
Labels:
ang mo kio,
begonia,
clerodendrum,
pisonia,
tabernaemontana,
variegated
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