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Tropical Plants: Tropical Garden # 50
I'm not sure what this shrub is.
we've seen these in orange...but turquoise?
RJ, could that senond picture be Pseuderanthemum laxiflorum?
Gold finger buds.
I bet so...I've heard Wayne use the name..and he gave it to me..
how about this one?
Papaya's anyone?
It bugs me that I can get to the dead branches now with out a ladder
I love this guy...keeps blooming
I don't know much about Crotons.....and today, I know even less. There is a small leaf like bloom coming out of the back of a leaf, on a thin stem...notice it on the left.?
close up
another
Here's the kicker...all of the leaves are starting to send them out. how interesting...it's going to look like show girl if that happens!
this will be interesting...it will look like a Bird from Borneo if it gets covered with them. I foliar fed them twice this month..I'm going to have to make a note of it- I've never seem them look so nice.
I used to have a croton that did that; it is really cool. Funny that it is just starting it now, mine was bought with that characteristic.
really? long leaves, with mini me's on the back side? well I can't wait!
some blue ginger..
My goodness we've had 40 percent and 50 percent chance of rain all week...and none..and I keep putting off watering...It's toasty out
Tropicbreeze, the Tamarind blooms are very delicate beautiful flowers for such a sour fruit. I have never seen them bloom before, thanks.
I would like to be first on the list for seeds from Rj's tree.
Joeswife, your Jean Pasko Brug. has a very nice color. Congratulations!!
Keep those pictures coming. I do feel that taking and sharing pictures is a extension of the gardening pleasure.
Because of your example, I have saved a lot of seeds this summer.
Rj thanks for starting the new thread
My shooting star plant from Zone9 is blooming as well, I like their dusky pink color.
Funky Crotons!!
This made me happy today. I found that one of the three seeds of aCustard Apple, given to me by a DG, has sprouted.
joes wife you have a lovely garden.
my husband thought that way about having grass too until i slowly got rid of it ALL. now that he does not have to mow or edge anymore he loves the jungle look.
Hey, Sunshine... I didn't know you had the gold finger vine also!
Marianne
Hey Marianne, I got the gold finger from you. Thanks!
I knew my memory was bad, but I guess even worse than I thought!
rj i love your jungle.
i know how you feel with some plants that just touch the ground and the next thing you know the garden shed has been swallowed up.
this is a dutchmans pipe vine that has eaten a alexander palm
we drove into the drive way last weekend to find these. about 40 orchids. the gardener that does all the neighbors yards stopped by later to say one of his clients gave them to him and he couldn't take care of them because he has no shade. he figured i liked plants and dropped them off in my driveway.
he also gave me this metal stand.
a dendrobium
another
a few more cattalayas
monstera fruit
elephant ear flower
hedychium
yellow royal poinciana, gandules, calabasa (pumkin) already. from puerto rico
no id
the red cloak are over the hedges.
african tulip
Rj, you have great selection of plants. All looks happy too.
Candela, thanks! you have great looking garden. What a nice surprise of orchids.
Finally got a picture of a hummingbird............
Sunshinesw, I did a little research on Goldfinger plant. It is everblooming and fast growing, my kind of plant. I sure would like to see it, when in full bloom.
Red Firespike
