Jasmine Dutch Flowers

Jasmine Holland may have been long known as the vine yard fence. However, now with a new type, these plants can be planted in pots or directly in soil as a plant stand. Old version, Rangoon Creeper Quisqualis Indica or chinese honeysuckle, which has properties spread. The flowers are red with gradation not too flashy. But this time it reintroduced a new type of Quisqualis Indica, Quisqualis Indica Compacta Kapadia. Plants originating from Thailand and India has a character that is able to stand upright and compact. Although it is a bush or shrub, but can be more flexible to use. As a landscape plant, more compact types in use as a border. 

Pretty enticing, so the first impression to see this flowering shrub. Plants are spread across several regions in Asia, somehow given a last name in Western European countries, jasmine Netherlands (Quisqualis indica), although in fact originated from Vietnam, Thailand, and India. However, no coincidence that this plant bears the name of a fragrant flowering plants in front of him, jasmine. Beautiful flowers that blend in pretty red color gradation was also cast a fragrant scent. These flowering shrubs have long known the community, has been around 2002. After the arrival of a new type, the plant is in reintroduces the plant out-door courtyard and veranda sweeteners. In addition to beautiful flowers, this plant also has a flexible character used as landscape plants. 

 

Utilization of both types of jasmine and the Netherlands are increasingly widespread. compact type that can be planted in pots and used as an ornamental plant stand. If you want a more regular form, can add a buffer-shaped wire fence, so in some time will not change form. While the form of a vine can be used as vines on the fence or pergola. Utilization Dutch Jasmine vine types can also be placed in the pot. Add an umbrella-shaped wire and a correction buffer every 1 month to retain the shape. Overall, yasmin dutch used as a sweetener suitable home in pots or planted directly. 

The specialty of this shrub is its interest lies in the gradation in one bunch. Shaped like a flower glimpse asoka (Ixora), but colorful. Flowers of different colors is produced from the aging process of flowers. The new flowers will come out red, then faded towards the pink kana. Once out, could generate a lot of flowers blooming in one bunch and relentless. When planted in large pots and flowering together, the Dutch will let down the fragrant jasmine fragrant, especially in the morning. 

Not only of physical characteristics that make this versatile plant used as outdoor plants. Its resistance to pests and are not fussy plants are also counted as a sweetener house planted directly in soil. Dutch jasmine plant roots are strong enough, unlike the preferred Dipladenia pest nematodes (worms). Natural enemies are not too many and annoying. Most natural enemies for the Dutch jasmine is grasshoppers and caterpillars. To fix this, simply use the insecticide 1 / 2 dose at regular intervals, 2 weeks. akarisida use and can be added, if deemed no interference from the white root lice.