Yes, Albert, although it is not heavy laden, her banana tree does bear fruit. Not sure about the dirt. It has mulch from leaves that fall from plants she has encircling it.
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You have a great plant expert around, Ann.
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ok that’s so good… I never thought of that.
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Emh… Which one? What about? The new window to reply or frangipani colors?
Albert, my amazing friend who lives just down the street has a banana tree growing in her back yard. That is not something one often sees in the desert!
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Banana trees in the desert are magical! Does the tree bear fruit? I’m also curious about the planting media that your friends use.
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Why do I have to make a new window everytime I will reply to you. Anyway, I only know two colors of that flower, white and pink. Are there any more colors?
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In order not to need to open a new window, you must reply from the main post. This applies to all posts in this format.
Basically there are many color combinations from frangipani, a combination of white – yellow with two dominations of one of them, white – pink with two dominations one of them, a combination of white – yellow – pink, with two combinations of two colors mostly yellow – pink, white and red, dark red and dark pink. Those are some colors that I know.
Everything is different. Where I am now is desert, with very little vegetation. I grow a lot of plants inside the house, though. My own little “jungle.”
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Oh, I see… I just found out that you live in the desert, Ann. Luckily you diligent to cultivate plant and own your own jungle.
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When I get married I want this to be my flower on the ground… the flower girls will be throwing on the aisle.
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This flower has several colors, what color do you want?
So beautiful – so very different from where I live.
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Thanks.
What’s different, Ann? The flowers or the season?
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Yes, I know the smell of these flowers.
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Living in the same area, we must know each other’s flowers together.
This flower is unusually marvelous
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Yes it is… and special too…
This smells good as well.
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I’m sure you’ve smelled it right?
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such a beauty indeed Albert
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Thanks. So, it still looks beautiful at the end of its life right?
Never seen such a flower before but it looks amazing!
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This flower is very much in Indonesia, many of these very exotic trees are exported for gardens abroad. In Bali & Java, this flower is an important part of religious rituals; Hindu & Kejawen (original Javanese spirituality).
Yes, Albert, although it is not heavy laden, her banana tree does bear fruit. Not sure about the dirt. It has mulch from leaves that fall from plants she has encircling it.
You have a great plant expert around, Ann.
ok that’s so good… I never thought of that.
Emh… Which one? What about? The new window to reply or frangipani colors?
Albert, my amazing friend who lives just down the street has a banana tree growing in her back yard. That is not something one often sees in the desert!
Banana trees in the desert are magical! Does the tree bear fruit? I’m also curious about the planting media that your friends use.
Why do I have to make a new window everytime I will reply to you. Anyway, I only know two colors of that flower, white and pink. Are there any more colors?
In order not to need to open a new window, you must reply from the main post. This applies to all posts in this format.
Basically there are many color combinations from frangipani, a combination of white – yellow with two dominations of one of them, white – pink with two dominations one of them, a combination of white – yellow – pink, with two combinations of two colors mostly yellow – pink, white and red, dark red and dark pink. Those are some colors that I know.
Everything is different. Where I am now is desert, with very little vegetation. I grow a lot of plants inside the house, though. My own little “jungle.”
Oh, I see… I just found out that you live in the desert, Ann. Luckily you diligent to cultivate plant and own your own jungle.
When I get married I want this to be my flower on the ground… the flower girls will be throwing on the aisle.
This flower has several colors, what color do you want?
So beautiful – so very different from where I live.
Thanks.
What’s different, Ann? The flowers or the season?
Yes, I know the smell of these flowers.
Living in the same area, we must know each other’s flowers together.
This flower is unusually marvelous
Yes it is… and special too…
This smells good as well.
I’m sure you’ve smelled it right?
such a beauty indeed Albert
Thanks. So, it still looks beautiful at the end of its life right?
Never seen such a flower before but it looks amazing!
This flower is very much in Indonesia, many of these very exotic trees are exported for gardens abroad. In Bali & Java, this flower is an important part of religious rituals; Hindu & Kejawen (original Javanese spirituality).
How beautiful. Great snap of this one.
Separated can also be a beauty right?
Indeed it can my friend.