If you take the time to know more about nature, you’ll be amazed at the many wonders it offers — and geometrical plants are just one of them. There are plants that double as home decors because of their beauty. One look and you’ll immediately know why.
Geometrical plants are a wonderful addition to any garden. These plants are not only great for decorations but work well as mother’s day gifts.
Geometrical plants are plants that have leaves that are shaped like geometric figures. These plants are more popular among artists and landscapers because they add some uniqueness to any garden.
These are plants with leaves, flowers, or fruit that is symmetrical, with either perfect radial symmetry or mirror symmetry. These plants are also called Centric Plants.
These plants would definitely have you gazing in awe at their definite patterns and shapes. If you love symmetry, you can grow some of these in your own yard to enjoy!
We suppose what Galileo Galilei once said is true — that “[The universe] is written in the language of mathematics, and its characters are triangles, circles, and other geometric figures.” 😉
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Aloe Polyphylla
Aloe polyphylla (Aloe Blacc) is a succulent plant that originates from the Southern Cape of Africa. It is commonly known as aloe leaf and is used in the production of Aloe Vera gel and in cosmetics and skincare products.
At first glance, the leaves look like Fibonacci nautilus shells and they grow in a spiral on the branches of the plant. The plant is grown in the rockeries and is ideal for the succulent and cactus collection.
Romanesco Broccoli
Romanesco is a type of cauliflower characterized by a fractal pattern formed of very small concave shapes, made of a series of smaller, nested Romanesco structures, a fractal of fractals.
The Romanesco broccoli is a traditional vegetable of the Italian region of Liguria, particularly common in and around Genoa, the capital city of Liguria. It is also known in Italy as Broccolo Romanesco, useful to know when ordering in restaurants.
Crassula Buddha’s Temple Plant
This is a succulent plant that can grow to a few feet high. The leaves are thick and waxy, and the plant does well in low light but can be a bit more picky in full sunlight.
The leaves grow in opposite directions for a symmetrical look. In the spring it will flower, usually with red and pink flowers, but it can also be grown in a variegated color to give it a different look.
Drosophyllum Lusitanicum
It’s a great example of geometrical plants. The flower of this plant is very strange. It consists of two fused parts, a narrow tube-like part and a large section that is bulbous at the end.
Both sections are colored red to bright pink. The tube-like part is the male part of the flower and the latter is the female part.
Sunflower
Sunflowers are an excellent example of geometrical plants, with a central disc and a series of spiraling cycles. Sunflowers are a big plant that you can grow in your garden.
Sunflowers can grow up to 10 feet in height. The sunflower is a bright and cheerful plant that will attract lots of birds and butterflies to your garden. Sunflowers can grow almost anywhere on Earth.
Camelia
The camelia is a beautiful flower that is favored by many gardeners. It has a large and spreading habit, provided it is planted in a large enough pot or in the ground.
It is an excellent plant for a large container, as long as it is large enough. It has a great habit, and an excellent display of flowers, if it is pruned correctly. A young plant in a pot should be able to hold at least 12 to 15 flowers.
Ludwigia Sedioides
Ludwigia sedioides is a beautiful, emerald green aquatic plant that is native to the southeastern United States and is one of the best examples of geometrical plants. It is one of the many aquatic or semi-aquatic plants that are commonly sold at most pet stores.
Hoya Aldrichii
Hoya Aldrichii plant is a great example of geometrical plants. The Hoya Aldrichii has light green oval leaves and, if you are lucky, white flowers.
The leaves are waxy and can be described as thick, succulent, leathery and resinous. The Hoya Aldrichii is a very slow-growing plant, making it easy to care for if you are a newbie. It is a great plant to have if you are a beginner or a pro at plant care.
