The native fragrant shrub Tarenna fragrans flowered so freely several times a year and I feel they are really under-appreciated.
Showing posts with label fragrant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fragrant. Show all posts
15 November 2015
12 May 2014
PHALERIA CLERODENDRON
11 July 2012
CLOUD FOREST PART 2
This is the well-known Mulan (木兰) or Magnolia flower. Although the trees look straggly, the fragrant flowers particularly the pink ones, which resemble the lotus, completely overshadow the entire tree.
From inside the mountain, some of the arches were planted with numerous pendulous Lycopodium to soften the hard edges and frame the openings.
From inside the mountain, some of the arches were planted with numerous pendulous Lycopodium to soften the hard edges and frame the openings.
04 March 2012
POSOQUERIA LONGIFLORA
I was shown a sprig of the inflorescence recently and was amazed by its size. The white, fragrant and arrow-shaped flowers are so exotic and has a certain pure elegant beauty about it.
From the Family Rubiaceae which includes the common Ixora, this plant from Brazil has a common name Needle Flower Tree. It is known that such deep throated flowers are often pollinated by moths, or hawkmoths in this case.
It is such a delight to see and plant this rare plant in a garden worthy of its beauty. A link on this plant is attached here:
http://www.abc.net.au/local/stories/2010/11/19/3070087.htm
From the Family Rubiaceae which includes the common Ixora, this plant from Brazil has a common name Needle Flower Tree. It is known that such deep throated flowers are often pollinated by moths, or hawkmoths in this case.
It is such a delight to see and plant this rare plant in a garden worthy of its beauty. A link on this plant is attached here:
http://www.abc.net.au/local/stories/2010/11/19/3070087.htm
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25 January 2011
IXORA FINLAYSONIANA (VARIEGATED)
28 November 2010
GARDENIA GJELLERUPII
11 April 2010
PHALERIA CLERODENDRON
I posted about this small tree before. So just sit back and appreciate the beautiful cauliflorous and fragrant white flowers that seemed to occupy every inch of the trunk and branches.Too bad the flowers don't last beyond a few days. Well, sometimes it is true that good things are shortlived.
These photos were taken on 25 Mar 10.

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