Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Tropical Garden #127, 3 by dyzzypyxxy

dyzzypyxxy wrote:
Don't know about living in Gr. Cayman, Sherri. It's lovely to visit, and we love to dive so there's no place better but . . . sort of a one-dimensional place with not a lot going on. Plus the soil is terrible, and very sparse. A lot of work to grow anything and they get a lot of hurricanes. (bet you can tell I've given it some thought)

I have a confused papaya with blossoms. Deb, did you get those pink salvia seeds to start for you? They are still blooming here, so should be giving you some joy about now. I still have a few flowers on Brug. Charles Grimaldi but having to protect him from the cold, he'll stop soon. Orchids are a joy in the winter - they start putting up flower spikes as soon as the first cold front comes through.