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Blooming plants are wonderful but foliage is just as fabulous. Here's a variety of plants with fabulous foliage to jazz up your garden.
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Hosta Sum and Substance is a popular shade-loving plant that easily brings personality to a yard. Easily brighten up the shady areas of your yard with these leafy herbaceous perennials! The bright green leaf color, large heart-shaped foliage, and low-mounding form makes this plant ideal for a wide variety of landscape projects. Gentle lavender flowers grace the Sum and Substance Hosta in late summer, giving just another reason to love these hardy yard plants! The S&S Hosta performs best outdoors in a perennial garden when planted in part shade to full shade. It's important to note that Hosta Sum and Substance can handle some bright, indirect light or morning sun, but the delightful foliage will burn in conditions of heavy full sun exposure. Hosta growing conditions are best in early spring so the plant can best adapt to its surroundings. The Sum and Substance plant will grow best in a moist, well-drained soil medium. Unlike other Hosta, Sum and Substance are very large, reaching heights of 2 to 3 feet tall and 5 to 6 feet wide. As a result, they make large, bold additions to any garden. Blooming in late August, these popular shade plants provide color and texture to a landscape. Most commonly, these plants are used in shade gardens as specimen plants. Hosta also look great when mass planted and used as fillers in planting beds and garden borders.
This superb form of the Chinese scrambler, Jasminum officinale, comes from Fromefield Nursery in the UK. Unlike the species that has green leaves, this seedling boasts brilliant gold foliage that holds beautifully even in our hot, humid summers. The stems are home to deliciously fragrant, pure white flowers throughout the summer. As a gesture of forced integration, we encourage Jasminum 'Frojas' to scramble through other colored foliage plants such as purple loropetalum and smoke tree. Each branch of Fiona Sunrise jasmine can reach up to 10' in length when happy or can be kept shorter with a pair of sharp clippers. Lest we forget, tea from this gem is drunk for its aphrodisiac qualities, and who could forget that carrying the flowers attracts money and wealth? Attract a little bit our way, if you please.
This is a picture of some beautiful green leaves from an Acacia plant. The natural pattern of the plant will bring a sense of nature to your space. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- P L E A S E N O T E: This purchase is a DIGITAL DOWNLOAD. No physical product will be shipped. *The watermark will not be present on your purchase. This purchase is for personal use only. This is not for resale or distribution. File sharing or commercial sales are prohibited. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A C C E S S I N G Y O U R F I L E S: After check out you will receive an on screen confirmation and an email from Etsy that your order is ready to download. Files will be accessible at all times through Etsy’s “Purchases & Reviews” page. Prints will be available immediately after purchase for you to print yourself at home or in a local print shop, or upload the files to an online printing service. Print Versions Available: If you would like a physical print to be shipped to you please send me a message and a physical print can be made available in multiple sizes from 4x6 to 24x30 inches. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- D I S C L A I M E R Considering the nature of the product there are no returns or exchanges. Please contact me if you have any problems / questions with your order. I am happy to help. All artwork is copyright of CamiLuPhotography
Take a sneak peak at Martha Stewart's Culinary Herb Garden at the New York Botanical Garden.
This download includes a 3744 x 5616 px JPG photos misc stock photo featuring bright, brightly, and chlorophyll.
Purple and yellow foliage shine in this garden design for sun-loving plants
From Notcutts Nursery in the UK comes a stunning sport of its popular and easy-to-grow Euphorbia 'Charam' (Redwing). The black-purple foliage of Blackbird spurge adorns the compact stems, forming a tight 18" tall x 1' wide evergreen specimen. The deer-resistant foliage is topped, starting in early spring, with large compact heads of bright yellow flowers held just above the foliage by the bright red stems. This is a real WOW plant for a sunny, well-drained spot in the garden! Euphorbia 'Nothowlee' was a 2004 Gold Medal winner at Holland's prestigious Plantarium Expo. We'll also award them the 2004 bad cultivar name award!
veins of the leaf by ~julietonnesen
The River Banksia is one of the largest growing banksias, reaching 50-60 feet tall with a straight trunk. This one has been limbed up, my hunch is to keep people from sleeping under. One of many beautiful specimens at UCSC arboretum. Leaves are evergreen, alternate, simple, 3-5" long, narrow, leathery, dark green upper and white lower surfaces, margins light serrated. Looks good from underneath. Flowers in the fall, red/orange flowers in 8" long by 3" wide inflorescences with hundreds of individual flowers in pairs. Flowers can also be yellow, UCSC arboretum was selling some last year. Fruits are aggregated into woody clusters looking like a cone. Few flowers actually produce fruit. Those that do are larger and when they open remind one of clams. Love the coloration of the "cone". Remnants of the flowers with no fruit maturing. Bark is interesting, fissured, orangish and gray. Misidentification: Other Banksias I guess. I have seen B. integrifolia around quite a bit, but they have smaller clusters of flowers, and not orange. Location Santa Cruz 1111A River Street (Highway 9)
Close up of rhubarb leaf vains in black and white Camera: Canon EOS 60D Focal Length: 50mm Aperture: f/13 3.2 sec ISO: 100 press "L" for the best view
Fungal Forest by Thomas Haney
I'm constantly drawn to this beautiful plant for it's variety of textures and moods.
Immerse yourself in the details captured in this close up of a green succulent plant. © 2022 KLEKTIK ART. Any distribution or alterations of any image is prohibited without permission. Do not use for NFT art without permission.
The floral experts at HGTV offer step-by-step instructions on how to create a beautiful floral arrangement using a floral foam block.
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Ferns: British and exotic.... London,Groombridge and Sons,1856-60.. biodiversitylibrary.org/page/34992930
