Photos of ornamental plants displayed in a neat and orderly way to help anyone looking for a particular species, showing its parts with a neutral colored background and avoiding any sort of distractions, such as other types of foliage or strange objects. All unpublished photographs here are intended for people who work with plants in their visual form such as decorators, gardeners, painters, designers or graphic artists. Here you will not find information about their cultivation.
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Pictum Croton
This decorative plant belongs to a large variety of Codiaeum Variegatum, a very formal way of naming all crotons and that is its most popular name. It has regularly narrow leaves with tiny yellow spots over green background. Another popular names for this specific plant species are gold dust croton and punctatum aureum croton.
A massive amount of foliage from this plant named Gold Dust Croton which could be useful for certain types of presentations with text on the leaves. Note that all the photographs in this blog are made on purpose to avoid mixing two or more leaves of different species.
Considering that the main reason for these images is to give you material for artwork with foliage of a specific plant, you also can use it for studying its visual on garden planning. The height of this plant is about 2 meters.
Image to help you compare two similar crotons considering its same patterns in color and relative size, but different shapes of their foliage. This second plant is Aureo Maculatum, with an oval form instead of linear-shaped leaves of the first one.
A closer look at these slender leaves could encourage you to grow them in your garden. The average length of them is 18 cm or 7 inches long.
Now a short film in the same way it appears in the images above, i.e. clean and free of any strange objects or parts of another plant species. You now have a sequence of thousands of photos containing on filmstrip and you can now choose with the mouse by clicking to stop on the perfect image. Have an excellent artwork or presentation with the help of this sort of images!
Snow bush breynia - Breynia Roseopicta This ornamental plant is native from the Hawaiian Islands, also known as Hawaiian Snowbush, has oval green leaves that take the form of irregular white or pink spots that make one think of splashes of snow. This shrub produces very small flowers that aren't so visible or noticeable as decoration, but it is precisely this unusual spoted leaves that make this decorative plant so special for some gardening projects. You can save this photo (without any text on it) clicking anywhere on the image with the right key of the mouse and choose "save image as..." Snow bush Breynia or Breynia nivosa with drops of rain that covered all the photograph area. Pink foliage of a Breynia Roseopicta growing in a indoor environment. Notice the colorful leaves that could be thought as being flowers. Close-up photography of a Breynia Nivosa displaying the wonderful leaves in white and green with a very irregular pattern.
Croton Mammy This is a perennial and ornamental plant easy to grow indoor and in spite of the lack of light; it is also considered a tree, because its stem is woody and reaches several meters high in indoor or outdoor gardens. Its scientific or formal name is Codiaeum Variegatum, but a more popular name is Corkscrew Croton. Corkscrew croton with some light green color leaves contrasting with the older ones displaying brown colored foliage and, illuminated by the sun, showing fine drops of rain. Croton Codiaeum Variegatum of roughly 2 meters high in indoor environment showing large, copious and multicolored leaves. The Codiaeum Variegatum Zanzibar is an ornamental and decorative plant with narrow, very long leaves and is photographed here in an outdoor area in natural light.
Hawaiian Snowbush This is an ornamental bush that can reach heights of up to 2 and half meters and be cultivated as indoors or outdoors. As all the short films of this channel where are shown the parts of a particular plant in order to recognize it in its visual form, I display now the details of this ornamental shrub with it attractive foliage where each leaf have its particular design, combining the colors of dark green and white to form several mottled patterns that make us believe that they are flowers and not leaves. Image of the tropical bush that can grow in average from 2 to 3 meters tall displaying its most conspicuous characteristic, its mottle leaves. In this sample, white contrasting with green in two tones. A more close shot at this nice mixing-up of foliage where the pattern is very diverse and this time showing small newly leaves completely white and turning green as they have grown. Photo taken with direct beam of sunlight to show its main feature at all.....
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