ITS TIME FOR THE BOTANICAL INVENTORY

 AS some readers may have noticed, endemismotrasnochado and siamese twins blogs are off the air thanks to a hacker.  However, is does not really matter since the collection, me

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

Bryophylum pinnatum

Bauhinia monandra

Brunfelsia pauciflora

Barleria repens
Basil

Bouganvillea buttiana

Bixa orellana

Cestrum

Canavalia maritima

Capsicum

Citrus sinensis

Citrus aurantifolia
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

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*

Merremia quinquefolia
Mesquite

Mirabilis siciliana

Manihot esculenta

Murraya paniculata
Myosotis ***
Nephrolepsis

Oximum basilicum

Ochna mossabicensis

Orchids

Origanum vulgare

Oxalis

Petroselinum crispum

Passiflora edulis, foetida**, pallida l.**

Pandanus utilis
Pedilanthus tithymaloides *
Pentas lanceolata*

Pereskia bleo
Phalaenopsis    * 

Proiphys amboinensis

Pithelobium dulce

Pseuderantemun reticulatum, carruthersi
Plectranthus amboinicus *

Pleomeles reflexa

Polyscia balfouriana, fruticosa
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 

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:

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