Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Some pictures you might enjoy, 0 by diamond123

diamond123 wrote:
Thanks Linda, this year I planted alot of fragrant plants too, night jasmine, rain master petunia, heliotrope, reseda, dianthus, stock, some roses and some evening primerose to name a few. So along with the brugs the evenings are really fragrant. Also this year was the first for my plumeria to bloom, the one that bloomed smelled like coconut. Last spring I received a cutting in trade of a brug called snowcone, wow! what a great fragrance, I think that I will be starting several cuttings for next year, and perhaps into standards for the following year. Gardening is fun!
Dan