The so-called “flower of paradise” is characterized by bright orange-blue flowers and is one of the most popular souvenirs from the Canary Islands. The cut flower holds, with the right care in the vase, from 10 to 14 days. Here are two important tricks:
- Cut the stems every two or three days with a sharp knife.
- When buying a Strelitzie it usually shows only one of its four to five single blossoms. In the green bud, the ”beak” of the bird of paradise these will be asleep. In the wild, they go on by themselves, but in a vase it is advisable to remove the dried flower at the base of the bud. Then take your thumbs gently into the green bud and help a new orange blossoms to appear.
We wish you a long holiday souvenir with your flowers!
In order to develop knowledge and skills in pruning of palms, the hotel association ASHOTEL with the Canarian government has organized a course for garden experts.
It will be held in the hotel Tigaiga gardens during this last week of March and we will be very happy to apply all the new gained knowlegde!
Thursday, 11th of February.-
9.00 p.m. Gala Show to Elect the International Carnival Queen 2010. Venue: Plaza de Europa. Ticket sales: Plaza de Europa.
Saturday, 13th of February.-
9.00 p.m. Exhibition of “Comparsa” carnival groups, with the participation of the comparsas: “Guarani Kaiowa”, “Son Bahía” and “Carabao Guayana”, from Puerto de la Cruz. Route: Different places of the city.
10.30 p.m. Grand Ball in Plaza del Charco, Calle La Marina and Calle Perdomo.
Many scenes of the new WARNER BROS movie “Clash of the Titans” which will be shown from March 2010 were produced here in Tenerife. Do you recognize where?
Google Street View is a feature of Google Maps that provides horizontal and vertical panoramic views for many streets and buildings in the world including the Hotel Tigaiga.
Coverage is shown by dragging an orange “pegman” icon from its position, onto a map of any scale.
In Puerto de la Cruz, street view images appear after zooming in beyond the highest zooming level in maps and satellite images, and also by dragging a “pegman” icon onto the Tigaiga hotel location on the map. [ Continue reading ... ]