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Bougainvillea makes a great fence cover, trellis or wall climber, or a brilliant garage camouflage. It also grows in shrubby, trailing versions that produce blooms just as spectacular as those of ...

Bougainvillea prefers sandy soil and dislikes soil with high clay content. Support: Strong gusts will shred leaves and blooms, so don't let establishing bougainvillea whip in the wind.

To grow it into a large plant, place it in a large container or in the ground. When using bougainvillea on a wall, trellis, arch or other structure outside, remember the cold.

A smiling girl flaunts her hairdo resplendent with pink bougainvillea. The girl, painted on the roadside facing wall of a house at Thirupuram on the NH Bypass 66 in Thiruvananthapuram district ...

* Scientific name: Bougainvillea species * Growth habit: A woody, evergreen vine often taking the shape of a rambling shrub and growing to over 20 feet tall and wide. The leaves are heartlike in sh… ...

Bougainvillea sited in front of a south-facing wall or a boulder also increases the chance of this plant surviving because of the micro-climate these boulders can create.

The bougainvillea (Bougainvillea glabra) is in bloom once again. There’s something special about these spring flowers. The autumn outbreak of blossoms brings with it a different symbolism. The ...

Bougainvilleas, commonly called paper flowers, are one of the most popular, spectacular and beautiful flowering vines.Discovered in Brazil during French Adm. Louis de Bougainvillea’s 1768 vo… ...

A girl poses for photos in front of flowers of bougainvillea plants on a wall of an old community in Fuzhou, capital of southeast China's Fujian Province, Nov. 28, 2020. (Xinhua/Song Weiwei ...

All those caterpillars on the bougainvillea are actually bird food, and they are here now to provide necessary protein for nesting chicks. If we all planted just a few native species and stopped ...