Plumbago auriculata*

Plumbago auriculata is a strikingly beautiful plant that you and your family deserve to have. It’s native to South Africa, but can be found throughout the world for those willing to look for it. Make sure that when you plant this plant, it’s surrounded by other plants. This will encourage growth and help the plant “feel” secure in its new environment. After planting, keep in mind how long these plants live (about 10 years) and make sure they are watered enough–this is crucial as they need lots of water (in fact, according to one source I looked at, they don’t need fertilizer at all because they get enough nutrients from the rainfall). They typically flower during the summer months and their flowers are usually blue or white. The height is usually between one foot and three feet and their width ranges up to four feet.

Jasminum angulare*

Jasminum angulare is a fast growing, evergreen shrub with a spreading habit. It grows up to 2m high and 2.5m wide. The leaves are dark green, opposite and elliptic in shape. The flowers are white, starry and scented appearing from late summer to early winter when the plant will be covered in them creating a pretty display.

Jasminum multipartitum

It’s hard to overstate the importance of having appropriate plants in the right locations around your house. Plants, after all, are living things that require regular care and attention to thrive. For example, let’s say you want to plant a Jasminum multipartitum. If you want it to be an ideal specimen, you can easily find out how much sunlight it needs by looking at the maximum height above ground level that this plant thrives in. If you don’t have a garden scale or measuring tape, a rough estimate is 20 inches (the average height of an American male).

By using this knowledge, it’s easy to see which parts of your yard should have plants in them: near windows where people will see them; up on shelves; near doors; and so on. You’ll need four parts per million of phosphorus fertilizer for every 1 inch (2 cm) of root spread for best growth. So if your Jasminum multipartitum can comfortably fit in a pot with 12 inches (30 cm) diameter and has 4 feet (1 m) tall roots when planted outdoors in mid-spring, then this is what its fertilizer requirements would look like:

Justicia flava*

Justicia flava* (yellow bush justicia) is a flowering shrub that forms a dense, rounded hedge. It’s an evergreen with creamy yellow flowers appearing in spring and fall.

Height: 1m

Spread: 1m

Flowering time: Spring

Soil: Moist

Sun: Full sun to part shade (2-6 hours of sun)

Watering: Moderate watering the first year in summer; once established, water sparingly; drought tolerant.

Arctotis hirsuta*

Now, let’s look at one particular type of ornamental plant: the African Daisy. The scientific name of this plant is Arctotis hirsuta. This is a beautiful annual that can quickly grow to a height of 0.3-0.6 meter and with a spread of 0.3-0.6 meter wide with its medium growth rate. It has bright yellow flowers with orange centers and will bloom from spring to fall; summer flowers are larger than spring flowers and they tend to be white or cream in color, but they still have the same lovely orange center! The African daisy likes well drained soil, full sun conditions as well as slightly moist soil and watering schedule will depend on your climate zone so it’s best if you check for recommendations before planting anything else!

If these plants sound like something you would enjoy growing in your garden then don’t hesitate because this could become an amazing addition to any landscape design project!

Felicia amelloides*

Felicia amelloides, also known as the blue marguerite, is a herbaceous perennial classed as an evergreen shrub. It has daisy-like flowers with yellow petals and distinctive dark centers. This plant is considered fairly water-wise and grows to a height of 1.5 m and a width of 1 m in full sun or partial shade.

Felicia amelloides flowers from spring through autumn, the yellow florets becoming more abundant during late summer and autumn months. Blue marguerites are easy to grow, so they are great plants for beginners or busy gardeners who want low maintenance plants that will still make a big impact on their garden beds or borders. These plants also attract insects such as bees and butterflies to your garden through their showy blooms and flower nectar, so they’re ideal if you want to help out our furry friends!

Gomphostigma virgatum*

Gomphostigma virgatum is one of the best plants to add to your home. It can be planted in a medium-sized container on your patio or in your garden, and you can prune it to any shape or size you would like. This plant can also thrive if it is kept in the shade, but does better when it gets full sun exposure. If you have this plant in a pot, make sure you give it enough water regularly so that its soil stays moist but not too soggy.

Dianthus mooiensis*

Ideal for the perennial herb garden, Dianthus mooiensis is a hardy evergreen clump-forming plant with narrow greyish green leaves. Growing to 50cm in height, this ornamental is known for its fragrant deep pink flowers with white tips on slender stems from winter through to spring. Flowers attract butterflies. This dainty plant prefers full sun and well-drained soil and is suitable for a container. It can be used as an edging plant or grown indoors in a sunny position.

Hermannia incana*

Hermannia incana is a hardy, evergreen shrub that grows up to one meter tall. It has small, grey-green leaves and is covered in conspicuous, yellow flowers in spring and summer. This plant is a useful filler for flowerbeds and borders. It is also a good choice for a rockery.

Plants to consider for your home

Having ornamental plants in the home is a great idea because they add color and life to any space. Here are some of our top picks for your reading enjoyment:

• Plumbago auriculata, also known as Cape Leadwort, is a low-maintenance plant that produces an abundance of bright blue flowers. This plant grows up to three feet wide and tall, so it makes a great filler plant or border. The flowers bloom all year long once established.
• Jasminum angulare has white flowers with yellow centers that bloom from spring through fall and has narrow leaves on the stems. This climbing shrub will grow 8-10 feet tall and 4-6 feet wide if left to its own devices, but it can be kept shorter with regular pruning. It lasts best in full sun or partial shade conditions and requires average watering—do not overwater!
• Jasminum multipartitum is another beautiful climbing shrub that produces clusters of starry white flowers that have fluffy yellow centers which are highly fragrant; this variety makes a fantastic potted plant around your outdoor patio or deck so you can enjoy the fragrance as well as the sight! The foliage on this jasmine variety is green with silver undersides which add an extra dimension when viewed from below—a perfect choice for hanging baskets!

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Ornamental plants are a great way to add color, texture, and life to your home. Here’s everything you need to know about choosing the right ornamental plant for you.

Hey guys! Happy Tuesday.

Today I’m going to be talking about a few of my favorite ornamental plants: what they are, how they grow, and the best way to care for them. I hope that you find this useful in your own journey to find the perfect houseplant—and if you already have one or two, I hope you find out something new about them as well!

Ornamental plants are any plants that are grown for their aesthetic value, rather than for their agricultural value (fruit/vegetables) or their medicinal value. They can be grown indoors or outdoors, and they’re typically one of the best options for indoor growth because they don’t require tons of light and attention. Of course, like most plants, there are cases where an ornamental plant will need a lot of light and attention. The main thing to consider is whether it is a tropical plant or not; tropical plants need more care in order to thrive.

Below is a list of my top five ornamental plants (all tropical):

1. Alocasia Amazonica (also known as African mask)

This plant has striking arrow-shaped leaves that droop slightly—it looks like it’s got feathery eyelashes! It prefers high humidity

When it comes to plants, there’s a lot of hype surrounding edibles. Sure, they’re functional—you can turn them into drool-worthy dishes and whip up Instagram-worthy smoothies—but they’re also boring!

If you really want your home to stand out, you need ornamental plants. They’re not just pretty; they’re stylish. They don’t just look good; they have a je ne sais quoi that other plants are sorely lacking. And they don’t just add beauty to your life; they’ll bring a new feeling of elegance to your home that people will literally talk about for years.

Not sure which ornamental plants are right for you? Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered with this easy guide.