| Echinodorus |
Showing posts with label echinodorus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label echinodorus. Show all posts
24 February 2014
HUB
These are some of the latest photos of the landscape at the Hub. How I wish the Flame of the Forest would burst into blooms under this heat to add to the splendor. It would be a great sight to behold.
23 October 2013
MARGINAL PLANTS
| Unknown Echinodorus |
- Echinodorus
- Bacopa
- Lobelia chinensis
- Limnophila
- Equisetum hyemale
| Flower of the Echinodorus |
| Bed of Bacopa |
| Bacopa flowers |
| Lobelia chinensis |
| Limnophila |
| Limnophila flowers |
| Alocasia |
| Alocasia flower |
| Equisetum hyemale |
| Unknown fern? |
| Beautiful leaf branching |
Labels:
bacopa,
echinodorus,
equisetum,
limnophila,
lobelia
09 May 2012
AQUATIC HABITAT
Today's weather - sunny
The Echinodorus cultivar is one beautiful marginal aquatic plant. The simple 2 or 3- tri-petaled white flowers are relatively big compared to the blue flowers of the Monochoria vaginalis.
But in terms of height, not many can beat the purple flower Thalia dealbata.
A bog garden habitat with lots of aquatic plants is a haven for dragonflies. One thing I learnt about dragonflies is that different species occur in slightly different habitats e.g. open sun areas, shade areas. Isn't that interesting?
As for plants, not many ferns are as big as the Acrostichum aureum. This has always been one of my favourite freshwater ferns because of its pinkish new leaves. With just one of these ferns in water, many more will sprout from this relatively fast growing fern.
The Echinodorus cultivar is one beautiful marginal aquatic plant. The simple 2 or 3- tri-petaled white flowers are relatively big compared to the blue flowers of the Monochoria vaginalis.
But in terms of height, not many can beat the purple flower Thalia dealbata.
A bog garden habitat with lots of aquatic plants is a haven for dragonflies. One thing I learnt about dragonflies is that different species occur in slightly different habitats e.g. open sun areas, shade areas. Isn't that interesting?
As for plants, not many ferns are as big as the Acrostichum aureum. This has always been one of my favourite freshwater ferns because of its pinkish new leaves. With just one of these ferns in water, many more will sprout from this relatively fast growing fern.
Labels:
acrostichum,
aquatic,
dragonfly,
echinodorus,
monochoria,
thalia
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