Primula Obconica
The Primula Obconica is named that because the leaves are covered in tiny hairs that secrete a sticky, toxic substance that will effect sensitive skin with an irritation almost imm
South African Fynbos | Ingrini
Fynbos is special to South Africa for so many reasons. Not only does it stretch from the mountains of Western to Eastern Cape, but it is capable of surviving in the t
Lady’s Mantle | Ingrini
This teeny tiny flower is called Alchemilla mollis, or Lady’s Mantle and is best known for its property that water droplets remain like pearls on the leaves aft
Forget-Me-Not | Ingrini
The Forget-Me-Not flower is the sweetest little flower ? It is so tiny! As cute as these flowers are, their scientific name is a good example of when dynamite comes in small packag
Carnations | Ingrini
The Carnation, also known as Dianthus, are popular go-to bouquets because of their pretty petals and vibrant colours. The history of Carnations dates back to when they got
Orchids Facing Extinction | Ingrini
Something that really breaks my heart is when people don’t respect the ground they walk on and what that means for the future of this beautiful planet. After reading 3
Delphinium Flower | Ingrini
The Delphinium caught my eye as soon as I walked into one of my favorite flower shops. Apart from a beautiful striking blue, it also blooms in pink, white, and purple. Interesti
Dahlia | Ingrini
The Dahlia flower is as beautiful as the name sounds. Their flowers can range from a dinner plate size to the size of tiny pompoms. Interesting Facts about the Dahlia
Ageratum | Ingrini
At first glance, the soft flowers look like tiny pompoms. The delightfully fragrant plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds. Interesting Facts about the Agerat
Hydrangea | Ingrini
It is hard not to love the Hydrangea (also known as, Hortensia). The vibrant colours of the flowers are enough reason to see why it has been popular for many generations, and why I
