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Hibiscus
Hibiscus is a genus of flowering plants in the mallow family, Malvaceae. It is quite large, containing several hundred species that are native to warm-temperate, subtropical and tropical regions throughout the world. Member species are often noted for their showy flowers and are commonly known as hibiscus, sorrel, and flor de Jamaica, or less widely known as rosemallow. The genus includes both annual and perennial herbaceous plants, as well as woody shrubs and small trees. The leaves are alternate, ovate to lanceolate, often with a toothed or lobed margin. The flowers are large, conspicuous, trumpet-shaped, with five or more petals, color from white to pink, red, orange, purple or yellow, and from 4--18 cm broad. Flower color in certain species, such as H. mutabilis and H. tiliaceus, changes with age. The fruit is a dry five-lobed capsule, containing several seeds in each lobe, which are released when the capsule dehisces splits open at maturity. Source Wikipedia Thisfootage is part of the professionally-shot broadcast stock footage archive of Wilderness Films India Ltd., the largest collection of imagery from South Asia. The Wilderness Films India collection comprises of thousands of hours of high quality broadcast imagery, mostly shot on HDCAM 1080i High Definition, HDV and XDCAM. Write to us for licensing this footage on a broadcast format, for use in your production We are happy to be commissioned to film for you or el...

Uploaded: 1 month ago | By: WildFilmsIndia | Category: Travel | 58 Views

Perennial Plant Symposium - Atlanta, 2011
Next years Perennial Plant Symposium will be in Atlanta, Georgia, July 17-22. The Atlanta Local Site Committee is actively developing ideas for tours.

Uploaded: 1 year ago | By: PerennialPlants | Category: Nonprofit | 238 Views | Avg. Rating 5.0 From: 1 Person

Oxfordshire Country Garden- Concept 1
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Uploaded: 2 weeks ago | By: cedarnursery | Category: Film | 57 Views

Geranium phaeum, Mourning Widow geranium.m4v
A perennial geranium that will thrive in shade or sun and can self seed. The Geranium phaeum seen here is probably Geranium phaeum Lily Lovell. Height between 1845cm and 30 85cm and spread of 18 45cm

Uploaded: 9 months ago | By: gardenvilletv | Category: Howto | 98 Views

New Perennials at TLC Garden Center
Oklahoma Gardenings Kim Rebek talks with Cindy Townsend of the TLC Nursery and Garden Center introduces us to new woody and herbaceous perennials and also reminds us about some old favorites.

Uploaded: 1 year ago | By: OklahomaGardening | Category: People | 366 Views | Avg. Rating 5.0 From: 1 Person

Sloping Garden by Cedar Nursery Landscape Design
Sloping Garden by Cedar Nursery Landscape Design

Uploaded: 3 months ago | By: cedarnursery | Category: Entertainment | 170 Views

One of my Herbaceous borders.MPG
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Uploaded: 1 year ago | By: ecologygarden | Category: Tech | 9 Views

Herbaceous Border.m4v
First stage of setting out a new herbaceous border. Important in this large garden to make sure the ride on moser can get around the curves comfortably. Gardenville will be following the progress of this project over the summer. www.gardenville.tv

Uploaded: 10 months ago | By: gardenvilletv | Category: Howto | 199 Views

Rheum palmatum Atrosanguineum.m4v
An ornamental rhubarb with a lovely rich red colour colour to the underside of the leaves and tall pink-crimson flowers early to mid summer. The leaves are poisonous the same as the culinary rhubarb. Likes moisture but not wet feet and likes sun to part shade. Mulch with organic matter in spring. Looks especially good near water.

Uploaded: 9 months ago | By: gardenvilletv | Category: Howto | 205 Views | Avg. Rating 5.0 From: 2 People

Boyne Garden Centre - Aileen Muldoone Byrne.m4v
Gardenville talks to Aileen about her display at Bloom and some of the perennials she sells.

Uploaded: 8 months ago | By: gardenvilletv | Category: Howto | 113 Views

Snowdrops
HD video of snowdrops. Celebrated as a sign of spring, snowdrops can form impressive carpets of white flowers. In the mid 19th century soldiers in the Crimean War brought snowdrops back from the battlefields to plant in their gardens.

