Plant List 1 Flashcards
Trachleospermum Asiaticum 341
Asian Jasmine • cold,withstand below 5 •hardy •slow to establish •excellent ground cover •worry, color change in leaves as compared to star jasmine •does not flower •likes good drainage
Camellia sasanqua 485
Sasanqua camellia •flowers in winter •dark pink flower-simple petal •part/full sun •acidic soil >low pH, coffee hounds can be used to lower •thin hedge, if trained up must be tightly pruned
Camellia japonica 664
Japanese camellia •is susceptible to petal blight, spores are airborne especially when petals are not picked up off ground •stout stem with a large leaf •needs more shade •acidic soil •tall 8-9”
Punica granatum ‘Nana’ 553
Dwarf pomegranate •deciduous -looses leaves in winter •produces Pom fruit( but isn’t very good) •can take extreme heat and sun •once established can take drought conditions •bush like •tangerine orange colored flower
Daphne Odora Aurea Marginata 594
Verigated Winter Blooming Dapne >fragrance >native to the Middle East >loves rich soil, high organic compound >well drained and thoroughly watered >Aureo-yellow tips >marginata-the margin or edge of the flower is yellow tipped
Trachleospernum jasminoides 253
Star Jasmine >Fragrant flower in spring >can be an allergenic >thicker stem than the Asian jasmine > shrub/ground cover >can be trained to climb and wrap >loves rich soil >full sun / part sun/ dappled shade >cut off flower bud to make it non allergenic
Auracaria Heterophylla 358
Norfolk island pine >native to NZ >loves humidity and heat >popular in slo,sandiego,la >used as a house plant in valley- not happy >if planted outside in the valley it needs protection from winter chills and frosts >allow to dry out fully between waterings
Chlorophytum comosum ‘vitatum’ 370
Spider Plant >Thin green leaf similar to agapanthus, with yellow streaks > house plant, needs protection from cold winters > consumes lots of water > removes molecules in the air like cO2 and others > loves fresh air >flower is a runner, the long stringy pieces that fall between the leaves
Asian Jasmine • cold,withstand below 5 •hardy •slow to establish •excellent ground cover •worry, color change in leaves as compared to star jasmine •does not flower •likes good drainage
Trachleospermum Asiaticum 341
Sasanqua camellia •flowers in winter •dark pink flower-simple petal •part/full sun •acidic soil >low pH, coffee hounds can be used to lower •thin hedge, if trained up must be tightly pruned
Camellia sasanqua 485
Japanese camellia •is susceptible to petal blight, spores are airborne especially when petals are not picked up off ground •stout stem with a large leaf •needs more shade •acidic soil •tall 8-9”
Camellia japonica 664
Dwarf pomegranate •deciduous -looses leaves in winter •produces Pom fruit( but isn’t very good) •can take extreme heat and sun •once established can take drought conditions •bush like •tangerine orange colored flower
Punica granatum ‘Nana’ 553
Verigated Winter Blooming Dapne >fragrance >native to the Middle East >loves rich soil, high organic compound >well drained and thoroughly watered >Aureo-yellow tips >marginata-the margin or edge of the flower is yellow tipped
Daphne Odora Aurea Marginata 594
Star Jasmine >Fragrant flower in spring >can be an allergenic >thicker stem than the Asian jasmine > shrub/ground cover >can be trained to climb and wrap >loves rich soil >full sun / part sun/ dappled shade >cut off flower bud to make it non allergenic
Trachleospernum jasminoides 253
Norfolk island pine >native to NZ >loves humidity and heat >popular in slo,sandiego,la >used as a house plant in valley- not happy >if planted outside in the valley it needs protection from winter chills and frosts >allow to dry out fully between waterings
Auracaria Heterophylla 358
Spider Plant >Thin green leaf similar to agapanthus, with yellow streaks > house plant, needs protection from cold winters > consumes lots of water > removes molecules in the air like cO2 and others > loves fresh air >flower is a runner, the long stringy pieces that fall between the leaves
Chlorophytum comosum ‘vitatum’ 370
