Begonia maculata

Begonia maculataBegonia Maculata is an evergreen member of the Begonia genus. The plant has very distinct olive green foliage which boasts white polka dots on the top and a deep red underside. Its unique and distinct look makes it an ideal plant for any indoor space you decide to situate the plant in. Maculata takes a small amount of watering, only requiring water on the soil so it is moist; avoid watering the leaves. Feeding the plant is also minimalist, making the

clustering on the branches

which have a distinct and intense citrusy aroma

Plant this shrub in well drained soil

The Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Summer Moon’ is very hardy and will thrive in most soil types

funnel-shaped flowers bloom

The fruit tree holds a compact and spreading habit with large reaching branches

It will grow over 1 metre tall and will be resistant to drought

mature plants produce a heavy yield of edible green berries

urn-shaped flowers blooming in the late Spring and into the Summer appear beneath the foliage

Regardless of soil pH

Ilex aquifolium ‘Argentea Marginata’ more commonly known as Silver Variegated Holly is an excellent medium-sized evergreen specimen tree

Hostas can be divided every two to four years in order to thin or transplant