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The rich colors and large calyx of the Flowering Maples (Abutilon hybrids) in abundance over weeks are the charm of these popular perennials, which score with their varieties variety. The rich colors and large calyx of...
The Pineapple Guava (Acca sellowiana), also known as Feijoa, blooms richly in May or June with eye- catching flowers with a size of 2.5 to 3 cm. They consist of sturdy sepals and petals with a dense bunch of red filaments in the center. The petals ar … The Pineapple Guava (Acca...
Strawberries growing on a tree - impossible? Not only do the strawberry- like fruits of the Strawberry Tree (Arbutus unedo) look very nicely, changing the colour from bright yellow to orange and finally glaring red, but they are also edible. You can … Strawberries growing on a tree -...
In this country the Crimson Bottlebrush is the most common and popular plant of a large plant genus. Just imagine a bottlebrush and you will know how the flowers of this Australian shrub look like, only that they are crimson! Hundreds of stamen with … In this country the Crimson...
Clementines are a very large group of hybrids from Mandarin ( C. reticulata) and presumable Bitter Orange (C. aurantium). These usually thornless varieties are named after padre Clemente Rodier from Algeria who lived at the end of 19th century. Even … Clementines are a very large group of...
The Mandarin Orange (Citrus reticulata) is native to South- East Asia (e.g. Philippines) and naturally develops a very compact, densely leaved crown with oblong- narrow leaves. It is a robust citrus that will even grow well in a cool place. In contra … The Mandarin Orange (Citrus...
If you like blue flowers then you will be delighted with the Butterfly Flower (Clerodendrum ugandense). As the name indicates: like a cloud of blue butterflies its flowers dance upon this deciduous shrubwith light green leaves continuously from sprin … If you like blue flowers then you...
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