Overview
Alstroemeria aurea is also known as the
lily of the Incas, the Peruvian lily or the Parrot Lily. They are like small lilies, but usually comes with spotted or striped markings, shaded colour, or
contrasting patches. Alstroemeria is a tuberous plant
that is native to South America. The plant requires a moderate amount of
care. There are approximately about 120 species of flowering plants, mainly from the cool, mountainous...
Common Name: Anubias nanaScientific Name: Anubias barteri var. nanaGeographic Location: Central Africa
CO2 Requirements: Very LowTemperature: 72F-80FWater pH level: 5.5-9.0Light: Low (1.5WPG) to Moderate (2.5WPG)
Plant Arrangement: ForegroundGrowth: SlowDifficulty: Very easy
Anubias tied up to a rock, avoid floating
Anubias are an extremely hardy creeping plant from Africa, but most varieties grow far too large for normal sized...
PLANT TYPE: Annual
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Anethum graveolens
ZONE / HARDINESS: Annual - not
applicable
MATURE PLANT SIZE: Up to 36 inches
high x 24 inches wide
LIGHT: Full Sun - Wind Protected
Area
FLOWERING PERIOD: July to September
SOIL TYPE: Fairly rich,
well-drained, moist soil
pH RANGE: 6.0
KNOWN PESTS: N/A
KNOWN DISEASES: N/A
OVERVIEW:
Dill, a popular annual, has
bluish-green stems that contrast with finely divided, yellow-green,...
Oregano is among the most popular herb and spice especially in Italian dishes. The name oregano derives from the Greek words oros, for "mountain," and ganos, for "joy" or "splendor" and usually known as Origanum vulgare, its scientific name. Not only oregano is a beautiful plant, but the mountainsides on which it grew were considered much more beautiful because of its presence.
This aromatic herb is a perennial that grows...
