Photography of grafted plants.
Flowers bloom in different ways, some blooms under the sun and some blooms at night. Plants also need care so that they will give us beautiful flowers, they need water, air, and sunlight to make their own food to grow. And for this article, I want to share some of the flowers that I personally took an hour ago.
Those picture with different flowers is only in one root. This plant had been grafted (*combined*). This plant is one of my successful grafted plants. I apologies but I don't know the name of this plants. I will update this as soon as I know/search the name.
The picture above, we call it santan with scientific name ***Ixora coccinea***. I also graft these two plants but as of now, it doesn't have flowers yet. As you can see they have different leaves. I hope it will be a successful merger too.
We call this gumamela, scientific name: ***hibiscus***. This plant is also grafted from single petal to double. That it for now and thank you.π
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What's that flower at the very top? I love that, it always smells so nice
That's lantana camara, honestly I don't like the smell of it. π
Ehhh? It's nice though. Smells like those old ladies that go to church on sundays ^-^ and kinda similar to the fragrance basil has
Haha! We really has a different preference of smell/fragrance. Yeah I smells like thatπ
Can't argue with preference πππ can't believe sunday mass is the closest adjective i have for this plant
What a beautiful set of photographs that you have sent, congratulations for this very pleasant book of your own really impressive and well-made shots ...
Thank you so much sir, for appreciating my book/article.π
Seeing this flower garden of yours reminded me of my flower garden. I like flower garden very much. Thank you for posting this.
Your welcome sir. And thank you so much too.