BOTANICAL INVENTORY 2014

THIS post is pertinent to those who are serious about gardening.  It tells what is alive, healthy and lasting beyond pretty flowers out of context, the custom and use in many circles most of the time.

SOCIEDAD HORTICULTURAL BOURET

INVENTORY 2014

 

 

Allium

Alocasia cucullata
Aloe vera

Aglaonema commutatum

Agave

Amarylis

Asparagus sprengeri/meyeri

Alternatera brasiliana

Asystacia gangetica

Antigonum leptopus

Bryophylum pinnatum

Brunfelsia pausiflora

Barleria repens

Bouganvillea buttiana

Bixa orellana

Cestrum diurnum

Calledium hortulanum

Capsicum florescens

Chayamansa
Cissus hypoglauca*

Citrus sinensis

Coccoloba uvifera

Clorophytum diurnum

Catharantus roseus

Calliandra haemathocephala
Codiaeum variegatum
Cyperus involucratus

 

 

 

 

 

 

Commelina elegans

Crinum asiaticum

Datura stramonium

Dipteracanthus prostratus

Dracaena marginata

Diffenbachia amoena

Daylily

Duranta repens

Eucharis amazonica

Euphorbia tirucalis/pulcherrima

Epiphylum oxypetalum

Gardenia augusta

Gloriosa rothshildiana

Hibiscus cannabinus
Hemerocallis

Hylocereus undatus

Hippobroma longiflora

Jasminum undulatum

Lipia micromera

Murraya paniculata

Mirabilis siciliana

Malpighia glabra

Myosotis

Neomarica caerulea

 

 

Nephrolepsis

Ochna thomasiana

Oxalis

Origanum vulgare

Phalaenopsis

Peperomia pellucida

Petroselinum crispum
Proiphys amboinensis

Pseuderantemum reticulatum

Pleomeles reflexa

Polyscia balfouriana/fruticosa

Plectantrus amboinicus

Pedilanthus thithymaloides/tuberose

Plumeria rubra/alba

Ruellia officinale/brittoniana/tuberosa
Russelia equisetiformis
 

Sanseveria trifasciata/cylindrical

Scadoxus

Syngonium

Serpol tuymusser phylum

Solanum lycopersicum

Stigma phyllon floribundum

Thilandsia

Thumbergia alata/erecta

Trimezia martinicensis

Tulbagia violacea

Turnera ulmiforme/subulata/diffusa

Tradescantia pallida/spathacea/zebrina

Wedelia trilobata

Zammia

 

 

The inventory allows for research in case of disease, pests, best conditions for growth and care

to name a few.  Common names are useless when you need to find out specifics about this or that species, because every country calls/describes plants differently.  Check under aleli, for example.

 

 

If you had the chance to check previous inventories from yours truly, you may have noticed that there are between 10/20  less.  The reason is simple, some passed away due life cycles, others became a pain in the arse or unsightly.  That is that.

* November 2013