After a slow morning at the office, I made a special trip to my favourite nursery just to perk myself up. Look at my new acquisitions!
Succulents in all shapes.
A jasmine plant that is full of buds. I have always wanted one in my garden. I can't wait for the smell of jasmine flowers to infuse my patio.
Lantanna is one of my favourite flowering plants and I can't believe I haven't bought any until now. It's not too late. Now my patio has one in every colour.
I bought a mulberry plant even though I already have one growing in the garden. This small plant is laden with fruits, that's why it is so irresistable.
The ripe berries (in black) are so sweet!
Interesting buys! I am eyeing on Jade plant, cacti on succulents nowadays. But I have never thought of berries. You just gave me some more ideas!
ReplyDeleteBtw, I like your lantana and jasmine as well. They will certainly make your garden lovelier.
Oh man. Tempting mulberries!
ReplyDeletewhich nursery did u go to? i went to world farm but didnt find any fruiting mulberry plants =(
ReplyDeleteOh.. what a fruitful shopping trip!
ReplyDeleteStephanie - You should get the mulberry tree. Now we can just walk into the garden and eat the berries straight off the tree!
ReplyDeleteSky - Yum! Really sweet!
ReplyDeleteFiona - I got them from World Fram at $14 each. There were lots when I went. They are out in the sunny section, towards the last few rows. These are grafted (I think) from mature plants in Indonesia, so they're laden with fruits. The one I am growing at home from a stem cutting produces very little fruits.
ReplyDeleteOKC - Yes, indeed! There are 2 places that I will always exit with loads of things - supermarkets and nurseries!
ReplyDeleteOh ok! Btw, does the Glox die back or go dormant when placed indoor? Or it just grew and grew. Just curious to know.
ReplyDeleteStephanie - Our gloxinia doesn't die. It's always producing new leaves and flowers all year round.
ReplyDeleteThis is one good news for me! Many thanks.
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