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The downside of growing Peacock trees

Posted on July 9, 2011 by CuriousG

I normally like surprises when it comes to the garden, but then sometimes I don’t. All I did was go out for a few hours one afternoon, and when I came back, I found this: A branch from my previously … Continue reading →

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Posted in Flowering trees | Tagged Peacock Flower, Pride of Barbados, Singapore

Charge of the “White Brigade”

Posted on February 25, 2011 by CuriousG

A few reasons why you need to be the General of your garden…

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Posted in Garden pests | Tagged aphids, hibiscus, kangkong, mealy bug, Peacock Flower, Pride of Barbados, Red Lady papaya, Singapore, water spinach, whiteflies

Seed dispersal, nature’s way

Posted on April 11, 2010 by CuriousG

How do so many different plants end up growing in my garden when I don’t plant them there?

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Posted in Birds, Edible plants, Foliage plants, Ornamental plants, Propagation, Seed dispersal, Vegetables | Tagged berries, Birds, curry leaf plant, Dracaena surculosa, mini bittergourd, palm tree, Peacock Flower, pellet casting, periak, seed dispersal

The gorgeous Peacock Flower

Posted on February 27, 2010 by CuriousG

The adventures of growing peacock trees from seed to maturity, and the creatures that are attracted to the trees.

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Posted in Birds, Fauna, Flowering trees, Growth & development, Ornamental plants, Propagation | Tagged flowering tree, Green Parakeet, orange flowers, Peacock Flower, perennial, pink flowers, Plantain Squirrel, Pride of Barbados, seed pod, yellow flowers
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