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Showing posts with label Coleus. Show all posts
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Monday, September 8, 2014

Blooms this Week

















Regardless how routine and mundane the days.
The garden always find ways to cheer and brighten up my day.
These are some of the few things that really make a cheerful moments for me.
I'm pretty sure it does for you too.




















Tuesday, August 19, 2014

Vertical Garden - The Colour Red






















I always find that apart from the colour blue, the next exciting colour for plants would be red.
And the best part of that colour is that it does look glorious when it is painted on the leaves.
They just give a riot of colour in the midst of greens.
I would totally suggest to get them in your garden colours as they are so festive in their show.
The whole red just explode, screaming for attention.

Do find the time to seek out Coleus, Aglaonema's & Chinese Crotons.
They make a difference.













Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Colourful Foliages






















There is a an optical trick that many fail to see that that colours can actually
confuse the mind into thinking that they are flowers.
The mind paints the picture that colours only belong for the flowers but in this case they are actually leaves.
That is paradox of nature - where there in the wild everything is actually green.
That's why - this is my garden - where I choose something that is different from the norm.
And a bit challenging - rather than the boring, everything green.

Again, I'm pretty sure - I had mentioned a lot about foliage.
I realised that men like foliage and women especially flowers,
but of course - there is always an exception when comes to gardening.

Here presented are my collection of Aglaonema, Coleus and Caladium.
Aglaonema is very stable compared to the other two.
They can be quite unpredictable:
Coleus requires constant propagation less they mature and die
Caladium on the other hand - goes dormant season to season.

Regardless their nature, on thing for sure.
They really brightens up the garden giving a fresh brilliant colours in the garden.
























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