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The violet will bloom all year round: here's what to do with the plant It is enough to bury 1-2 bay leaves under the flower foliage. https://lnkd.in/eEyWa_n7

Many Daisy flowers bouquet pattern. Close-up of white daisies with yellow centers covered in water droplets. Filled on full screen. https://lnkd.in/e6hMumRa #DaisyFlowers #DaisyFlower #FlowerBackgrounds #FloralBackgrounds

How to Make Your Mass Cane Plants Bloom: A Guide for Gardeners Mass Cane plants are also called Corn Plants because they look like cornstalks. It has green leaves with light yellow/light green but making them flower is not so easy. These plants have one or more than one stem and which grow to the top of the cane and create new stems. Some people grow them inside their homes. They like their green leaves, and they are not hard to look after. In this article, we will tell you some good ways to make your Mass Cane plants flower and make your home more beautiful. https://lnkd.in/dg7wxs5B

Download image The Common Hepatica (Hepatica nobilis), also known as liverwort, liverleaf, or kidneywort, is a small, early-blooming perennial plant notable for its delicate flowers and attractive foliage. Belonging to the buttercup family (Ranunculaceae), it is found in temperate regions of Europe, Asia, and North America. Description - Appearance: The plant typically grows to about 5–15 cm in height. It has a compact form with distinctive, leathery, and evergreen leaves that are usually three-lobed, resembling a liver shape—hence its common names. #Botanicalwonders #Earlyspringflowers #Forestherbs #Gardenfavorites #Hepaticanobilis #Hepaticaspecies #Herbaceousperennials #Kidneywort #Liverleaf #Nativeplants #naturephotography #Springblooms #Springtimeblossoms #Wildflowers #Woodlandbeauties #Woodlandflora #Woodlandtrails

Download image The Common Hepatica (Hepatica nobilis), also known as liverwort, liverleaf, or kidneywort, is a small, early-blooming perennial plant notable for its delicate flowers and attractive foliage. Belonging to the buttercup family (Ranunculaceae), it is found in temperate regions of Europe, Asia, and North America. Description - Appearance: The plant typically grows to about 5–15 cm in height. It has a compact form with distinctive, leathery, and evergreen leaves that are usually three-lobed, resembling a liver shape—hence its common names. #Botanicalwonders #Earlyspringflowers #Forestherbs #Gardenfavorites #Hepaticanobilis #Hepaticaspecies #Herbaceousperennials #Kidneywort #Liverleaf #Nativeplants #naturephotography #Springblooms #Springtimeblossoms #Wildflowers #Woodlandbeauties #Woodlandflora #Woodlandtrails

Let's take a look at a plant that's really having a moment in the houseplant world right now: Monstera deliciosa! Yes, I have chosen to humble myself and feature one of my plants that's looking rather haggard right now. This is a plant recovering from a serious scale infestation. They're gone after rigorous treatment with a powerful systemic insecticide, but Jungle Princess (yes, more Adventure Time) has a way to go before she's back to her full glory (there are a few fresh, healthy leaves about to unfurl, though!). But I feel it's important to show this, because it speaks to this plant's astounding resilience. As is typical when a plant is very popular, there's a phenomenon I've noticed where folks think it must be hard to care for. Surely your average Joe couldn't maintain such a beauty, right? Wrong! I will absolutely recommend this plant to my less experienced customers! Its care is super easy, to be honest. Moderate water needs, and it's very forgiving if you don't get it quite right all the time, it tolerates nearly any light level short of keeping it in a closet, and it's easy to train onto a frame to keep it from crawling across the floor. Jungle Princess has girthy vines just over 1" in diameter and is fixed to a rebar frame I built her. Anything sturdy will work, really. The only warning honestly is the size. But feel free to trim back and rearrange! They don't mind at all. Open your home to a M. deliciosa today! #MonsteraDeliciosa #Houseplants #Tropicals #PlantDiseases #GetYouOne

Understanding the Buttonwood Tree Buttonwood is a small tree or shrub that grows low to the ground and has tough, salt-resistant leaves. Its branches spread out in an uneven shape, and its trunk becomes twisted and gnarled if it's exposed to strong winds for a long time. Buttonwood produces flowers and fruit all year round. The flowers are small, white, and grow in bunches, while the reddish-brown fruit looks like old leather buttons—this is how the plant got its name. People often mistake Buttonwood for mangroves because both grow near the coast. However, they are different when it comes to how they reproduce. Buttonwood grows from seeds, while true mangroves use propagules—baby plants that start growing while still attached to the parent tree. #imagovtt #mangrove #buttontree #coastalecosystems

Coleus is a member of the mint family, Lamiaceae. Like other members of the mint family, it has square stems and opposite leaves. This plant is native to the tropics of Asia but grows well in just about any environment. Unlike most annuals, coleus cultivars are grown for their foliage, not their flowers. They have a wide variety of leaf shapes, sizes and colors. Coleus plants were once very popular in Victorian-era gardens but are now making a comeback as new cultivars are being developed not only for new foliage patterns but also for different growing conditions. Historically, Coleus were shade-loving plants and would not tolerate full sun but some new cultivars are sun tolerant. Plants grow between 6 and 36 inches tall and often nearly as wide as they are tall. Various combinations of green, yellow, pink, red and maroon are common foliage colors.

Discover some fascinating details about the nuts hanging from the Candlenut Tree.

Brass Buttons Plant Care Guide: How to Grow Brass Buttons Plant Brass buttons (Leptinella squalida) is a fern-like ground cover with flowers that resemble gold buttons. It's a great choice for your fairy garden or containers. #ezsuggest #brassbuttons https://lnkd.in/gq2rp-Y6