Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Tropical Gardens and Plants #107, 1 by joeswife

joeswife wrote:
beautiful plants, dyzzy, really like them. since we have had rain, things are starting to perk up here, but my Prince of Orange seems to do better inside than out, has a new leaf so can't wait to see it. My dwarf poinciana grown from seed has not bloomed yet. loss the candle bush as soon as I put it into the ground. I don't think it will come back. All the hibiscus have tiny buds, lets hope they don't abort. three brugs have tiny buds, poor things get loaded up and then drop them as soon as the heat hits them. Found a nice sized peach triple hib for marked down 4 dollars at walmart, it has been heat challenged but is loaded with healty growth, and since I gave my other one away, I decided I was going to replace it and not give it away. LOL
All their three hib trees are 7.50 right now, marked down from 27.99, so thought another one would be nice, but decided to wait and see if they go down more.
also got a three gallon of dark pink ROS and what looks like a nice flowering shrub noid with some beries hanging off of it for 4 dollars, the south fence is ready to plant up. now for some crapes. I am looking for some all over. So far the baby lilacs I transplanted are all fine, willmove the large red with dark center this fall from front to south fence along with the nice single purple I grew from seed ( it is a nice four ft shrub now)

As soon as I get back from helping my sister I will be in third gear for getting things done. I re-planted some green beans and some peppers and tomatoes, along with some more morning glorys.Still waiting on any of the 6 passion vines to do something besides climb LOL