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garden are still around. Setting trends, humbly and kicking butts likewise.
BOTANICAL INVENTORY
APRIL 2010
Allium
Alocasia cuculata
Aglaonema
Allamanda cathartica
Arashis hypogea
Amarilys
Anthurium
Asparagus sprengerii, densiflorus
Aloe vera
Alternathera brasilians
Asytacia gangetica
Andropogon citratum
Antigonum leptopus
Allium
Alocasia cuculata
Aglaonema
Allamanda cathartica
Arashis hypogea
Amarilys
Anthurium
Asparagus sprengerii, densiflorus
Aloe vera
Alternathera brasilians
Asytacia gangetica
Andropogon citratum
Antigonum leptopus
Bryophylum pinnatum
Bauhinia monandra
Brunfelsia pauciflora
Barleria repens
Basil
Basil
Bouganvillea buttiana
Bixa orellana
Cestrum
Canavalia maritima
Capsicum
Citrus sinensis
Citrus aurantifolia
Chrysothemis pulchella *
Chrysothemis pulchella *
Clitorea ternatea
Croton
Costus graptophyllum, speciosus
Cuphea hissofilia
Carica papaya
Coccoloba uvifera
Clorophytum diurnum, comosum
Calliandra haemathocephala
Catartus roseus
Cosmos sulphereus
Commelina elegans
Cyperus involucratus
Crinum
Cuphea hissofolia
Cuphea hissofolia
Datura stramonium
Dracaena marginata
Diffenbachia amoena, picta exotica
Daylily
Dipterantus prostratus
Eucharis amazonica
Euphorbia tirucalli, pulcherrima
Epiphylum oxypetalum
Gardenia augusta
Guaicum officinale
Gloriosa rothschildiana
Hibiscus cannabinus
Hemerocallis
Hippobroma longiflora
Ixora
Ipomoea quamoclit, batata, aegyptia l.
Jathropha gossyfolia
Jasminum multiflorum
Lipia micromera
Malpighia glabra*
Malpighia glabra*
Merremia quinquefolia
Mesquite
Mesquite
Mirabilis siciliana
Manihot esculenta
Murraya paniculata
Myosotis ***
Nephrolepsis
Myosotis ***
Nephrolepsis
Oximum basilicum
Ochna mossabicensis
Orchids
Origanum vulgare
Oxalis
Petroselinum crispum
Passiflora edulis, foetida**, pallida l.**
Pandanus utilis
Pedilanthus tithymaloides *
Pentas lanceolata*
Pedilanthus tithymaloides *
Pentas lanceolata*
Pereskia bleo
Phalaenopsis *
Phalaenopsis *
Proiphys amboinensis
Pithelobium dulce
Pseuderantemun reticulatum, carruthersi
Plectranthus amboinicus *
Plectranthus amboinicus *
Pleomeles reflexa
Polyscia balfouriana, fruticosa
Polianthes tuberosa ***
Polianthes tuberosa ***
Peperonia pellucida
Plumeria rubra, alba
Rhoeo spathacea
Rain joe
Rosmarinus officinale
Ruellia officinale, brittoniana, tuberosa
Sanseveria trifasciata
Scadoxus
Syngonium
Serpol tuymusserpyllum
Tunbergia alata, erecta
Trimelia martinicensis
Tulbagia violacea
Turnera ulmifolia, diffusa, subulata
Tradescantia pallida, zebrina
Urena lobata
Wedelia trilobata
Zephyrantes nelsoni, citrina, grandiflora
Zinziber officinalis
EDITORS NOTE
* Added on 24 May 2010
** June
*** September
Reference
Tropical Ornamentals
W. Arthur Whistler
EDITORS NOTE
* Added on 24 May 2010
** June
*** September
Reference
Tropical Ornamentals
W. Arthur Whistler
IF it seems that I have more species than your far away or near by nursery, you are probably right. With this post I expect to leave no doubts regarding what motivates my gardening practice. It is far BEYOND a hobby; as some former classmate referred to my collection and writings. If you are a serious gardener, in theory/praxis, make your inventory with botanical names. It is tedious, takes time, it never ends, but will save you lots of headaches in the long run. One example will do. If you have a problem with any of the above plants, the only thing you need to solve it, is to write the botanical name + diseases, + pruning, + care or anything else it may occur to you...The solution will be at your fingers without asking stupid questions in Feisbuk or any other garden forum. LEARN to be self sufficient. If you enjoyed this:
endemismotrasnochado, Anglospano Review; upinthebreadfruittree, may be of your interest...Time to go...
A seguir el ejemplo...
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