Wardian growing case for orchids
Filed Under (My Home Garden) by Admin on 30-05-2009
Cattleya orchid – var Grapewax
Filed Under (My Home Garden) by Admin on 24-05-2009
Cattleya genus, perhaps more than any other, has captured enthusiasm and imagination of orchid growers throughout the world. Many growers specialise in the cultivation of Cattleyas and related genera,with flamboyant colourful hybrids, replacing the species in many collections. But its all started from very humble beginnings… Read the rest of this entry »
Composting for Urbanites
Filed Under (The Home Gardner) by Admin on 22-05-2009
Compost has often been referred to by garden enthusiasts as “black gold,” but for some reason it still tends to be a somewhat elusive item in city gardens. Certainly, it could be assumed that the primary reason for this is a lack of space for a large compost pit in most urban dwellings. This problem is easily remedied by smaller compost bins now made commonly available by vendors like http://www.gardeners.com, which carries the compact kitchen compost bin shown in the photo.
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Cymbidium Orchid – Ruby Brook "Falling Fire"
Filed Under (My Home Garden) by Admin on 10-05-2009
Cymbidium Orchid Anne’s Balls
Filed Under (My Home Garden) by Admin on 26-04-2009
Its autumn in our part of the world and it means that beautiful cymbidium orchids starting sending out flower spikes. Read the rest of this entry »
Sunroom Gardens
Filed Under (The Home Gardner) by Admin on 19-04-2009
Epidendrum cochleatum orchid
Filed Under (My Home Garden) by Admin on 11-04-2009
Maxillaria nigrescence orchid
Filed Under (My Home Garden) by Admin on 04-04-2009
Miltonia spectabilis var moreliana orchid
Filed Under (My Home Garden) by Admin on 27-03-2009
These beautiful orchids are native to Brazil and grow at low to intermediate altitudes and were once locally abundant but have now been reduced by clearing and over-collecting. Read the rest of this entry »





