Adeniums or Desert roses come in a multitude of colors and are a staple of the Gulf Gardens. This article is written by our resident
The Morning Glory is from the genus Ipomea and covers a large number of plants which include what is commonly known as the Railway creeper
Magical Moonflower While our gardens are filled with colour and fragrance during the days, there are a few beautiful and fragrant flowers we must have
As a follow-up to my Jasmine Post, here is an introduction to another beauty the Madagascar Jasmine. It is not really jasmine but has a
Water Lilies – How to separate the tubers? Many people have asked me how waterlilies are propagated. Both water lilies and lotus are propagated both
Jasmines are one of the mainstays of a summer garden. They bloom merrily in the hot sun right until about later June-early July in the
As gardeners in a climate that are really harsh for about at least a third of the year, we are all on the lookout for
I have tried for years to grow Mint successfully, from planting seeds and rooting cuttings to buying the ready saplings from the nursery. This year
Heavenly Hollyhocks! Hollyhocks otherwise known as Alcea Rosea are one of the showstoppers of a Gulf Garden. Interestingly they can survive the summer and start
Winter is the time for vegetables in the GULF and many places which have temperate climates really grow most of their produce during the September
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