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Category: nature's marvels | Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 5:24 am

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Oh, I do have to post some more for u defenitely, sjoerd! thanks for that comment.
well, these are some of the ordinary ones i have, most probably i have already posted them before. sorry if i am repeating.



begonia ( photo / image / picture from greenfairy's Garden )






very pretty, not sure of the name ( photo / image / picture from greenfairy's Garden )






coleus ( photo / image / picture from greenfairy's Garden )






every leaf is a different art work! ( photo / image / picture from greenfairy's Garden )






bright & colourful ( photo / image / picture from greenfairy's Garden )






ferns - one of the delicate ones ( photo / image / picture from greenfairy's Garden )






two more of the ferns ( photo / image / picture from greenfairy's Garden )






periwinkle - little beauties ( photo / image / picture from greenfairy's Garden )






another of my favorites ( photo / image / picture from greenfairy's Garden )



ok, will be back with some new ones next time.


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Sjoerd wrote on Thu Feb 10, 2011 9:50 am:

Delightful....just plain delightful!

Well, to begin with those Begonias look like little ghost clouds in the pic. In real life are they a sort of "metallic" coloured?

The Coleus I find perhaps the most interesting. I have never seen a coleus with leaves shaped like that. How tall is this plant? Fascinating plant,this one.

The variegated plants that you featured are pretty nice as well.

Then that plant with pink undersides to the leaves. Do you know that I actually had one of these in my hands at the garden center a few weeks ago when I was looking for a new plant for over by the window!(yes, as an indoor plant here).

And the ferns: I do quite like ferns. In the second fern pic there one sees one of the Adiantum sorts which I especially like. I saw many of these down in Southern Spain when I lived there. The most common place that I saw them was down in aljibe's.
They are beautiful and delicate and in my opinion show themselves best standing alone with a dark background

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Frank wrote on Thu Feb 10, 2011 12:20 pm:

Greenfairy, you are living up to your username :) Thanks for posting these.

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glendann wrote on Thu Feb 10, 2011 9:22 pm:

Wonderful plants greenfairy.Could the second plant be a Hoya?

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greenfairy wrote on Fri Feb 11, 2011 4:11 am:

thank u all. yes, the begonia has a silvery sheen to it. the coleus comes upto two feet. and the leaves form a spiral actually.
i am not sure of the name glendann, i will find out soon and write next time.
i like my plants out in the open. rarely do i keep them inside. i am sure the plant with pink underside would look great inside the house!but with our hot climate, it is likely to wilt very fast. or i will have to carry them in and out evrery two days. anyway, i may try that one of these days. thanks a lot guys.

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