The strip of planting along the Skyline Promenade is fantastic for planting sun- and heat-loving plants such as the Bougainvillea, Tecoma capensis (Synonym: Tecomaria capensis), Russelia equisetiformis.
One of my additions include the purple flower, silver leaved Leucophyllum frutescens (Common Name: Barometer Bush, Ash Plant), which I would add to the Discovery Garden slope.
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29 October 2012
SKYLINE PROMENADE
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bougainvillea,
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leucophyllum,
russelia,
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tecoma,
tecomaria
09 September 2012
NATIONAL DAY PART 1
It was National Day and the first plant that excited me that afternoon was the Jacaranda cultivar. Then I found the Posoqueria longiflora was sending out its arrows of white flowers.
At 6:45 pm, it was the air force's copters' and fighter planes' fly pass with the Singapore flag.
Over at the bund, the Lantana montevidensis was making a wave with its abundant purple flowers and it complemented excellently with the purple flower Leucophyllum frutescens.
The brilliantly coloured bracket fungus was still growing on the tree trunk and I wondered how it would taste like when fried.
At 6:45 pm, it was the air force's copters' and fighter planes' fly pass with the Singapore flag.
Over at the bund, the Lantana montevidensis was making a wave with its abundant purple flowers and it complemented excellently with the purple flower Leucophyllum frutescens.
The brilliantly coloured bracket fungus was still growing on the tree trunk and I wondered how it would taste like when fried.
Labels:
bracket fungus,
bund,
jacaranda,
lantana,
leucophyllum,
national day,
posoqueria
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