Emerald blueberry does alright here on the florida west coast, I did also try the natchez variety blackberry before, guess we both have the same stocks at Lowes, it did not do too well. Grew very...
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Beautiful roses, love that smokey purple, what a rare beauty! What kind of blueberries are those? Never seen red leaves, low bush variety?
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Beautiful phals :) they're my favorite too, easiest to keep blooming and undemanding.
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Looking good!!! I'd put out the wasp trap. I don't think the pollination factor is worth it unless you're mass producing blueberries or something.
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That's a cool idea! I haven't put up my tree yet (slacker). This weekend.
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Those purple plants are Setcreasea "Purple Heart" (Wandering Jew) / Tradescantia pallida en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tradescantia_pallida It's an evergreen spiderwort. Great groundcover and indoor...
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- Orchids, phals will do well. - Spider plants - Syngoniums - Dwarf tears or moss if you want ground cover - Peace lilies - Lucky bamboos or other dracaena - Setcreasea "Purple Heart" (Wandering Jew) - Zebra plants
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Personally I have some moss red with whites, I like the cleaner high contrast look, but that's just me. White, pink, and lavender, are they all together in one place? You can make almost any colors...
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Hmm that's cheap, I'm just worried the plastic will scratch very easily, and I'm sure stock lighting won't be enough, anyone have something similar?
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Depends what you're looking to do. It looks great as a standalone rose, but gets lost in the midst of reds and yellows. It is intensely fragrant, especially if you use a nutrient rich soil, horse manure does wonders!
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Heirloom roses (antique) are pre-1867 roses. They're what I think of when I think of roses, especially the red moss :D [image] I'm growing...
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Thanks for posting this :) I was getting frogbits confused with the water lettuce.. are water lettuce and dwarf varieties different species?
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Just remember no nutrients in the soil! Sphagnum moss is a good medium (do NOT get the Home Depot / Lowes Miracle Grow stuff, they are prefertilized).
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They filter the water so well though!
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Awesome juxtaposition of green delicate plants vs. concrete urban sprawl!
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