Roses, orchids, and more in a small space
My name is Rajini . I am from Bangalore , India . I have a patio garden and would like to divvy up these pictures .
These industrial plant are call rain lilies ( Zephyranthes , Zones 7–10 ) because they incline to flower throughout the summer , putting out a new flower of blooms after each rainstorm .
This corner of Rajini ’s bench garden containshanging containersoforchids . Many popular orchids grow in the branch of tree diagram , so hang baskets like these mime how they would grow in the state of nature .

Even in asmall infinite , you may grow a lot of things by usingcontainersand hanging handbasket .
easy yellowPhalaenopsisorchids bloom in one of the hanging containers .
Thisroseis just stunning . I bed how each petal is perfectly outlined in pink .

This is anOncidiumorchid , one of the easier character to farm and a heavy boo-boo when glad .
This rosiness has small individual flowers , but it makes up for that by farm them in these big clusters . I love how they open a glum garden pink and fade to near snowy , so the cluster bear witness many colour at once .
For multicolored roses , it ’s arduous to puzzle this one , with each prime striped and speckle with pink and white . There are quite a few rose varieties that show this character of shape . Each bloom is different , and all are beautiful .

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