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Ornamental Flowering Shrubs from Acanthaceae on the Serangoon Newsletter
My contribution to the May 09 issue of the bimonthly Serangoon newsletter focussed on four selected beautiful flowering plants from the Acanthaceae family. The Acanthaceae family consists of numerous … more →
Gardening with Wilson
Growth: Just because you can't see it doesn't mean it isn't there
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City Diggity wrote 1 day ago: I’ve been slow to post this week for the simple reason that I felt like not much was happening … more →
Time to play 'name that plant' (or 'plants,' as the case may be)
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City Diggity wrote 1 week ago: There’s something growing in my garden. That’s the good news. The more perplexing news i … more →
Progress report: Hey, there's actual progress to report!
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City Diggity wrote 1 week ago: The 4th of July was the kind of day every garden needs — to my mind, at least once a week or s … more →
Plants - and temperatures - go from one extreme to another
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City Diggity wrote 3 weeks ago: Downtown Chicago’s weather went from zero to 60 seemingly overnight. Or, more accurately, from … more →
Ornamental Flowering Shrubs from Acanthaceae on the Serangoon Newsletter
Wilson Wong wrote 3 weeks ago: My contribution to the May 09 issue of the bimonthly Serangoon newsletter focussed on four selected … more →
Video Help With Plug Plants
gardenplants wrote 3 weeks ago: Here’ a neat video showing how you some of the lovely plants that can be grown from plug plant … more →
After Bloom Care for Orchids
marinvit wrote 1 month ago: Contrary to the common belief that orchid plants are very difficult to maintain, growing orchids is … more →
Raindrops help make a clean sweep in garden after dirty job
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City Diggity wrote 1 month ago: I’ve never thought of myself as eccentric, but I dare say others might — had they seen m … more →
Flower boxes look good for now; but, I definitely need a new plan
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City Diggity wrote 1 month ago: No, dear friends, my plants are not happily basking outside today as I had planned. Not because the … more →
Oh, my aching back: More stress than calm in garden this week
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City Diggity wrote 1 month ago: Sometimes you have to wonder if your garden is serving you or if you are serving your garden. The … more →
Alpinia galanga in bloom!
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Wilson Wong wrote 1 month ago: Alpinia galanga is a member of the true ginger family, Zingiberaceae. The fresh underground rhizomes … more →
Love your Lawn (2)
heaven1962 wrote 1 month ago: Step 2 – Add clover and other grasses. If you’re lucky, you already have some clover in your lawn. … more →
This and that: plant finds, artful secateurs, project updates
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City Diggity wrote 1 month ago: There will come a point this summer when the phenomenon of “cooler by the lake” will pro … more →
The Bees and the Balance
growingrevolution wrote 1 month ago: From my old blog The Bees and the Balance June 23, 2008 This weekend during a heat wave that rendere … more →
A pretty vine to grow
Wilson Wong wrote 1 month ago: Mexican flame vine is a pretty flowering vine that is still not very widely grown in Singapore at pr … more →
The Beautiful Butterfly Pea Tree
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Wilson Wong wrote 1 month ago: I first encountered Clitoria fairchildiana outside the Pasir Panjang Nursery office where I now work … more →
The Step-ladder Costus
Wilson Wong wrote 1 month ago: Costus malortieanus, commonly known as the Step-ladder Costus is an interesting spiral ginger to gr … more →
Don't forget the KISS principle when mapping out your garden
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City Diggity wrote 1 month ago: Petunia baby duck is very dependable, with adorable, small, yellow-centered blossoms. It’s eas … more →
Best Spring Flowers
marinvit wrote 1 month ago: After a long, cold winter, you are probably anxious for the first signs of spring. Springtime automa … more →
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