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Potted Garden (Page 2 of 30)
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Poinsettias are the most popular decorative plants for the Christmas and New Year holiday seasons. The coloured leaves of a poinsettia are not the flowers but the bracts - which look like red leaves or petals. When planted out into the garden, these glasshouse grown plants revert back to flowering in winter. The actual poinsetti...
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If you are an early riser and usually early to bed - this plant is not for you! The queen of the night cactus only flowers between dusk and dawn.This is not the tall cactus variety (which many people grow and also flowers at night), this Queen o the night has long succulent green leaves and climbs trees if given the chance.The q...
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Fuchsias provide a classic tapestry of beautiful flowers, with dancing delicate petals the current stars of the garden and hanging basket.Fuchsias for warm climates and are recommended for Sydney. They are all easy to propagate and perform well. Remember that most trailing varieties will also make a beautiful trailing standard. ...
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Top 5 Potted Garden Plants of 2011With so many beautiful, unusual and quirky plants in this category, there were heaps to chose from, but these ones stood out.1: Giant Bromeliad (Alcantarea)2: Petunias3: Garvinea Gerberas4: Dianthus 'Passion'5: Chinese Lantern (Abutilon)
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Description They're exotic, they pack a colour punch like nothing else, they're drought hardy, versatile, and nothing could be easier to grow…. Bougainvillea, the climber from the tropics that is now just as much at home in temperate, Australian gardens. Bougainvilleas are in full flowe...
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