Plants are a good way to add color and freshness to any room. Even those of us cultivators Garden, And growers indoor plants, It is important to choose plants that fit the location. Since not every plant can survive in all conditions, There are several factors to consider before investing in plants. Must take into account exposure to sun / shade, Ghosts, Seasons, How long we have to invest in and deal with childcare, Dosage irrigation, Fertilizers etc..

I usually look for large seasonal blooming plants year-round and who will survive the climate around my exposed to strong winds. A number of beautiful plants hitherto last rchishti standing on a mission.:

Nail piirbitz’ – The plant spiked with green colored leaves are grayish and tiny pink flowers. Vegetation all year round but not always with flower. Spreads quickly.. Half terms used live part shade and grows in a circular shape. Suitable as a garden shrub or plant adenit and adds a lot of life.. Special leaf colors.

Scirpus italic – The plant puts a smile. And scattered with pine leaves. Annual, Half-life used as a houseplant or balcony. Thin leaves a husband descends spherical tiny rash. Home – Need a large quantity of light. outside – Suitable for shade or shade with a little sun.. Needs a lot of water..

Clover – The Red leaves tltheln annual is a plant that grows in the shade and spreads across quickly.. Plant attributed medicinal properties and is known as a blood purifier is full of anti-oxidant and one of the most effective ormanlis treatments and prostate problems. The plant gets plenty of color and uniqueness to any garden..

Alsteromria – One of the most popular plants in nurseries this year is alsteromria. Suitable for a garden, To adenit or inside the House.. It is a perennial, though winter is just green and summer flowers. Cold resistant, Requires partial shade and Sun and multiple irrigation. Available in many colors.

Kangaroo Palm – List of Australian plant. Probably something wild in several colors. He lives in multi-year terms half Sun part shade.

Large seasonal plants