Thank you very much Droopy,,,,,, I can whenever you want to host at my house,,,,,,,,,,,,, many of the plants in winter I put them inside the house, many plants are left outside the house covered, with, many plants are annuals and grow every year,, the temperature on the island where I live in the winter down to -2 degrees Celsius,, only this year reached -4 degrees Celsius :-D
and again many flowers :-D Rudbeckia hirta from the sowing of 2012 common names of: Brown-eyed Susan , Brown Betty, Brown Daisy (Rudbeckia triloba), Gloriosa Daisy , Golden Jerusalem, Poorland Daisy, Yellow Daisy, and Yellow Ox-eye Daisy Clerodendrum bungei This plant I have many years Common Names: rose glory bower, Kashmir bouquet, Mexican hydrangea, Cashmir Cosmos sulphureus once years ago I planted seeds from this plant, and since then every year grow in my pots is also known as Sulfur Cosmos and Yellow Cosmos Linum grandiflorum from the sowing of 2012 Cleome hassleriana from the sowing of 2012 commonly known as spider flower or spider plant Nolana Paradoxa first time this spring I planted seeds from this plant, bloomed today Common name. Nolana 'Bluebird' 5 years ago I planted seeds from the plant[Antigonon leptopus] commonly known as Mexican Creeper , coral vine or San Miguelito Vine Ipomoea multifida cardinalis planting seeds every year from this plant,,, I love... Common Name: Cardinal climber flowers from Ipomoeas Ipomoea quamoclit Rose from the sowing of 2012
Very nice ones. I was gone since the 13th. A nice vacation in Sweden. But I am back! Yesterday I got to see my garden. Full of weeds but also full of new blooms! No pics. I was too busy weeding and planting a few things I brought from Sweden. But TEO, I saw my Tweedia is also blooming! Tomorrow I will hopefully get to take some pics. And maybe a link with the pics from my vacation? LOL
I have a lot of work at the hotel where I work,,and I had no time to see to yours beautiful plants , as I had no time to put your own photos of my plants ,, But today I made it :-D :-D Droopy thank you very very much,,,I am glad that you liked The striped Ipomoea :-D :-D calin I am glad to have a great time on your vacation,,I am also glad you blossomed Tweedia :-D Many new flowering in my garden and my balcony Ageratum houstonianum from the sowing of 2012 ( Flossflower , Bluemink , Garden Ageratum , Blueweed , Pussy Foot ) Clitoria ternatea common names including butterfly-pea , blue-pea , and cordofan-pea first time I plant a seed of this plant was last year, but the winter freeze, this year I planted seeds again and now is blooming Sesbania punicea Common Name Rattlebox, purple sesbane, false poinciana this year I planted seeds for the first time from this plant, grew and flourished very quickly Justicia carnea I have many years the plant common names including Brazilian Plume Flower, Flamingo Flower, and Jacobinia Leonotis leonurus I have many years the plant lso known as Lion's Tail and Wild Dagga Duranta erecta I have many years the plant Common names include Golden Dewdrop , Pigeon Berry , and Skyflowe Gladiolus hybrid Centaurea cyanus Clarkia amoena from the sowing of 2012 Rudbeckia hirta Hymenocallis Festalis Ismene
Theo,I like the fact that you are not a plant snob. You grow many plants that I call exotic & still grow the more common things,cleome,rudbeckia& morning glories to mention a few.You are a true plant lover,as I am,too. sewNsow
You have an amazing collection, and it looks like you know exactly how to work with them all. Some I have luck with and some I'm still working on. I just acquired a bird of paradise and hope mine blooms soon. I love your house, I'll bet it's so relaxing on the porch surrounded by all those plants.
Thank you very much sewNsow ,, I like all plants of the world, from which the most small to large, from the exotic but also those that live in cold places, also aromatic but also those that do not smell nice :-D :-D I am very glad that you like and you all plants :-D :-D Thank you very much Mrs. Hankshaw,,is true relax too much with plants, I wish you to quickly flourish bird of paradise :-D :-D also flourished Campsis radicans 'flava Bauhinia tomentosa grew from seed 4 years ago Clematis terniflora plant from seed in 2009 Tithonia rotundifolia planting seeds every year from this plant Gladiolus Berkheya purpurea first time planting seeds from this plant, grew and flourished very quickly Clarkia amoena in another color Bouvardia longiflora
more flowers :-D Ledebouria socialis Caladium[no flowers] :-D Nepenthes Philodendron Red Congo Hebe speciosa Brugmansia suaveolens Glebionis segetum (syn. Chrysanthemum segetum) Scadoxus multiflorus Ipomoea quamoclit Verbascum blattaria in the end you have one of the my very favorite plants,[[[Gloriosa superba 'Rothschildiana' ]]] the strange this is that the first day the flower is colorless but slowly, slowly changing color becomes dark, I hope you like.......... first day third day Now in the middle of summer a few more photos from my house, around, inside and out for our friend Calin preparation cutting Gardenia thunbergia, told me, soon we hope to take roots :-D :-D I did it correctly Calin???
HEHEHE... I saw my name up there! Thanks Teo. I hope it really works just fine. WOuld be good for me (new plant) and for you (happy you succeeded with this propagation). I am always amazed at how many pots you have everywhere! Still can't figure out how you can take care of so many.
thank you very much Calin :-D yesterday and today Holmskioldia tettensis Common names: Northern chinese-hats Podranea ricasoliana Common Names: Port St Johns Creeper, Port St Johns-klimop, Pink Trumpet Vine. this year I planted seeds from the plant hibiscus praeteritus,, is too small to flower, which closes in the afternoon is colored pink
today Gloriosa superba 'Lutea Lilium leichtlinii Scabiosa stellata Common name: Pincushion flower Rudbeckia laciniata 'Goldquelle' Common Name, Wild Golden Glow Erythrina crista-galli coral tree Hibiscus coccineus 'Alba' (White Texas Star Hibiscus)
Wow. Cool. I also have an Erythrina. But I think it's too small to expect any blooms. I also got some H. coccineus I think. They are still in the pot I planted the seeds. With this drought,I am afraid to transplant anything in the garden right now.
