Natal plum - carissa sp.
An evergreen, small thorny bush which develops white and pink flowers and edible, dark red fruit. There is little information on this plant in the bonsai literature, which is surprising, as it is readily available and becoming quite popular. In ... [... more]
Bonsai Clubs International |
Carissa Area Rug
 Carissa Rug [... more]
$69.00
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Carissa Area Rug
Carissa Rug [... more]
$869.00
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Carissa Area Rug
Carissa Rug [... more]
$329.00
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Carissa Area Rug
Carissa Rug [... more]
$449.00
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Carissa Area Rug
Carissa Rug [... more]
$199.00
Home Decorator's Collection |
Carissa grandiflora - Natal Plum
The natal plum may be grown as either a foliage or flowering plant. The plant blooms intermittently with the flowers followed by red fruit. To produce fruit, the flowers must be pollinated by hand or be placed where bees can reach it. Best ... [... more]
Old House Web |
Ilex cornuta 'Carissa'
Likes sun to part shade. New growth can revert back to a 7 spine leaf (developed from Ilex cornuta 'Rotunda') which needs to be pruned out. Can get cupping syndrome which is in response to stress (not enough water, heat, etc.), but won't hurt the ... [... more]
Auburn University Agriculture |
The New Carissa
The New Carissa [... more]
$0.89
Buy.com |
Shrubs: Ilex cornuta 'Carissa'
Alternate, simple, leathery dark olive-green leaves; 2 to 3" long; long, single terminal spine Compact; rounded, dense mound Drought and heat tolerant; excellent formal shrub Non-showy flowers [... more]
NC State University Coop Extension |
Unified Living Room
In Minneapolis, Carissa Olson and her roommates have a large living room filled with an odd collection of furniture. Designer Kahi Lee divides the space into separate hangouts and uses textiles from around the apartment to give it a unified look. ... [... more]
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Unified Living Room
In Minneapolis, Carissa Olson and her roommates have a large living room filled with an odd collection of furniture. Designer Kahi Lee divides the space into separate hangouts and uses textiles from around the apartment to give it a unified ... [... more]
Home and Garden Television |
