Showing posts with label Tropical Plant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tropical Plant. Show all posts
May 14, 2015
How To Grow A Pineapple Plant
For some, if not all, might have a lingering questions like how do pineapples grow? Where do pineapples grow? Understanding the how do pineapples grow will kind of answer these questions, we can show you two methods of how to grow a Pineapple plant. The video above is showing you the first method, growing pineapple from its fresh crown, the spikey pointy crown that you found on top of a pineapple fruit when you buy such fruits from the store.
Another way that you can grow a pineapple is by growing pineapple from seeds that you can harvest from a fresh pineapple fruit itself. Yes, surprisingly, there are pineapple seeds, and the video below will comprehensively show you the secrets of finding these seeds since they are hardly visible and you have to know where to find them in order to actually get one of its seed. We will also show you how you can germinate these seeds and grow them indoors, and turn these seeds into seedlings that you can then transplant later on outside in a container, when they are ready.
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July 27, 2012
Canna Lily Tropical Flowering Plant



Once planted and they mature as a plant in your yard, they can grow as tall as 4 to 6 feet in height which will definitely make a huge presence in your yard. They can grow tall and multiply wide which is great for landscaping a big plain yard. Being planted at the right climate, and given right care and maintenace it might need, they can come back year after year and naturally they can multiply from underground through its rhizomes. Each following year, you will notice that they cover more ground. The more years you have the plant, it can multiply from below and grow more plants from it.
The good news is, you do not have to dig the rhizomes below to plant more Canna Lilies in other parts of your yard or garden. If you have not heard already, you can actually grow Canna Lilies from their seeds too. In a natural cycle without you taking the effort and initiative to grow them from their seeds, the Canna Lilies can still multiply from seeds but it could take years for these seeds to germinate and grow because it has a very hard outer shell that will be hard to break in a natural environment. But with some techniques available to grow Canna Lilies from seeds, you can fast forward the cycle and easily grow these magnifienct flowers from its seeds rather than wait for nature to break the seed hard shell which could possibly take several years before they do.
Here is a video clip of growing Canna Lily from seeds. This video is your getway to speed up the multiplication process of your Canna Lily from its seeds, without waiting for nature to let it grow naturally:
This video will show you where you can find the Canna Lily seeds or where you can locate them from the flowers:
I hope that you learned somethings new about Canna Lilies today, whether you have an existing plant, or wanting to have one. Thank you for visiting Gardeners Land website today. We will be sharing more posts about flower, fruit, plants and gardenings, so please feel free to subscribe in our YouTube channel for more gardening videos

July 31, 2010
Some Uses For Palm Tree Fibers
We cleaned up our palm trees with old dead branches. And underneath all those branches are bunch of brown fibers that are wrapped around the palm tree. Before you decide to toss it in the garbage can, you might want to save it for some possible uses that you never thought of.
These fibers are intricate weaved pattern of tiny strong natural fibers thats can be placed at the bottom of your flower pots to drain your water down but not the soil, so it serves as a filtering device, keep the soil but drain the water. Normally, we use rocks at the bottom of the pots to keep the dirt from washing away, but rocks can be heavy. As a great alternative, these palm fibers can be put below the soil in 2 or 3 layers to minimize the soil from going thru the bottom holes of the pots.
Another great use of palm tree fibers are for your arts and crafts projects. Yes, the possibilities are endless. With some glue or other tools, you can use these fibers in so many different ways, its just a matter of being creative with it.
Written and Photography by Jazevox of Planting Diary blog. All rights reserved.

June 18, 2009
Banana Plant



May 22, 2009
Pink Camellia

There are several varieties of Camellia flowers that can be found in some countries. The camellia flower photos shown here are from our garden. Love the type of camellia flower plant we have because it has stunning pink petals neatly layered in stunning formation of delicate petals similar in look to a lotus flower.

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April 20, 2009
Magical Exotic Flowers

February 13, 2009
Vibrant Bougainvilla Flowers

Bougainvilla flower is a favorite among many because of its capability to produce abundant, vibrant and rich color flowers specially red or fuchsia that could easily transform a boring spot in a yard into a gorgeous display of flowers.

Bougainvilla plant is not very ideal for all household because of its very thorny stems, more like rose plants. So if you have kids and toddlers that are frequent in areas that you are considering of planting bougainvilla flower plant, it might not be a great idea afterall because the thorns can pose as danger to them.
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November 14, 2008
A Palm Tree Creativity
We went to Fountains At Roseville here in northern CA and noticed how well they maintained their palm trees there. I truly admire and so amazed how well they put extra thought and creativity in trimming the dead leaves and branches off these trees and making them look like a bowl or a basket or a work of art!

At first glanced, i thought it was a fake plant, but then its not. Just a well-taken care live plant, receiving great deal of maintenace and attention. Ive seen a lot of palm trees my whole life, many are not well trimmed in comparison to these ones, well-manicured.
So if you happen to visit Fountains At Roseville, dont forget to look up and take notice of the palm trees, i personally think they are done very neatly.
Written and Photography by Jazevox. All rights reserved.

At first glanced, i thought it was a fake plant, but then its not. Just a well-taken care live plant, receiving great deal of maintenace and attention. Ive seen a lot of palm trees my whole life, many are not well trimmed in comparison to these ones, well-manicured.

Written and Photography by Jazevox. All rights reserved.
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