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JAVIER DARRIBA
/ Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
JESÚS QUESADA
/ Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
GAUMET FLORIDO
/ Telde
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/ Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
REBECA DÍAZ
/ Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
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/ Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
GAUMET FLORIDO
/ Telde
JUAN PÉREZ BENÍTEZ
/ Telde
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/ Telde
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/ Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
GAUMET FLORIDO
/ Telde
FRANCISCO JOSÉ FAJARDO
/ Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
JUAN PÉREZ BENÍTEZ
/ Telde
GAUMET FLORIDO
/ Telde
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Visit Las Terrazas Parque Comercial Jinamar on your trip to Telde
Las Terrazas Parque Comercial Jinamar reviews
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By Clausen81
Not a very big outlet as I thought it would have been , but they do have pretty good prices there compared to the ones you’d normally run into and the shops here sell authentic clothes etc , not…
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By Tony C
Great range of shops, ample parking (although sat nav told me to turn right into the sea). Good mix of shops with varying price ranges.
Mostly locals using the shops, not everyone speaks English. See….
moreGreat range of shops, ample parking (although sat nav told me to turn right into the sea). Good mix of shops with varying price ranges.
Mostly locals using the shops, not everyone speaks English. See….
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By Ned E
Outdoor mall with a varied choice of shops and eateries. Excellent low cost famous brand sports outlets and a small park for the little ones. Parking free
Outdoor mall with a varied choice of shops and eateries.
Excellent low cost famous brand sports outlets and a small park for the little ones. Parking free
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Excellent low cost famous brand sports outlets and a small park for the little ones. Parking free See more on TripAdvisor ›
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Shark Diving
Karapat Dive
4.9
Duration: 2h 30 min
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Water Body
Barranco de los Cernicalos
4.7
Duration: 2 hours
Geologic Formation
El bufadero de La Garita
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Duration: 2 hours
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History Museum
Casa Museo Leon & Castillo
4.3
Duration: 2 hours
Side trips from Telde
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Cave
Barranco de Guayadeque
Gran Canaria
4.5
Duration: 2 hours
Scuba / Snorkeling
Buceo Sur Gran Canaria
Cruce de Arinaga
4.9
Duration: 2 hours
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Garden
Cocodrilo Park Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria
4.2
Duration: 2 hours
National Park
Parque Rural del Nublo
Artenara
5.0
Duration: 8 hours
Hidden gems in Telde
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Ruin
Yacimiento arqueologico Cuatro Puertas – VISITAS GUIADAS
4.
6
Duration: 1h 30 min
Historic Site
CanEducAm – Patrimonio y Sostenibilidad
5.0
Duration: 2 hours
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Monument
Neptun
Melenara
4.1
Duration: 2 hours
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Beach
Playa de Aguadulce
3.4
Duration: 2 hours
Beaches in Telde
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Beach
Playa de Tufia
4.3
Duration: 2 hours
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Beach
Playa del Pozuelo
3.5
Duration: 1h 30 min
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Beach
Playa de Melenara
4.4
Duration: 2 hours
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Beach
Playa de La Garita
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1
Duration: 4 hours
Nearby attractions in Telde
Hiking / Camping Tour
Jorg Kroker
5.0
Duration: 4 hours
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Room Escape Game
Rubik Escape Room
5.0
Duration: 1h 30 min
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Lookout
Mirador Playa de Salinetas
4.8
Duration: 2 hours
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Lookout
Mirador Paseo de Taliarte
4.8
Duration: 30 minutes
Historic Sites in Telde
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Religious Site
Basilica de San Juan Bautista
4.3
Duration: 2 hours
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Motorway GC-1 (Spain) – frwiki.wiki
GC-1 , also called Motorway del Sur de Gran Canaria , is an autonomous highway belonging to the Canaries that links Las Palmas – de Gran Canaria in the south of Gran Canaria, along the east coast.
Thus, it serves all the seaside resorts of the coast. Although the geographical name of the official name of the “southern” motorway is used, this is to distinguish it from Gran Canaria’s northern motorway, and not because the island has two motorways.
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This is a high traffic highway, especially in the suburbs of Las Palmas, where about 135,000 vehicles pass in certain sections every day. It also serves the airport of Gran Canaria and the city of Mogán, located in the southwest of the island. The train project in Gran Canaria, on a route close to the GC-1 route, will absorb some of the traffic.
