Crossandra infundibuliformis, Begonia fuchsioides, and Strobilanthes dyerianus in my side garden
By Delonix1
- 21 May, 2009
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My Crossandra plants just started blooming a couple of weeks ago. The Fuchsia Begonia blooms all year. The almost 3 year old Persian Shield plant is growing well now that I cut it back a little. Photo taken May 20, 2009.
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Irish:
Thanks for the comment. I actually have to get a photo with the sun shining on them. : > )
21 May, 2009
A beautiful rich combination of leaf and colour ; lovely
21 May, 2009
Beautiful colour on the crossandra (I always think of it as Fire Glow) looks great - it's got such lovely foliage as well.
21 May, 2009
Inverglen, I put these plants in this section of the garden about 3 years ago...I was trying to put plants together that would look interesting with variegated leaves and nice flowers. Thanks.
Bernieh:
Crossandra is commonly called/sold as Firecracker flower plant here. It such a compact flowering little shrub, however, doesn't seem to grow very tall. I've
read it can grow to at least 4 feet / 1.3 meter tall.
21 May, 2009
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lovely with the sun shining thru them
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