When choosing flowers for graves, it’s important to consider their symbolism so that you can convey the right wishes to the lost soul.
07.05.2024 - 13:27 / gardenersworld.com
If you have limited space indoors, there is still a range of house plants you can buy to add greenery to your home. Succulents and cacti offer the biggest choice of small house plants, but there’s a wealth of other varieties to enjoy, from air plants that grow without compost to the carnivorous Venus flytrap. As well as small plants, look for slow-growing house plants that take time to reach their mature height, such as the nerve plant. Windowsills, desks, hanging planters and shelves can all be enhanced by space-saving house plants.
10 small house plants Haworthia cymbiformis (Cathedral window haworthia)Haworthia are not only slow-growing, but when they reach maturity they’re not likely to be more than 25cm tall. There are many small varieties to choose from – Haworthia cymbiformis grows to 8cm tall. This tiny succulent has striped, pale green leaves that curve up, often described as boat-shaped. It thrives in bright, indirect light on an east- or west-facing windowsill.
Height x Spread: 8cm x 10cm
This succulent is known as moonstones, perhaps because its leaves resemble pebbles with their silver colouring and round shape. It’s a low-maintenance plant, as it needs minimal watering, and ideal for adding interest to a sunny windowsill.
H x S: 10cm x 20cm
Air plants don’t need compost and are often displayed in terrariums or hanging glass balls, growing on bark or rocks. Tillandsia ionantha is a small species that grows on trees in South American rainforests. It has a compact nature and its leaves turn red for around six weeks when in flower, making a
When choosing flowers for graves, it’s important to consider their symbolism so that you can convey the right wishes to the lost soul.
Name: Cornus kousa var. chinensis
Name: Mahonia repens syn. Berberis repens
Name: Pycnanthemum albescens
I was first introduced to Mohr’s rosinweed on a botanizing trip to northern Alabama. It’s a true native stalwart and one of the many durable plants in the genus Silphium that are indigenous to prairies, meadows, and grasslands across the United States. These resilient members of the aster family are known to be both beautiful and extremely low maintenance in a garden setting.
A city garden by Luciano Giubbilei, where an interesting mix of shapes and textures is provided by the foliage of a multi-stemmed Acer palmatum, a wisteria and a mound of Euphorbia mellifera.
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