Ctenanthe compressa - Bamburanta
By Delonix1
13 Oct, 2008
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This tropical plant is widely used in shady spots. It is all over the SDSU campus as a ground cover even though it can grow to as tall as 4 feet. It spreads by rhizomes. It is very easy to grow as long as it receives water.
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Did you discover how much of a team of gardeners is needed to manage the trees, lawns, etc.
13 Oct, 2008
I would think it takes quite a large team of gardeners. The SDSU Campus is large and growing. They do have sprinkler systems in every part of the campus where there's many plants...this is a must if the plants are to survive.
13 Oct, 2008
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I believe they have small purple or blue flowers...I grew this plant for years in a large planter at my house in the San Francisco Bay Area.
13 Oct, 2008