Mogan – Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
- 62 Puerto Rico (Gran Canaria)
- nine0003 56 Arguinegin
- 53 Salobre Golf
- 50 Pasito Blanco
- 48 El Tabero
- 46 San Fernado – English Beach – Maspalomas
- 45 Fataga – San Bartolome de Tirajana (meaning Las Palmas Mogán)
- 43 San Agustin
- 37 Bahia Feliz
- Service area (direction Mogan-Las Palmas)
- 31 PhD – Juan Grande
- 28 Vecindario – Shopping Center – Pozo Izquierdo
- 25 Cruce Sardine – Arinaga – Arinaga Industrial Park – Agüimes
- 18 Carrizal – Ingenio
- 16 Gran Canaria Airport
- Service area (direction Las Palmas-Mogán)
- 15 Ojos de Garza – Air Base
- 13 El Goro Industrial Park
- 12 Salinetas Industrial Park
- 10 Telde – Melenara
- 8 Valsequillo – La Garita – Commercial Park
- 7 La Estrella – Commercial park + Service area
- 6 Industrial zone
- 6 b Shopping center “Las Terrazas” – El Cortijo
- 5 Valle Ginamar – shopping center “El Mirador”
- Heat exchanger between GK-3 and GZ-1
- 3 Marzagan – Industrial park Merkalaspalmas
- 2 Marfea Industrial Park – Joya Parral Industrial Park (direction Las Palmas-Mogán)
- 1 San José del Alamo
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7 kinds of lotus, very grateful herbs
Image – Flickr / Teresa Grau Ros
Lotus is a herbaceous plant widely grown in gardens and on land that has lost its nutrients. They produce small but beautiful colored flowers with high ornamental value. They do not need special care, as they are very rustic. In fact, we just need to make sure they are in a sunny location. nine0007
Of course, if you wish, we can pay them with a fertilizer specially designed for flower plants. But beyond that, you don’t need to be very aware of them; just enjoy them. So take a look at the different types of lotus that you can grow in your garden. .
Index
- 1 What types of lotus are there?
- 1.1 Lotus Berthelotii
- 1.2 Lotus corniculatus
- 1.3 Lotus creticus
- 1.4 Lotus glaber
- 1. 5 Lotus kunkeliya
- 1.6 Ornithopodioides lotus
- 1.7 Stem lotus
- 2 What is the use of Lotus?
5 Lotus kunkeliya What types of lotus are there?
The lotus genus includes about 150 species. They are all annual or perennial herbs of the Fabaceae (legume) family, found throughout the world. These are the most famous varieties:
Lotus Berthelotii
Image – Wikimedia / JGkatz
This is known as pigeon’s beak, and is a perennial herbaceous plant with creeping stems. Its height is about 20 centimeters, but it can increase by about 50 or 60 centimeters. The leaves are linear and green in color, although they are covered with a lot of short white “hairs” giving the impression that they are bluish. nine0342 The flowers are grouped by number from 2 to 6, they are red or orange, beak-shaped.
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This is an endangered species. It grows on the island of Tenerife, and only in La Orotava and Granadilla.
Despite this, it can be grown as a garden plant.
Lotus corniculatus
El Lotus corniculatus creeping perennial herb known as corniculated lotus, criollo clover or zapaticos de la virgen. In height, it can reach a maximum of 40 centimeters, but the most normal is that it does not exceed 20 centimeters. The leaves are green and consist of five leaflets, which are arranged in such a way that they look like the fingers of a hand. nine0342 Beautiful yellow flowers.
Grows in both Europe and North Africa. This plant is widely used as sheep feed, so it is also widely cultivated in the US and Canada.
Lotus creticus
Image – Wikimedia/Colforn
Called seahorn, it is a perennial plant with creeping stems up to 150 centimeters long. They are covered with many very short grayish hairs. Its flowers are yellow, grouped in inflorescences, consisting of 2-7 flowers. nine0343
El Lotus creticus (previously Lotus cytisoides ) grows in the Mediterranean region, in particular in meadows and sandy coastal areas.
Glaber lotus
Image – Wikimedia / Christian Peters – Fabelfroh
El Glaber lotus This is a perennial herb growing up to 40 centimeters in height. The leaves consist of several green leaves. Its variable flowers are yellow, small, grouped in inflorescences. nine0343
This is a species native to Southern Europe and Southwest Asia. Its cultivation is very interesting, as it tolerates salt well and does not need a lot of nutrients. For this reason, it can be used to recolonize poor soils.
Kunkeliya Lotus
Image – Biological Invasions
El Kunkeliya Lotus This is a herbaceous plant with creeping stems known as yerbamuda de Jinamar. It reaches 30 centimeters in height, and the stems are covered with grayish-white clothes. nine0342 Flowers are grouped in inflorescences, yellow. .
Only found in the east of Gran Canaria, where it is endangered due to habitat loss.
Lotus ornitopodioides
Image – Wikimedia / Christian Peters – Fabelfroh
It is known as king’s crown, little horn or crow’s foot and is an annual cycle plant reaching a height of 30-35 centimeters.