Mother's Day matches pleasantly with the commencement of our warm temperature planting season. Particularly if mom is a flower enthusiast, a pot of bouquets makes a suitable gift.
You could purchase your simple pre-planted pot of red geraniums and multicolored vinca vine with a dracaena spike plant in the middle, or you could go innovative with somewhat different from their eyes.
What energies the whole charm is a stimulating centerpiece plant which is in other words, a "pot star" other than the typical spike. Here are some options for your pot star:
Thorny but Fresh
Ti plants (Cordyline) and New Zealand flax (Phormium) are two thorn substitutes with strappy leaves, except that they come in an assortment of leaf colors. Selections range from multicolored green-burgundy to deep purple to coppery-orange.
How about something colorful and vertical that shows off a bit? Again, stare in the houseplant division for tropical flowers that flourish in summer heat and sun, such copperleaf and croton; red-leafed banana; bird of anthurium; and hibiscus 'Panama Red,' 'Panama Bronze' and 'Mahogany Splendor’.
Climbers
Stand a grill, pillar or similar sustenance in your pot, and cultivate a vining plant as your core. Here are some good choices for your vines:
A Mandevilla or dipladenia will be great because they are closely identical-looking shiny-leafed tropical with tube-shaped flowers. They also both self-climb up supports and blossom all summer.
If your mom doesn’t really like flowers, there are lots of choices for shopping stuffs online. The best advice on what to buy is based on what’s your mom’s need or desire. The former will make your mom feel your overwhelming love, the latter will satisfy her. Grab your Mother's Day Gift Ideas this 2012 now.
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