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- Cat Corner Evolution
- Sun loving flower
- I don't think they look like roses
- Double it's height since arrival
- Gimme more, gimme gimme more colours
- Torch Ginger
- Lovely electic pink
- Bright and nice
- Beware, it's sharp
- Maroon Leaves with purple flowers
- Densely pretty
- Lavender-blues, trumpet-shaped with yellow dots
- Nice lines, great stripes
- Money money money
- More and more good luck
- Sing a song of Made in India...
- Creeping here and there
- Starting from scratch
- Cute round pinkies
- Bear fruits but won't be eaten
- Sunny Twins
- Beautifully coloured due to defect
- Beauty in flames
- I want good luck, lots and lots, who doesn't?
- Anyone thinks it's good for rainy days? Maybe only...
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April
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Take Your Pick
- [animals]
- [birds]
- [climbers]
- [ferns]
- [grass]
- [herbs n spices]
- [Hortpark]
- [insects]
- [shrubs]
- [West Coast Park]
- Alocasia
- American Evergreen
- Angel wings
- Apple of Sodom
- Areca Palm
- Aroid Palm
- Arrowhead Plant
- Arrowhead Vine
- Arum Fern
- Asparagus
- Balsam
- banana
- Bird Chilli
- Bird of Paradise
- Bird's Nest Fern
- Bluewings
- Boatlily
- Bryophyllum
- butterflies
- Butterfly Palm
- Cabbage Head
- Cactus
- Calandiva
- Cane Reed
- Canna
- Canna Lily
- Cannonball Tree
- Cat's Whiskers
- caterpillar
- Chilli Padi
- China Doll
- Chinese Box
- Christ Plant
- Christ Thorn
- Christ's Thorn
- Cladophora Ball
- Cock's Comb
- Coleus
- Common Ivy
- Cow's Udder Plant
- Creeping Daisy
- Crepe Ginger
- Crinum Lily
- Croton
- Crow's Next Fern
- Crown of Thorns
- Dahlberg Daisy
- Daisy
- Delima
- Desert Rose
- Devil's Backbone
- Devil's Ivy
- Dollarweed
- Dumb Cane
- Dwarf French Kiss
- Egyptian Stars
- Elephant's Ear
- English Ivy
- Eternity Plant
- Fancy Leaf Caladium
- Fat Boy
- Five-finger Fruit
- Flaming Beauty
- Giant False Agave
- Goatsbeard
- Gold Shower
- Golden Thryallis
- Good Luck Plant
- grasshopper
- Ground Orchid
- Heart of Jesus
- Heliconia
- insects]
- Japanese Poinsettia
- Japanese Rose
- Jessica
- Kalanchoe
- Lady Nipples
- Lake Ball
- Lantana
- Macaw Bush
- Marimo
- Marsh Pennywort
- Mexican Hat Plant
- Mexican Sedum
- Miracle Berry
- Miracle Fruit
- Mock Orange
- Money Plant
- Mosaic Plant
- Moses-in-a-boat
- Moses-in-the-cradle
- Moss Ball
- Moss Rose
- Mother-in-law plant
- mushroom
- Nipple Fruit
- Nipple Nightshade
- Orange Jasmine
- Orange Star
- Orchids
- Oyster Plant
- Painted Nettle
- Palm Lily
- Panamian Candle Ginger
- Passion Flower
- Passion Fruit
- Pentas
- Pleomele
- Plumed Celosia
- PokokLipan
- Pomegranate
- Portulaca
- Rain Lily
- Rain of Gold
- Rangoon Creeper
- Red Button Ginger
- Red Flame Ivy
- Red Ivy
- Red Nerve Plant
- Redbird Cactus
- Redbird Flower
- Redflower Ragleaf
- Rose Moss
- Scarlet Spiral Flag
- Scarlet Star
- Seashore Crinum
- Shrub Verbena
- Silvery Wandering Jew
- Slipper Flower
- Song of India
- Spider Lily
- Spiral Flag
- Spiral Ginger
- Sprengeri Fern
- Squirrel
- Star Cluster
- Star Flower
- Stingray
- Sun Plant
- Sunbird
- Sunflower
- Tabasco Pepper
- Taro
- Ti Plant
- Titty Fruit
- Toadstool
- Torch Ginger
- Torenia
- Touch-Me-Not
- Traveller's Joy
- Umbrella Plant
- water
- Water Lettuce
- Water Lily
- Water Pennywort
- White Butterfly
- White Costus
- White Nerve Plant
- White Spice
- Wild Taro
- Wishbone
- Yam
- Yellow Sage
- Zed Zed Plant
- Zigzag Plant
- ZZ Plant
- 九里香
- 五彩苏
- 仙人掌
- 伞草
- 假紫苏
- 凤仙花
- 变叶木
- 吊竹梅
- 向日葵
- 地锦花
- 大漂
- 天冬
- 太阳花
- 姜花
- 小指椒
- 山苏花
- 急信子
- 指甲花
- 文殊兰
- 昭和草
- 朝天椒
- 朱蕉
- 樟柳头
- 毬藻
- 水蕉花
- 水鬼蕉
- 洋常春藤
- 洋紫苏
- 洒金榕
- 海芋
- 火炬姜
- 灰姑娘
- 物色梅
- 猪母莲
- 猫须草
- 玫瑰姜
- 玫瑰葱莲
- 白石笋
- 睡莲
- 穿地龙
- 红三七
- 红叶铁树
- 红雀珊瑚
- 纸花草
- 紫叶半插花
- 紫背万年青
- 繁星花
- 网文花
- 美人蕉
- 荷包花
- 菲通尼亚草
- 葵花
- 蓝猪耳
- 虎刺梅
- 蚌兰
- 蜘蛛兰
- 蝎尾蕉
- 西番莲
- 野茼蒿
- 铁海棠
- 银龙木
- 闭鞘姜
- 雏菊
- 风车草
- 香蕉
- 马缨丹
- 鸡冠花
- 黄边百合竹
About Me
- It's Just Me
- My maiden family name is "leaf", probably that's why I love leaves (and flowers too, of course). I am happy to sit and look at my little garden, esp. on rainy days. I rarely cook and/or bake, and not gifted in this department (and sad to say in all others too). IF any food I prepared looks tantalizing, just remember, "Looks can be very deceiving!" Hopefully one day soon, my food is really yummy yum yum!!
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