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The Sacred Bamboo (Nandina domestica) has nothing to do with real Bamboo but with its specific qualities attracts attention as a pot- wintergarden- or garden-plant: Its pinnate leaves cange colour to fire-red in autumn and change back again to green in next spring without being dropped. Young shoots, too, are redish. In summer, it is decorated with big,... The Sacred Bamboo (Nandina domestica)...
The Chusan Palm (Trachycarpus fortunei) is worldwide among the winter hardiest palm trees. A distinctive fibrous and brown netting surrounds the straight and usually single stem. The fir-tree green coloured palm fronds of this robust fan-palm can reach a diameter of up to 1m. They are incised to two-thirds. Chusan Palms grow as well in sunny as in... The Chusan Palm (Trachycarpus...
The Crape Myrtle variety ‘Rubra’ (Lagerstroemia indica) opens its upright flower panicles in late summer and autumn. The flowers have an intense pink to red colour that fades slightly during the blossom. Young leaves in spring are reddish, the smooth bark comes off in big flakes and gives the trunk an interesting look.General information to Crape Myrtle:... The Crape Myrtle variety ‘Rubra’...
The Bitter Orange (Citrus aurantium) is native to southern vietnam. It grows as a compact, well branched, medium-sized thorny shrub or tree with glossy, dark green leaves. The Bitter Orange (Citrus aurantium)...
‘Diospyros’ literally means ‘ambrosia’. Wearing such a name, it is no surprise that Kaki- fruits, so-called Persimmon, taste heavenly. When mature, the orange pulp of fruit is soft and juicy like jelly and melts in the mouth like pudding. Their taste is full-bodied and sweet- fruity. Note: when you buy a ‘Sharon’- fruit in a shop, this, too, is a Kaki-... ‘Diospyros’ literally means...
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