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Bougainvillea ‘Double White’ (Bougainvillea hybrid) Large puffs of white bracts decorate this rugged climber. A highly productive cultivar, it flowers for months and since the double flowers don't fall off it's perfec

Mutabilis can never claim to be a neat, manicured rose. Its flowers are scattered over the bush, facing different directions, all in different states of growth or decay. They remind me of a swarm of butterflies resting between flights.

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If I was going to choose just one rose for the garden this would be it - Rosa x odorata 'Mutabilis', a rosa chinensis which starts flowering quite early in the year and is one of the last to finish. It bears shocking pink and peachy-apricot flowers on deep maroon stems. The leaves are glaucous. It will make 1.5m x 1.5m or more. I have planted this rose in the UK, France, Italy and Spain and it thrives wherever I plant it. Source: The Shovel-Ready Garden.

This beauty is prized for the unusual qualities of its flowers, which bloom continuously from spring until frost.

Natal plums or Carissa macrocarpa. The crimson fruits, peeping from the hedge plants attracted my attention. I picked a few just for fun. Little did i know, these brilliant colored fruits are edible. Unlike other fruits of Apocyanaceae family, this one is safe to eat, of course when fully ripe. I learnt that the latex, secreting from the pulp are undesirable, so I often washed it, before enjoying them. The fruits tasted okay, though I won't rate it delicious.The sweet-tart taste is fine with…

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