Ornamentals Collection

Illustration, Maranta leuconeura Erythroneura, Herringbone Plant, oblong green leaves veined with red

Illustration, Borago officinalis, Borage, blue star-like flowers with large elongaged leaves

Illustration, bell-shaped purple flowers of Muscari sp. Grape Hyacinth, on single stem

Illustration, Opuntia sp. Prickly Pear, yellow flowering cactus growing in flat rounded segments

Cercis siliquastrum, Judas Tree, profusion of pink flowers growing directly from trunk and branches

Colourful autumn bulb border, planting plan in top right-hand corner

Drooping pink flowers of Fuchsia in a pot, shoots spread out and tied in to framework of canes

Little white flowers of Argyranthemum, Dill Daisies, three plants trained to form conical shape

Yellow flowers of Daffodil towering over white flowers of Narcissus, violet, drooping flowerheads of Fritillary, blue flowerheads of Hyacinth and upward-facing purple petals of Cerise Crocus

Illustration, Calendula arvensis, Field Marigold, yellow ray-florets with narrow oblong leaves on stout branching stems

Papaver rhoeas, Field Poppy, long stemmed plant with a red flower

Illustration, Cottongrass (Eriophorum angustifolium), with cotton-like flowerheads hanging from top

Illustration, Bromeliad, red flower amid layers of long pointy leaves

Illustration, purple flowers and slender grass-like leaves of Crocus biflorus

Illustration, Pisum sativum, Wild Pea, single stem with two pink flowers, heart-shaped stipules at base of leaf-stalks, branching tendrils at leaf tips and elliptic leaflets

Illustration, clustered pink flower bracts and short-stalked leaves of Bougainvillea glabra

Illustration, serrated green leaves of Pteridium sp. Bracken

Illustration, Arundo donax, Giant Reed, dense leafy stalks and silky awns

Illustration, Cocos nucifera, slender Coconut Palm bearing fruit

Aster novi-belgii, New York Asters or Michaelmas Daisy, front view

Illustration, Echinops ritro, Globe Thistle, three stalks with spiny lobed leaves and round blue flowers

Illustration in shades of orange, Helianthus sp. seven sunflowers and three bushes in background

Anemone pavonina, red flowers on slender stalks, with bracts further down stalk at a distance from flowers, and three lobed leaves

Yucca brevifolia, Joshua Tree, with spiny foliage

Rosa sempervirens, white wild roses on long, clambering, spiny stalks

Pinus albicaulis, Whitebark Pine, with grey white bark and leafy foliage

Illustration, Chamaecereus sylvestri, cluster of Peanut Cacti with cucumber-shaped stems

Illustration, Acalypha sp. red leaves of Acalypha plant

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"Exploring the Beauty of Ornamentals: A Visual Journey" In this captivating collection of illustrations, we embark on a journey through the enchanting world of ornamental plants. Our first stop takes us to the Maranta leuconeura Erythroneura, also known as the Herringbone Plant. Its oblong green leaves veined with red create a mesmerizing pattern that is truly a work of art. Next, we encounter Borago officinalis, or Borage, with its striking blue star-like flowers and large elongated leaves. This vibrant plant adds a burst of color to any garden or landscape. As we continue our exploration, we come across Muscari sp. , commonly known as Grape Hyacinth. Its bell-shaped purple flowers gracefully adorn a single stem, creating an elegant display reminiscent of grapes hanging from a vine. Our attention then turns to Opuntia sp. , the Prickly Pear cactus. With its yellow flowering blooms and distinct flat rounded segments, it stands out in both beauty and resilience. The Judas Tree (Cercis siliquastrum) captures our gaze next with its profusion of pink flowers growing directly from trunk and branches, and is nature's way of painting breathtaking artwork on this magnificent tree. A colorful autumn bulb border catches our eye in one corner; its planting plan hints at the meticulous thought put into creating such an aesthetically pleasing arrangement. Drooping pink flowers greet us as we approach Fuchsia in a pot; their shoots spread out and are delicately tied into canes forming an intricate framework that showcases their elegance. Argyranthemum surprises us with little white Dill Daisies trained meticulously to form conical shapes - adding whimsy and charm wherever they bloom. Yellow Daffodils tower over white Narcissus while violet drooping flowerheads of Fritillary mingle harmoniously with blue flowerheads of Hyacinth and the upward-facing purple petals of Cerise Crocus.