Only these two plants which uncle brought from Assam survived the hot weather of Delhi !! Wish the monsoon had come a little earlier … then the others esp. the Begonia would have survived too!
THE RIGHT ONE : This is a species of “Taro” (more scientificly Colocasia esculenta). The leaves of this particular plant doesn’t grow more than 1/2 inch. My uncle was telling me that it’s quite a rare plant n maybe that’s why i haven’t seen this plant at anybodys before. This taro species doesn’t survive easily … they are pretty fragil – but i guess they like Delhi’s weather.
There was a time when i didn’t like non-flowering plant – but now i love them too 🙂 …… different shape n size – their colors – creaper or herbs – no matter whether it’s floral or non-floral – i simply love them all !!
Few day’s back i bought a “beel phool” plant (white flowering plant with amazing sweet smell) for Piyal’s mom as she wanted to plant a plant … any plant. Piyal one day asked me – if they can rent a plant from my place. So i gifted the plant to them … they were happy to have it.
THE LEFT ONE : Little red flowers bunch will blossom on this plant. They’re of many types … with white, yellow, and even pink flower. When i told this to my uncle – he asked to buy that plant with any of those color for him.
Today we’re going to Santwana’s house for lunch … they live in Mahavir Enclave. There is a nursery near their place – have planned to visit the nursery. Let’s see if i find something interesting to bring back home 🙂
Enjoy the lazy Sunday !!
I love non-flowering plants too! There is beauty in foliage as you’ve captured with these shots.
Nice flowers .. they wud not survive here in the cold .. look great 🙂
ooops FLowers no no PLANTS … typo in earlier one sorry
pretty cool flowers!
I was here, but I had nothing to say about Taro 🙂
Great to know your interest in gardening. I love hibiscus flower plants for the variety they have.
lovely way to spend some quality time – gardening
Hi Sharmila,
Thank you for stopping by my blog.Those tiny caladiums love shady areas. They’ll die out in the winter but new leaves will sprout in March/April. The other plant is known as Kalanchoe. They come in many colours but I must say that red ones look spectacular!
I read your “About” page and wow, how interesting! Lucky to have seen and lived in all those places!
Have a great week! And happy gardening!