Evergreen Outdoor Plants

Evergreen Outdoor Plants, Philesia

Dangling funnel-shaped flowers of intense pink color, for outdoor perennials of the genus Philesia, belonging to the Liliaceae family. Native to South America, it is a shrubby plant, adapted to live in temperate and temperate environmental contexts. The foliage is linear and lanceolate, dark green, the flowering period begins in late spring, in May and June. They fear temperatures below ten degrees and cold winter currents. They thrive in well-drained garden soils composed of peat and sand. Watering should be abundant and frequent in spring and summer. The perfect place to grow this kind of outdoor plants from Evergreen It is in shady places.

Evergreen outdoor plants, the Pittosporo tobira

Used for ornamental purposes, evergreen outdoor plants of the Pittosporo tobira variety are among the most common plants for building hedges and hedges. Originating from the Asian continent, they belong to the Pittosporaceae family. They grow well in coastal areas, the foliage is dark green, leathery, shiny and obovate in shape. The flowers are white or cream, very fragrant, gathered in inflorescences. Opening in large numbers from April to June, under optimal conditions, Pittosporo tobira plants can reach heights of over two meters. A turbid soil mixed with sand promotes development and growth, requiring a very sunny exposure sheltered from strong winds. Irrigation must be regular during the summer and resist dry periods.

Sleek and spectacular foliage for the different varieties of plants known as Coleus. Belonging to the Labiaceae family, they are grown for ornamental purposes, suitable for decorating flower beds and borders. The most widespread, used and genetically selected species is Coleus blumei, native to the island of Java, which is characterized by an extensive bushy habit. The leaves are red with green margins, heart-shaped while the inflorescences come in shades of blue, purple, white and red. They usually open in spring or summer, depending on the different varieties. They need a bright but filtered location. Fertilized soil, peat and a portion of sand are the most suitable soil for growing Coleus plants. I’

The climbing or bushy habit of plant varieties of the Dipladenia species, belonging to the Apocynaceae family, is native to south-central America. It adapts to temperate environmental contexts, it requires rich and fertile, well-drained soils, composed of garden soil, peat and sand. A light exposure filtered by the sun’s rays is ideal for an abundant production of flowers. This species of evergreen outdoor plant needs regular and abundant watering in spring and summer, along with regular organic fertilization. The inflorescences produced by Dipladenia are large funnel-shaped, slightly fragrant, white, pink and red in color. The flowers open from early summer to late fall.