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The Garden Coffee (Ardisia) Café de Jardim

Popular names: Coffee-of-garden, Ardisia

 

Origin: Originating in Japan

 

Description: Plant shrubs, small size, a thin, straight stem, where the branches are starting in the middle portion. The leaves are simple, narrow edges of corrugated, acuminate, dark-green glossy consistency coriácea.

 

The flowers are white and small, gathered in a terminal inflorescence.

 

The fruits are small red berries and overpneumatised inedible.

 

Produces flowers and fruits on a continuous basis, more abundant in summer, when we have flowers and fruit together, a beautiful composition for the garden.

Nomes Populares : Café-de-jardim, ardísia

 

Origem: Originário do Japão

 

Descrição: Planta arbustiva de pequeno porte, um caule fino e reto, onde os ramos se iniciam na porção média. As folhas são simples, estreitas de bordas onduladas, acuminadas, verde-escuras brilhantes de consistência coriácea.

 

As flores são brancas, bem pequenas, reunidas numa inflorescência terminal.

 

Os frutos são pequenas bagas vermelhas e globosas não comestíveis.

 

Produz flores e frutos contínuos, maior abundância no verão, quando temos flores e frutos juntos, numa bela composição para o jardim.
COMMENTS
Fabio_DL said at 8:13 p.m. on Jun 8, 2009:
Delicate and beautiful, Neusinha!
Hhwind said at 8:16 p.m. on Jun 8, 2009:
Wow these pics are beautiful never knew Japan has its very own coffee
Moabjeeper said at 8:46 p.m. on Jun 8, 2009:
Stunning. Too bad coffee can't be made from these.
RosaneMar said at 9:16 p.m. on Jun 8, 2009:
Adorei...até parece as da minha mãe...rsrsrs.parabéns mais uma vez.
OscarDaniel said at 9:21 p.m. on Jun 8, 2009:
muito bonitas fotos Neusinha, e boa informação tb , adorei!!
NeusinhaGedoz said at 9:37 p.m. on Jun 8, 2009:
Fabio, Rosane e Oscar: gracias pelos comentários. Vossa presença aqui em meus tabblos é sempre muito importante. /// Robert, thanks for you. Thanks very much ! /// Teo, good you came back. Thank you.
Lageho said at 1:02 a.m. on Jun 9, 2009:
Wonderful photos. Congratulation Neusinha.
Moorlerche said at 1:06 a.m. on Jun 9, 2009:
Great colours! I just wanted to suggest that you roast your own coffee, when I read that it is uneadable. What a pity with such a harvest.
Chilla said at 3:06 a.m. on Jun 9, 2009:
A beautiful Tabblo.Thank you for the information too.
Wildthing said at 4:01 a.m. on Jun 9, 2009:
Nice set, Neusinha. The berries look so appetizing. Do the birds eat them?
Jan.H said at 8:13 a.m. on Jun 9, 2009:
Have you taste the coffee from this Japanese roasted berry's, Neusinha? The berry's look more red than for example the Brasilian coffeeberry's.
NeusinhaGedoz said at 8:48 a.m. on Jun 9, 2009:
Mike, I think the birds do not eat the fruit, because in all the gardens, they are whole.
NeusinhaGedoz said at 8:49 a.m. on Jun 9, 2009:
Lars, Celia, Jan and Anke: Thank you for your loving messages. I like you, my friends.
Pachito said at 11:13 a.m. on Jun 9, 2009:
They look so delicious...
Bravemoonbearer said at 11:35 a.m. on Jun 9, 2009:
Very lushes and tempting.These are postcard perfect.
Merja-zerga said at 12:11 p.m. on Jun 9, 2009:
Des petites baies rouges , délicates et tentantes...
Merci pour l'explication Neusinha.
ThierryKarine
Chaitiamma said at 12:15 p.m. on Jun 9, 2009:
So beautiful and yet inedible, pity............ Great photos though !!!
Sd14 said at 4:21 p.m. on Jun 9, 2009:
nice one well put /colour/detail/shadows/ Dont eat those berrys we would miss you in tabblo, :-)
Noe said at 10:59 p.m. on Jun 9, 2009:
Que colores tan brillantes, muy buenas fotos :o)
NeusinhaGedoz said at 8:11 a.m. on Jun 10, 2009:
TEO, almost forget to thank your comment. Thank you. /// PATRICK, SANDY, THIERRYKARINE, DAVID, JOE AND NOE: Thanks to you too. I like you.
DocEna said at 9:21 a.m. on Jun 10, 2009:
Lindas NEUZINHA...SÃO DIFICEIS DE ACHAR?? sERA QUE SE DÃO BEM AQUI EM SP???...Abraços...
Candlepower said at 3:46 p.m. on Jun 10, 2009:
Its very beautiful! Do any birds eat it? Don't you ever think of actually try drying it and roasting it for coffee? Excellent Tabblo!
.... said at 7:10 p.m. on Jun 10, 2009:
Que coisa mais linda,mais.....
Isto é colírio ,isto é amor,isto é paixão...
A vida merece vida...
E você Neusinha ,passa tudo isto para todos os olhos que
realmente sabem apreciar O BELO.
Excelente!
NeusinhaGedoz said at 8:42 p.m. on Jun 10, 2009:
Enaldo, o Café de Jardim não requer manutenção e também não é exigente em fertilidade. Como tem pouca quantidade de raízes, não muito profundas, adapta-se a cultivo em canteiros rasos, jardineiras e vasos, no RS, SP e outos tantos lugares. Pássaros não comem as frutinhas por não serem comestíveis. Um abraço.
NeusinhaGedoz said at 8:45 p.m. on Jun 10, 2009:
CIDA, você é sensível e enxerga a beleza com facilidade, com simplicidade, com o seu coração. Obrigado pelas suas palavras.
NeusinhaGedoz said at 8:48 p.m. on Jun 10, 2009:
PAT does not do coffee with these frutinhas not. The birds do not eat because they are not edible.
Eduardo.affonso said at 9:57 p.m. on Jun 10, 2009:
Não conhecia esta planta, de repente ela até entra num projeto de jardim que esto fazendo. Tá vendo como tabblo não é só diversão?
NeusinhaGedoz said at 6:57 p.m. on Jul 10, 2009:
Eduardo, grata pelo seu comentário. Respondendo seu questionamento: O Café de Jardim não requer manutenção e também não é exigente em fertilidade. Como tem pouca quantidade de raízes, não muito profundas, adapta-se a cultivo em canteiros rasos, jardineiras e vasos.
Tishfish said at 7:15 a.m. on Jul 29, 2009:
Very pretty.
Chaitiamma said at 12:31 p.m. on Aug 7, 2009:
Beautiful berries !!!
Moabjeeper said at 1:59 p.m. on Aug 7, 2009:
Too bad these can't these can't be brewed. i have to have my morning fix.
Very pretty Neusinha.
NeusinhaGedoz said at 11:10 p.m. on Aug 7, 2009:
DOREEN, DAVID AND ROBERT: Thanks for the comments. Thanks, very much.
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