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By Plant Chaser on Jan 31, 2013 in: Aechmea, Agave, Asplenium, Beaucarnea, Crescentia, Cycas, Durio, Furcraea, Pemphis, Platycerium, Tillandsia, Yucca, cheese, davao, garden, malagos, resort
Malagos Garden Resort is about an hour's drive from the center of the city. The resort is owned by the family of Rex Puentespina, a friend and a fellow plant enthusiast. Friends, fellow lawyers and newbie plant enthusiasts Paul and Clarence accompani...
By Simple Garden Thoughts on Aug 2, 2012 in: asplenium
I was on the brink of exhaustion. Half of my cerebrum told me to relax for a while, garden, watch a movie or listen to Bach, Mozart, Vivaldi or Beethoven in fugue and baroque for that matter while the other half of the hemisphere logically pointed ou...
By Simple Garden Thoughts on Jul 3, 2012 in: Platycerium Superbum Staghorn Fern, Medenilla, asplenium, Asplenium Nidus Osaka Fern, flaming sword, Heliconia Rostrata
School has ended and that means taking a break from helping the kids out in completing their school assignments, accomplishing projects in every subjects and reviewing for their final exams as well. While the kids can call it a day from their daily s...
By Simple Garden Thoughts on Jun 15, 2012 in: Staghorn Fern, fern, asplenium, Coleus, GBBD, Song of India, Schefllera Arbolicora, Ploemele Reflexa, Spathiphyllum Wallisii
Some plants just love to be touched by the rays emanated by the sun. For them, the sun is like a gentle kiss from nature’s lips and warm arms that embrace their tiny and delicate petals. Without it, efflorescences lose their vibrant colors, the lea...
By Simple Garden Thoughts on Jun 12, 2012 in: asplenium, trees. mountains, Phymotosorous scolopendria, Ferns, garden
If there is one significant month to choose from, I consider it to be month of June. It's been a year since I decided to try on blogging, so I suppose this is my first anniversary in the web blog aside from the fact that hubby and I also celebrated o...