| Home | Gardening in General | Fruits & Vegetables | Plants & Flowers |
|
Articles - Directory - Indoor Gardening - Small Gardens | Cucumbers - Apple Growing - Asparagus - Walnut Growing - Vegetables | Flowers - Clovers |
Most ViewedBuddleaPolygala Dalmaisiana Sage Leek Dracaena Indivisa Chrysophyllum Cainito Guernsey Lily (nerine Sarniense) Anise Libertia Formosa Libonia Floribunda Least ViewedChervilRampion Sage Night-scented Stocks Citrus Japonica Eucalyptus Globulus Eugenia Ugni Lapageria Rosea Phormium Tenax Fennel |
PlumbagoThese pretty evergreens will grow in any soil, and can bepropagated in September by cuttings of half-ripened wood having a heal, planted in a sandy soil, and kept near the glass in a greenhouse. They flower in June. Height, 3 ft. P. Occidentalis is a charming greenhouse climber. P. Capensis Alba is a greenhouse evergreen shrub, flowering in November, and growing to a height of 2 ft. P. Larpentae is good for a sunny border, in light soil: it bears terminal clusters of rich violet-purple flowers in September. Height, 1 ft. Plumbagoes require very little attention in winter. Next: Plums Previous: Pleroma Elegans
Viewed 226 |
||||||||||||||||||||
