advantage of plants

For plants adapted to sun & shade habitats they acclimate to shade growth in a different manner than full sun growth:
The larger the actual area the plant can cover the more sunlight they are potentially exposed to. They do this to compensate for lower photon density (less sunlight). Shade tolerant plants growing in light filtered through canopy foliage receive less of the visible spectrum they need for high photosynthetic rates. In response they grow longer stems and invest the same amount in leaves as the same plant grown in more sunlight but grow larger, thinner leaves to cover more area.

small plants

 Here you will find choice ornamental plants for containers and the small garden. Many of our selections are true genetic dwarf plants: Those that will mature at only one or two feet. Others are selections which are much smaller than plants typical of the species. They may reach 8-10 feet, whereas the species will attain heights of 40-50 feet or more. This allows the garden.

capcicam

Adrian Slack focuses on some fifty species, using photographs, line drawings, and diagrams to illustrate their peculiarities. He explores in detail the wily manner in which each type of plant entices, catches, and digests its.

Ornamental shrubs plants

Ornamentals are those which will not flower but are best for their evergreen foliage, shapes and ornamental look. These can be trimmed or trained into various shapes and sizes. For example, Juniperus, Tuja compacta, Eranthemum, Aralia.

climbers plants

Climbers
These are the plants with soft stems that grow only with a support. They rely on something else for support; another plant, a wall or trellis. Different types of climbers have devised many crafty ways to hold on to whatever they grasp. Examples are Clerodendrum thomsoniae (Bleeding Heart), Cissus rhombifolia (Grape Ivy), Jasminum multipartitum (Starry Wild Jasmine), Clematis montana . so we can it is good for to uses.

different kinds of plants

Plants are living organisms belonging to the kingdom Plantae. They include
familiar organisms such as trees, herbs, bushes, grasses, vines, ferns. a plant that takes two years to grow from seed to fruition, bloom and die or a plant that lasts two years is a biennial, based on Latin 'biennis' meaning ‘two years’. These are also seasonal flowering plants that flower only in the second year of planting. After blooming, they don’t perform well the following year or become untidy and then dies. To have blooms year after year with biennial flowers, you have to plant seeds every year. Examples of biennials are Foxglove, Echium wildpretti etc. Some plants grown as biennials are, botanically speaking,  short-lived perennials.

rose plants

rose is one type of plants which have many type
some have red,some have white etc