Shrub Varieties

in singapore:

5 common shrubs:

1. spider lily

2. bi-colored excoecaria

3. dwarf lemon

4. golden dewdrop

5. ixora

5 common climbers:

1. bougainvillea

2. morning glory

3. money plant

4. golden trumpet

5.dragon scales

Central and west Asia in deep loamy or sandy, slightly alkaline and salty soils near water bodies at altitudes 4,500 to 6,000 feet (1,371.6 to 1,828.8 meters) above sea level describes where Russian olive grows. The 12- to 30-foot- (3.66- to 9.14-meter-) high shrub or 30- to 45-foot- (9.14- to 13.72-meter-) tall tree (Elaeagnus angustifolia) favors floodplains, irrigation ditches, marshes, riverbanks and stream courses. It survives drought, flooding, heavy clay and silting as native flora from Kazakhstan and Russia through Afghanistan, Iran and Turkey and as naturalized vegetation in North America.

Blue Mist shrub Caryopteris blooms late summer into fall

Deadheading flowers as the bloom fades, removing damaged, dangerous, diseased branches as they occur and trimming to the ground describe the trimming schedule for butterfly bushes. The flowering plants in question (Buddleia spp) handle extreme cutting all the way down to where the base forks into separate stems late in winter, such as February to March along the coasts and in interior areas of the Mid-Atlantic states in the United States of America. Before and subsequent to cold seasons butterfly bush survives deadheading for improved flowering through the last bloom times and pruning inconvenient, unhealthy branches as long as the cut is made into dry wood.

Plant it in early spring because they tend to freeze back over the winter. You should note that they have vicious thorns and are a real chore to cut back in the summer after the monsoons (in southern Arizona) and in the early spring after chances of frost are over.

The Crimson Glory vine is a vine native to countries of eastern Asia, such as Japan and Korea. It is commonly found in forests, but can be grown in cultivated gardens in full sun to light shade.

This plant is not fussy about fertilizer types. Use whatever is inexpensive in granular formulation, such as 10-10-10, applying it as per package instructions at the end of winter.

Bay sucker, constricted or rotting roots, incorrect cultivation, iron deficiency, new growth, over-watering and under-watering are reasons why English laurel leaves turn yellow in June. The bay sucker (Trioza alacris) is an insect pest that preys upon the plant in question's internal, life-sustaining, nutrient-rich xylem and sugar-rich phloem saps. New growth as a natural process lets older leaves change color and drop whereas nutrition-, root-, and water-related problems require examining and righting heat, light, moisture, nutrient and soil pH requirements as well as verifying that obstacles above- and below-ground are not obstructing proper root development and expansion.

Bananas are good as they contain high levels of potasium, essential for flowering. They worked really well with my girlfriends rose bush, literally turned a dead plant into a beautiful flowering bush! Still going now into October, keep in mind I live in Wales! I dry the skin and scrape the inside of the skin of and crumble it onto the top soil and water it through. My girlfriend puts the entire thing on it as slugs will eat the banana rather than her plants, I cant find a naturally occurring form of pottasium. Theres more than likely some in bananas but I don't know!!! I came here because I was looking for a better answer than mine not really to leave one! Hope it helps!

Native to western North America.

Native to western North America.

Native to western North America.

Native to western North America.

Native to western North America.

Native to western North America.

No. Only if the wound turns septic, but that is not the hawthorns fault.

The poinsettia, Euphorbia pulcherrima is a native of Mexico.

It is probably dry at the root. The first thing a plant under stress does is drop its flower buds.

Neem is an herb in the sense of its flowers, leaves and seeds being employable as flavoring, food, medicine or perfume even though it is not an herb in the sense of a seed-bearing plant that dies down to the ground after flowering and that lacks a woody stem. Azadirachta indica may not be considered a shrub since the latter must not mature to heights beyond 30 feet (9.14 meters). Neem trees typically mature to respectively minimum and maximum, 49.21- to 131.23-foot (15- to 40-meter-) heights

honey suckle

It is a tropical and subtropical evergreen fruit tree

The common name is sweet fennel or anise. The flavoring can be found in Italian sausage, among others.

Yes, this is deer resistant. The more formal name for the lemon cypress is: cupressus macrocarpa . Because of the lemony scent, it is unattractive in smell and taste to the deer, they will avoid at all costs.

There are other deer resistant trees:

Cryptomeria, Spruce, Douglas Fir, White Pine, Hemlock, Deodar Cedar, Eastern Red Cedar, Japanese Cedar, Japanese Maple, Norway Maple, Paperbark Maple, Red Maple, Silver Maple, Striped Maple, Sugar Maple, Chinese Paper Birch, European White Birch, Heritage Birch, Himalayan Birch, Paper Birch, River Birch, Yellow Birch, Bald Cypress, False Cypress, Japanese False cypress, American Holly, Aquipernyi Holly, Flowering Dogwood, Himalayan Dogwood, Kousa Dogwood, and Rough-leaf Dogwood.

Im not a scientist but its body shape is the shape of a cone or Christmas tree it has long lighty brown thin branches which stick on an angle, there leaves are long and prickly and they look like dark green with a little bit of light. Mostly there bark is thick, really hard to pull off and they can get from about 10 to 14 metres tall.

Alder

Good plants for planting around above ground pools are plants that have a compact, rather than spreading root system. Many common shrubs fall under this category. Some species, such as forsythia are highly resistant to chemical damage from accidentally slashed pool water. Another good species for this purpose the is the low growing Japanese juniper. It is a tough, low growing spreading plant.

Anthracnose is the reason why inkberry leaves curl inward. The appearance of the fungal disease in question around heavy rainfall events and supplementary irrigation leaves black, tar-like leaf spots, curled, distorted leaves, die-back and girdled branches and twigs from cankers. There tends to be little in the way of management and prevention other than fertilizing inkberry (Ilex glabra) during non-rainy spring months, pruning affected plant parts, removing ground litter and treating with chlorothalonil or thiophanate-methyl fungicides in late spring.

Yes Crylus makes a good bush , cut it back and it will bush out to a multistem bush.