Destinations Magazine

Helping Hand

By Alternativeeden @markngaz

Some plants looks so lovely in person but are so hard to take photos of that can convey their pleasing character on to images.

I suppose it's not so much of an issue if you have a sophisticated camera and have the time to enhance images using a photo editing software, neither of which we have.

But sometimes all you need to do is to give such plants a helping hand. Like the airy Nandina domestica 'Filamentosa' below:

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Nandina domestica 'Filamentosa'

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Can't wait for it to get bigger!

And this Mahonia fortunei

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Looks unique and distinctive from other mahonias - Mahonia fortunei

Rhododendron roxieanum var. oreonastes
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variegated Phyllostachys aurea


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Phyllostachys aurea 'Variegata'

Most plants however are complete show-offs, they don't need any helping hand and are ready to be photographed almost anytime like the Fatsia polycarpa below:
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But these show-offs still needs the helping hand of a gardener to keep them looking good, in another way of course.


Mark :-)

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