Uploaded: 1 year ago | By: brittonian | Category: Travel | 6,174 Views | Avg. Rating 4.85 From: 27 People

Acanthus Leaves
These decorative and pretty Acanthus leaves are a favourite of mine. They are so enormous and fabulous. Like giant rhubarb leaves, really. I imagine, by their similar appearance, that they are a close relative of the rhubarb and, thus, most probably toxic. The huge spectacular flower spikes are quite enormous and remind me of Triffids, as they are rather weird and science-fiction looking. The plants usually die down for awhile, exhausted and tatty after the worst of summer, but emerge again, revivified, in late winter for a glossy and dark green leafy display in spring. Acanthus need some extra water in summer, elsewise theyll be miserable and unhappy. Pretty Acanthus leaves were the aesthetic basis for Corinthian capitals. Heres good information at Wikipedia on Acanthus as ornament in Greek, Roman and Byzantine architecture and art en.wikipedia.org .....

Uploaded: 5 months ago | By: zuditaka | Category: Nonprofit | 105 Views | Avg. Rating 5.0 From: 1 Person

Salvia nemorosa Ostfriesland
A deep purplish blue flowered perennial that grows to about 18 45cm. Grow in sun in well drained fertile soil. Divide every three years in spring to maintain healthy prolicic plants. Excellent for the front of borders.

Uploaded: 8 months ago | By: gardenvilletv | Category: Howto | 249 Views | Avg. Rating 5.0 From: 1 Person

Insectivorous Acanthus?
Today I filmed the grand and spectacular Acanthus flower spikes in my garden. I have them, in pockets here and there, for that nice and special cottage garden effect that tall flower spikes, such as hollyhocks and delphiniums, can give. The huge spectacular flower spikes are quite enormous and remind me of Triffids, as they are rather weird and science-fiction looking. The more I look at them, I speculate that, with time and evolution, and other factors such as climate, permitting, they are quite likely to turn into something quite insectivorous, such as a Venus Flytrap. Already the bottom jaw of each flower is jagged with sharp teeth; and theres a hood above--just ready and made to snap shut on some unsuspecting prey. And the wiry convolutions inside the flowers look like they, too, could play an eventual part in engaging, distracting and ensnaring an insect. The decorative and pretty Acanthus leaves are a favourite of mine, too. They are so enormous and fabulous. Like giant rhubarb leaves, really. I imagine, by their similar appearance, that they are a close relative of the rhubarb and, thus, most probably toxic. Acanthus need some extra water in summer, elsewise theyll be miserable and unhappy. The plants usually die down for awhile, exhausted and tatty after the worst of summer, but emerge again, revivified, in late winter for a glossy and dark green leafy display in spring. Pretty Acanthus leaves were the aesthetic ...

Uploaded: 3 months ago | By: zuditaka | Category: Nonprofit | 57 Views

Polygonatum x hybridum, Solomons Seal.m4v
The common name of this plant is Solomons Seal, it likes cool humus rich moist soil, with part sun or shade. The flowers are creamy white with green tips that hand in clusters from the leaf axils. This common variety will spread indefinitely. Beware of treading on the emerging plants in spring and protect early from slugs and snails.

Uploaded: 9 months ago | By: gardenvilletv | Category: Howto | 84 Views

Aquilegia, Grannys bonnets, Columbine.m4v
A spring flowering perennial that can be grown from seed or bought in pots. They will self -seed easily and are happy with sun or part shade. Many are short lived and will need replacing, as they come easily from seed this is not a problem. Sow ripe seed in summer. They are a member of the buttercup family and are poisonous.

Uploaded: 9 months ago | By: gardenvilletv | Category: Howto | 126 Views

Geranium.m4v
A lovely white flowered perennial geranium. Unfortunately the exact name isnot known. As with most perennial geraniums it will grow in sun or shade in ordinary garden soil

Uploaded: 8 months ago | By: gardenvilletv | Category: Howto | 27 Views

Clematis heracleifolia
Herbaceous clematis to 3ft 90cm high pale blue flowers in summer, the variety Wyevale has scented flowers.

Uploaded: 1 year ago | By: gardenvilletv | Category: Howto | 174 Views

Heuchera.m4v
Heuchera are evergreen low growing perennials. There are many new varieties coming on the market in various coloured foliage forms from deep purple to yellow. They all like a well drained humus rich soil in sun or part shade. They all carry stiff stems of small flowers in early to mid summer in shade of pink and white. Divide every three or four years.

Uploaded: 8 months ago | By: gardenvilletv | Category: Howto | 86 Views



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