
In most landed properties in Auckland, there are fruiting lemon trees.

Lucky Bamboo or ribbon bamboo.


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The Chinese call this bamboo, Goddess of Mercy Bamboo. Worhippers do what you do, leave them in a vase, and the bamboo will be a permanent fixture. The worshippers believe that she is a vegetarian, so they offer plants and flowers and fruits as an offering. (I should post a photo taken from my sister in law's house.)
http://annkschin.blogspot.com/2008/12/sanderianaribbon-plant.html
When I was in Singapore, it was very artistic to use just cuttings without leaves and put them in a vase as a decor. In time, the new shoot grow. I experimented with this and the photo is the result. I also grew a lot of then in the gardening club allotment. I plant them for fun.
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I have seen these Chinese bamboo here also.
ReplyDeletei use these bamboo tree in my living room
ReplyDeletewow, lemon trees from all around the world!
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We have one lonely Lucky Bamboo. Yours look much happier crammed together in a vase.
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Great choice - lovely photos!
ReplyDeletei like that bamboo, beautiful and I love fresh lemons
ReplyDeleteHi Ann, Bet those lemons are delicious.. We had a grapefruit tree when I lived in Florida many years ago.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed seeing the Chinese Bamboo... Gorgeous....We saw bamboo at Biltmore yesterday...
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Betsy
I wish here in Michigan we could grow lemon tree. The Chinese bamboo here is expensive. I think 1 piece is about $3 ^_^
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Wonderful to have a lemon tree. They tend to sell the bamboo without leaves in shapes here at Christmas.
ReplyDeleteYour bamboo came out really pretty, you still have it? Looks like an expensive inside plant. Is it easy to care for, is it in dirt or just a vase of water? Wish I had a pretty lemon tree like that.
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ReplyDeleteThe lemon tree is interesting. We also have some bamboo, but it does not have as many leaves as yours.
ReplyDeleteAh lemon trees ! I have seen them in Italy. I too have bamboos in a vase since ages ! I don't even remember when I bought them !
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