Gloriouspa:


Just saw your post today. Have you gotten the plants?

I haven't get them.

Thanks Onegai and others, for this thread. I also love flowers so much. I came here some years ago to get more knowledge on flowers before I started planting.

Here are a few of mine.

Please, is it possible to plant tulips in Nigeria? If yes, where can I get them from?

Thank you.

casek:
Thanks Onegai and others, for this thread. I also love flowers so much. I came here some years ago to get more knowledge on flowers before I started planting.

Here are a few of mine.

Please, is it possible to plant tulips in Nigeria? If yes, where can I get them from?

Thank you.

Nice!

babythug:


Nice!

Thank you. That was an awesome transformation in your garden. I love the lawn

casek:


Thank you. That was an awesome transformation in your garden. I love the lawn

Thanks so much!

I must admit it was a lot of work in between . Two gardeners actually asked me to give it up and start afresh! But funding didn’t let me give up. With the benefit of hindsight and experience I’d advice anyone else to go for port harcourt grass . It’s much easier to maintain and grow too!

babythug:


Thanks so much!

I must admit it was a lot of work in between . Two gardeners actually asked me to give it up and start afresh! But funding didn’t let me give up. With the benefit of hindsight and experience I’d advice anyone else to go for port harcourt grass . It’s much easier to maintain and grow too!

Thanks for the tips. I have a large space I need to turn into a lawn. I will go for port Harcourt grass whenever I am ready.

Emeraldfynest:
I know coconut isn't a n ornamental plant but I just felt like posting this here, this is a coconut tree in my compound that just started flowering, I was just fascinated by the sight

Depending on how you view it, every tree has a certain ornamental value. Coconut is definitely one of those.
I would plant coconuts in my compound. It is a neat tree (doesn't litter) and it's fruits are valuable.

whirlwind7:


Depending on how you view it, every tree has a certain ornamental value. Coconut is definitely one of those.
I would plant coconuts in my compound. It is a neat tree (doesn't litter) and it's fruits are valuable.

Yeah bro, it takes long to mature/fruit though.

Pls let's revive this thread, babythug and other enthusiasts, this thread should stay alive.
Bougainvillea

Emeraldfynest:
Pls let's revive this thread, babythug and other enthusiasts, this thread should stay alive.
Bougainvillea

I’m still here and happy to share my new photos!

My garden has since expanded partially thanks to the encouragement and my interest That got piqued here

Will share some photos l later on Today

Luckily the gardens got trimmed yesterday

This one below is my baby boo

Colours!!

Please who can, identify this plants..

babythug:


I’m still here and happy to share my new photos!

My garden has since expanded partially thanks to the encouragement and my interest That got piqued here

Will share some photos l later on Today

Luckily the gardens got trimmed yesterday

This one below is my baby boo

Nice, what kind of palm is that?

Emeraldfynest:
Nice, what kind of palm is that?

It’s locally called the royal or golden palm. I’m not immediately sure what the botanical name is. Many people place them in pots but I find that it doesn’t quite grow as tall and remains a yellow/golden hue mostly

godello:
Please who can, identify this plants..

The pink flowers are a variant of hibiscus .

The yellow ones in front are “locally ” called yellow bush.

Happy to be back here. May the reviver of this thread be blessed. I am happybrother a horticulturists. I own Splashagro horticulture (www.splashagro.). We ( I and my workers) are on a new horti-garden project where we will market our ornamental plants, crop planting materials and related items.

Soon, I will showcase my inventory here as I call this thread home.
Cc Onelgi

A peep into what's coming:
Coleus
A multi colored leaf flowering plants. Has colours ranging from black to blue except white.

Ruffles copper and others

Others

More coleus

Dracaena

Gladiolus

These images are coming from our production site where we have our mother plants.

Happybrother nice flowers you got there!

babythug:


It’s locally called the royal or golden palm. I’m not immediately sure what the botanical name is. Many people place them in pots but I find that it doesn’t quite grow as tall and remains a yellow/golden hue mostly

Thanks, the remaining flowers look nice too.

Flamboyant flower, it's really blooming now and I love the splash of red, I would've snapped it on the tree, but it's enclosed in a fence.

Emeraldfynest:
Flamboyant flower, it's really blooming now and I love the splash of red, I would've snapped it on the tree, but it's enclosed in a fence.

The name is [color=#990000][/color]flame tree. It it a flowering tree used in avenue planting. They are usually big unless you use a grafted one.

happybrother:


The name is flame of the forest. It it a flowering tree used in avenue planting. They are usually big unless you use a grafted one.

Yeah but another name for the tree is also flamboyant.

happybrother:
Dracaena

lovely plant. I learnt it releases a sweet smelling fragrance when it brings forth it's influorescence. it however takes very long to do so. what must I do to keep mine healthy and alive?

casek:


Thanks for the tips. I have a large space I need to turn into a lawn. I will go for port Harcourt grass whenever I am ready.

Port Harcourt grass is easier to use mower machine on. It makes your lawn look more beautiful . I will be willing to give more advise whenever you're ready for planting.

godello:
Please who can, identify this plants..

The local name for the yellow plant is yellow duranta, I can also see morning glory (yellows flowers), hibiscus.

eddyline:

lovely plant. I learnt it releases a sweet smelling fragrance when it brings forth it's influorescence. it however takes very long to do so. what must I do to keep mine healthy and alive?

Do not wait for the flower because you may wait forever. To care for it : water lightly when the upper soil is dry. Occasionally clean the leaves with damp soft rag.