Archive

Posts Tagged ‘Foliage’

Fukien Tea Bonsai Tree Recession Special VI

November 2nd, 2009 Admin No comments

Fukien Tea Bonsai Tree Recession Special

A wonderful indoor Bonsai tree - the Fukien Tea, sometimes known as Carmona- loves heat too and can be grown outdoors in a warm climate. Originated in Southern Asia and a wildly popular Bonsai tree in China, the Fukien Tea produces small white flowers all

  • An indoor Bonsai tree – the Fukien Tea loves heat and can be grown outdoors in a warm climate
  • Produces small white flowers all year
  • Has a weathered, thick and gnarled trunk – a miniature version of an old tree Read more…

Cabernet Sauvignon Grape Vine One Gallon

August 12th, 2009 Admin No comments

Cabernet Sauvignon Grape Vine One Gallon Cabernet Sauvignon is the premier red wine grape in the world. Cabernet Sauvignon is the dominant grape in the Bordeaux region of France,but has spread to every other major growing region. The Cabernet Sauvignon grape produces distinctive wines that are tannic and can have long aging potential.

Cabernet wines are usually blended with other varieties to make wines with increased complexity. Cabernet Sauvignon is a small dark thick skinned grape that gives average yields. It needs slightly warmer growing conditions than many other varieties in order to achieve maturity. Read more…

Make Your Garden A Journey Of Discovery with Hidden Treasures And Secluded Places To Sit

January 19th, 2009 Admin No comments

“Garden Treasures”

An area without a structural focal point can still have a focal point; it can be achieved instead with colour. A vibrant coloured plant or group of plants with rich and dynamic colour such as red can take centre stage giving balance and injecting interest especially in a garden where most of the colours are far more muted.

garden-treasures-1Try to make your garden a journey of discovery with hidden Garden Treasures and secluded places to sit.

Think about views, framing them, hiding them and creating some from the house into the garden.

Don’t just think flat! It is more interesting to introduce varying levels in a garden, in terms of both planting and structures. Read more…

Monterey Spinosad Organic Garden Insect Spray

January 3rd, 2009 Admin 3 comments

Monterey Spinosad Organic Garden Insect Spray – Pint Concentrate #LG6150

Monterey, PT, Garden Insect Spray, Contains Spinosid, Controls All 5 Stages Of A Caterpillar, Use On Outdoor Ornamentals, Lawns, Vegetables, Fruit Trees, Citrus, & Sone Fruit, Etc To Control Caterpillars, Leafminers, Thrips, Borers, Foliage Feeding Worms & More, Ormi Approved.

  • Monterey Lawn & Garden #LG6150 PT GDN Insect Spray
  • MONTEREY LAWN & GARDEN PROD

Buy Monterey Spinosad Organic Garden Insect Spray – Pint Concentrate #LG6150

Garden Design – Colour Schemes

December 7th, 2008 Admin No comments

“Garden Colour Schemes”

Many successful garden colour schemes are created with the use of two or three chosen colours such as red, orange and yellow, but can be equally exciting using just one colour such as an all white flower theme. The key to creating a successful white garden lies in the realization that a white garden is not predominantly white, but also green.

The various textures of the foliage act as a foil to the stark-white blossoms, muting their brilliance with a calm and cool effect. Grey-leaved plants, such as lamb’s ears, santolina, and artemisia, also perform a beneficial role: Used in moderation, these “almost whites” act as a bridge between dark and light and serve to link the two serenely together. Read more…