Creative Gardening - Phrag pearcii

[Kyle]

These pictures aren't mine, but they are so unique and perfect I had to share them. If they are yours, I apologize and will remove them if you like. I found these pictures when I was cleaning up one of Ecuageneras computer. Lots of times tourists will use Ecuageneras computers to take pictures off their camera cards and burn them to a CD.

These are taken in North east Ecuador, I think near Tena. I've never been there. I was supposed to, but something came up and I never made it. On the ecuagenera tours you take a canoe up a river to see giant colonies of pearcii growing on the river bank.

Anyways, I guess there is a gas station near by that uses the pearcii as landscape plants. The clumps look huge. And there are lots of plants. the picture speak for themselves.

Enjoy!

Kyle

 

[Gilda]

Wow, that is some landscaping....are these protected phrags ?? Thanks for sharing !

 

[Candace]

I wish I had that sort of landscaping! I'd trade my daylilies in a heartbeat for phrags. Thanks for posting.

 

[Rick]

Pretty cool
They look happy there.

 

[SlipperFan]

Amazing. I wonder if they are always in bloom.

 

[JeanLux]

really spectacular! Jean

 

[fundulopanchax]

Well, that is certainly a special border planting. Certainly beats the usual Liriopes!

Ron

 

[NYEric]

Nice.

 

[swamprad]

That is amazing! And to think, I was impressed with the Strelitzia regina and Clivia miniata growing like weeds all over San Diego!