Tropical Gardens and Falls

Exploring and designing gardens in Thailand and other places.

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Denver Botanic Gardens

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Denver Botanic Gardens The lily pond with a food garden with examples of how to design your home kitchen garden.

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Japanese Garden @ University of Hawaii @Manoa

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Denver Botanic Gardens. The lily pond.

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Japanese Garden @ University of Hawaii @Manoa

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University of Hawaii campus is the place to come learn about as an arborist.

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A world for the ants... Epiphytes, mosses, mushrooms, and the host tree.

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Over the hill...

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A world for the ants... Epiphytes, mosses, mushrooms, and the host tree.

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Mouse Droppings Chili - Thailand #hot#chilies

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The Buddha Tree... It can grow everywhere.

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Found a new noodle shop!

The owner used to run a woodwork shop, doing built in wood furniture. Now retired, he collects beautiful prices and helps his girlfriend run their noodle shop.

ก๋วยเตี๋ยวบ้านปู

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The Weeping Fig ( ไทร) A stately tree with roots that spread easily. Can be used indoors for temperate climates.

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The Pud, Bangkok, Thailand Guy Laroche shop, English Garden, restuarant and coffee shop.

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Otaheite Gooseberry - มะยม (Phyllanthus acidus) Sour kick. Be ware of the stones inside. Further information can be found: https://hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/morton/otaheite_gooseberry.html

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True resourcefulness. The Sacred Fig (Ficus religiosa) shows up all over Bangkok in the most unlikely of places. This is due to its nature as an epiphyte - a plant that grows on others. It can be either a tree or a vine that lives alongside another tree.

info source: http://www.cabi.org/isc/mobile/datasheet/24168

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Chinese Honeysuckle - เล็บมือนาง (Combretum indicum)

A vine for full sun or partial shade. Flowers best in soil that is not too fertile.

Information source: http://tropical.theferns.info/viewtropical.php?id=Combretum+indicum