Outdoor Plant

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Scientific Name:Ixora coccinea

Common Name: flame of the woods, Rugmini

Family: Rubiaceae

Variety: Red

Height: 4 to 6 feet

Spacing: 36 to 60 inch

Bloom Time: Flowers freely

Sunlight: At least four hours a day of direct sunlight.

Soil: Well-drained soil and moderate to slightly acidic pH are crucial to growing an Ixora bush.

Temperature: below 15°C

Water:  Water moderately during the active growth period, allowing the top centimeter 0.4 inches

Fertilizer: Apply standard liquid fertilizer every two weeks during the active growth period only.

Form: rounded                                                                

Landscape use: For Hedges and screens, foundation plantings, massed in flowering beds, or grown as a specimen shrub

Shape: Upright

Features: Flowers

Ixoras like a lot of water. They are woody plants and develop a strenuous root system which must be satisfied with adequate moisture.

They are acid-loving plants. They grow best in a acidic, rich, well-drained soil. If the soil pH is or becomes alkaline, leaves turn yellow and then need an application or two of a chelated iron supplement for plants.

Since these are heavy-blooming plants, feed with one of the complete liquid foliar fertilizers every four to six weeks from spring through fall.

It was a lovely shell pink. Flower heads were not quite as compact as those of Ixora chinensis but formed almost continuously. The color was unusual at the time among Ixoras for it is definite and constant. Some ixoras open pink, and then turn to varying shades of coral.

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Ixoras like a lot of water. They are woody plants and develop a strenuous root system which must be satisfied with adequate moisture.

They are acid-loving plants. They grow best in a acidic, rich, well-drained soil. If the soil pH is or becomes alkaline, leaves turn yellow and then need an application or two of a chelated iron supplement for plants.

Since these are heavy-blooming plants, feed with one of the complete liquid foliar fertilizers every four to six weeks from spring through fall.

It was a lovely shell pink. Flower heads were not quite as compact as those of Ixora chinensis but formed almost continuously. The color was unusual at the time among Ixoras for it is definite and constant. Some ixoras open pink, and then turn to varying shades of coral.

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Ixoras like a lot of water. They are woody plants and develop a strenuous root system which must be satisfied with adequate moisture.

They are acid-loving plants. They grow best in a acidic, rich, well-drained soil. If the soil pH is or becomes alkaline, leaves turn yellow and then need an application or two of a chelated iron supplement for plants.

Since these are heavy-blooming plants, feed with one of the complete liquid foliar fertilizers every four to six weeks from spring through fall.

It was a lovely shell pink. Flower heads were not quite as compact as those of Ixora chinensis but formed almost continuously. The color was unusual at the time among Ixoras for it is definite and constant. Some ixoras open pink, and then turn to varying shades of coral.

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Orange Jasmine (Murraya Exotica, Andhra Kamini) is a plant of genus that are characterized by astonishing beautiful fragrant flowers. It is categorized under family Oleaceae and native to warm-temperate, subtropical and tropical regions of Eurasia, Australasia and Oceania. It has around 200 species and most of its vivid varieties are found in Southeast Asia. Its name comes from the Persian word ‘yasmin’ meaning gift from God.

Not only, Jasmine blossoms make a fragrant attractive addition to the home or garden, they have various medicinal uses, Jasmine is an Ayurvedic medicinal plant which is used for the treatment of wounds, skin diseases, ulcers of the oral cavity, gingivitis, headache, erectile dysfunction and eye diseases etc. Jasmine oil has anti-depressant, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, aphrodisiac, and sedative properties and used in treatment of depression, nervous exhaustion, and stress related conditions and in child birth.

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We are a specialist grower of regularly Readymade Plant. We always encourage specifiers to visit the nursery to stimulate ideas on specie selection as there are many exciting options. We invest considerable resources into professional growing.

 

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The Rain Tree is easily recognised by its umbrella-like canopy of evergreen, feathery foliage and puffs of pink flowers. It is frequently planted in groups or as an avenue because of its ability to keep its symmetrical conformation in spite of prevailing winds. It is a tree of rapid growth, brought originally from Central America to Sri Lanka and forwarded from there because it was considered to be a tree of great value for railway fuel. It often reaches a height of 27 m. and the strong, spreading branches may be nearly as long. The bark is dark grey, often bearing horizontal weals and the trunk frequently branches quite low down. From March to May and again towards the end of the year the green canopy is dotted all over with pink and white. During the rest of the year, too, there are usually quite a few flowers to be seen. The flowers appear like round, silken tufts, but actually each flower stalk bears one central and a surrounding circlet of florets, up to twenty in number. Each has a tube-shaped calyx and a tiny, yellow-lobed, crimson trumpet; bunches of long stamens, half pink and half white, protrude from each. The long, heavy leaves are twice pinnate and each pinna, of which there are four to eight pairs, bears from three to seven pairs of leaflets. These are oval and have no stalks, becoming larger and more curved towards the end. on its thickened base so that the leaves all lie sideways. In Malaysia this drooping of the leaves is considered to portend rain and is the explanation of the name Rain Tree, Hujan-hujan meaning "rain", but in India it is believed that the name was given because of a curious habit possessed by the tree of intermittently spraying the ground beneath with moisture. Later it was discovered that this was caused by multitudinous minute insects. The fruit is a fleshy pod, sweet to the taste and much relished by squirrels, horses and cattle.

Common name:

• Rain Tree
• Coco Tamarind
• Acacia Preta
• French tamarind
• Saman
• Monkeypod
• Hindi: Gulabi Siris
• Vilaiti siris
• Bengali: Biliti siris
• Tamil: Amaivagai, Thoongumoonji maram

Synonyms:

• Samanea saman
• Acacia propinqua
• Mimosa saman

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- A favorite plant of bonsai enthusiasts.
- Named in honor of Marcello Malpighia.
- Native- America & South Texas
- A dwarf bushy shrub.
- Growing up to 1 m high.
- Leaves dark green 1-1.5 cm long.
- Flowers pinkish white on a short cyma.
- Flowers 1.5 cm across, fruit red.

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These tropical climbers are suitable for large containers placed in the garden during summer but must be kept frost-free in winter. If you want good blooming, give them at least 5 hours a day of full sunlight as a minimum. More hours of direct sun is better. Less than 5 hours and the plant may not bloom very well. Your plants will thrive in shade or partial shade, but only have nice growth with little or no blooms.

Caring for Bougainvillea

• Wait for the first colorful bracts to form and fall in spring.
• Once they fall, prune excess growth.
• Fertilize before flowering season.
• This will cause new bloom on the shorter flowering spurs.
• Repeat during the flowering season as needed.
• Bougainvillea plants need support to cover a wall, fence, or other areas.
• Create rows of wire or string against the surface that you want covering.