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The yellow oleander's pale yellow flowers are elegant and subtle, fully displaying the vibrant feeling of spring
Yellow oleander: An evergreen shrub, the plant grows upright, reaching about 2 m in height, though container-grown plants are generally kept to around 1 m. Leaves are borne in whorls of 3 to 5, elliptical or oblanceolate-oblong, 5 cm to 12 cm long and 1.5 cm to 4 cm wide, covered with short soft hairs.
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A small fish pond in my own yard, with two or three lotus blooms and fish playing among the lotus leaves.
The water lilies didn't even open two blooms, so I'll just tease the fish and frogs and spend the weekend that way... A fish pond is a small ecosystem. This is a half-finished courtyard, I guess, but you can imagine it will be even more beautiful once it fills out. The lotus pot is plastic, roughly 35 in diameter and 25 deep...
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Playing with a moss bonsai however you please: bowl bottom up, moss on top
Moss bonsai, have you tried it? Finger-tip bonsai, have you tried it? Creative bonsai made from upcycled waste containers, have you tried it? ... Oh my, good heavens! These past days, fellow gardeners, together with the Editor-in-Chief, nestled in this little world of "Grown on the Balcony," you could say...
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Chinese roses are hailed as the queen of flowers, fully displaying a unique beauty.
Green thorns hold a misty depth, red buds open month by month. Morning blossoms rise from the winding pond, evening buds press upon the fragrant terrace. They can rival the chrysanthemum before the frost, and still welcome the plum in the snow. Singing on the spring shore, how many times have I been drunk on the golden cup. Though the peony is fine, it blooms only for spring dawn, while the Chinese rose, queen of flowers, claims all four seasons of spring in a single year...
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Recommended Clivia Bonsai: A Horticultural Gem, Elegant and Distinctive, Fully Displaying the Demeanor of a Humble Gentleman
Clivia is a common green plant. Many flower lovers keep a pot of Clivia at home, not only because it carries good meaning, but also because its air-purifying effect is very strong. Clivia is known as the "flower of wealth and honor," and its flowers...
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The art of displaying orchids, dedicated in the New Year to orchid lovers who pursue a refined lifestyle
On the display of orchids. Dedicated in the New Year to orchid lovers who pursue a refined lifestyle
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Flowers bought from a flower shop die within a few days - is the seller playing tricks?
For friends who love growing flowers, every time you pass by the flower market and see beautiful flowers, you just can't resist buying a pot. But the flowers bought from the flower market bloom once or wither within a month or two. What is the reason for this? Is there something fishy at the flower market...
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A handful of snow-like orchid petals, fully displaying the beauty of nature
Characteristics: leaves slanting upright, leaf margins with obvious serrations; leaves 0.6 cm wide and 50 cm long. Expert comments: "Yipengxue" has tall flower scapes, with 2-4 flowers per scape, large flowers reaching 6 cm in diameter, silvery white; sepals spindle-shaped, broad in the middle, tapering to a pointed tip, with flat shoulders and emerald green veins; petals short and round, mussel-shell shaped, forming a cylindrical shape together with the short and round lip, enclosing the column in the middle and exposing only the anther cap; fragrance rich and pure, flower appearance elegant, a rare Cymbidium tortisepalum.
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Jianlan 'Ice Clear, Jade Pure', fully displaying the beauty of simple elegance and noble purity
A newly collected creamy-white flower, ice-clear and jade-pure. The lip does not curl back but hangs down, with clearly distinct color contrast. The Ice Concubine has a touch of red on her lips. Red buds, green stems, white flowers with thick fleshy petals, a Sichuan orchid; the actual flower has a strong mutton-fat jade feel, and the reverse side of the petals has a layer of fine downy grains and golden-sand red.
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