The Trinitarian

#gardening   Yesterday I visited my mother-in-law's mother, she has a nice Garden full of many Trinitarians, this ornamental plants, grow very nice in my state Falcón, there is even a song by singer Ali first about these, but today I bring you some photos that I took and I will tell you a little about this plant

Trinitaria (Bougainvillea glabra) is a plant native to South America, with characteristics of a climbing shrub that grows solitary or associating between varieties of itself as in the photo, it can grow up to 6 m in height.

Its stem is reclined and thorny, leaves hairless, green on both surfaces, entire margin, grouped flowers, leaves that hold fuchsia or purple flowers, tubular flowers, yellow flowers. It has nuts, they are rarely seen in cultivated plants since they are sterile.

It is native to South America, but is grown almost all over the world as an ornamental garden plant. It can be sown directly on the ground or in materas. We suggest providing them with stability so that they exhibit their climbing characteristic, for this purpose you can use tensioned ropes on walls or poles or columns in houses, as did my mother-in-law's mother