Gypsies & Rebels Bloom where you are planted

Hello everyone and hope all has had a great day.

Flower's some of the loosestrife plant's and hardy iceplant's can take over a yard pretty quickly.

Jean hope your having fun returning to the "algebra 2" day's;-)

Everyone added some very nice picture's of their plant's today and Dave that picture that you posted on the other thread at 1:39pm (our time) was a beautiful place on your farm there. I agree with Jean on what she about the picture......nice spot to just hang out.

Kassy, was that a picture of you holding the two cat's on the other thread? If so, you are a very pretty.

Saying hello, to trina, venice, jjsgramma and smileymom. Lynnie, cat,Ican and Jim must be a busy today.

Hi Rachel. Good evening to ya The young lady in Kassy's cat picture is her BF's daughter I believe is what she said. She posted that pic a few weeks ago to show us the kitties....who knows what thread it was on. grin I really only don't like Algebra because I can never remember all the formulas and have to keep looking them up....that and the fact with my dyslexia i keep transposing the silly variables....grin

Hope you and the rest of the gang have a good evening, going to go play a few hands of Uno with the kid. Try to do something interactive and fun with him 2 or 3 nights a week....keeps lines of communication open....grin


May catch up to you guys later....if not Sweet evening and sweeter dreams to all.

Jean

Don't know about whirlwind moon. Was more like keep moving not done yet. Belive me I am the queen of I'll do it tomorrow. Just happened that none of this could wait without really bad consequences.

Hello Rachel

Flowers is gonna be really busy planting flowers.

Pretty flowers moon. What are they?

Yellow are Rudbeckia, orange are humming bird bush, and the silvery stems sticking in are from Leucanthemun, Texas sage.

Wow, that is a nice mix of flowers.

and don't worry flowers I don't want any (at least until next fall anyway)

Trina I gave some of the parsely to the lady that is blind. Put it in a pot on her patio. She was so thrilled she had been wanting that Italian parsley.
So Thank You very much from her

hey that is awesome, I didn't notice until I brought them in but did you know that the white edged swedish ivy smells?

Hope you win at least one hand moon. lol

DH is finely home so I better go feed him and visit for awhile.

Think I'll call it a night.

Kassy hope you made it home alright.

good evening to all and pleasant dreams ( for those of you who actually sleep) lol

Night JJ

No Trina I didn't. I put the houseplants on the neighbors inside porch where she always kept hers.

Lots of light there, she will be home Saturday and then some of them will be going back to Florida with her.

Catch ya in the morning.
Nite Trina

thats awesome JJ as long as someone is enjoying them.

Dave I don't like you very much right now!!!...lol

make me look at more plants I didn't know existed

I am with Trina! Come on Dave, give us some more picture's. Please;-)

Here you go.

This is Clermontia montis-loa in full bloom. Very rare, and only found in rainforests of Mauna Loa, on Hawai'i Island.

see there ya go getting me all twitterpated again!

Hello my name is trina and I am a plant addict. I have not bought a plant in 3 days...no wait 24 hours, I have not bought a plant in 24 hours

Here is a collection of all the Wing Ferns found in Hawai'i (Gleicheniaceae) and at the same spot in the Pu'u Maka'ala Natural Area Reserve, on 4,000 year old 'a'a lava.

Clockwise from top left is: Dicranopteris linearis, Diplopterigium pinnatum, & Sticherus owhyhensis.

Rachel, I will tell my BF to tell his daugher that you said she if very pretty ^_^
I'm just a tad bit older then that.
Thanks though, because I think she is a very pretty girl too.
She should have been a model, because boy, can she pose for the camera.

ok Dave drooling and twitterpating

Glad to see you made it home Kassy

This is Hawaiian Pokeberry, Phytolacca sandwicensis.

A rare relative of a common weed in the Mainland, US.

Thanks trina, waiting to talk to BF on messenger and then have pictures to download.........
I got a really nice one of the butterfly on my bi-colored butterfly bush ^_^

Good evening Dave and Rachel

ok dave, melting, drooling, and twitterpated....

alright I'm going to bed

Dave's teasing me so I'm taking my ball and going home!..not really.
I am truly just exhausted

Kassy, she does have that model quality about her. Maybe she should look into that type of future!

For heaven's sake Dave, you people even have a type of poke weed as well. Those fern's are remarkable to look up-on. Thank's for posting those!

Dave, I have to look at these photos at least a couple of times because you have photographed such unique plants.

Going to bed now.

'Night everyone. Sleep tight!

Hey Rachel!

The Hawaiian Poke weed isn't a weed; it's an Endangered plant.

Here is Scaevola chamissoniana. A "common" rare plant of windward Hawaiian rainforests.

I new you would catch that remark from me......please forgive.

Rachel

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Here is a nearly extinct plant from sub-alpine Hawai'i; Solanum incompletum.

Rachel, she is going to school to be a nurse ^_^

trina went to bed?

OK, I need to download my really neet butterfly picture now.
I took it shortly before I left my BF's house

No offense Rachel! The US Fish & Wildlife Service name for the plant is Hawaiian Poke Weed.

This is Neuraudia ovata. Another Nettles Family member, on the verge of extinction.

It lives in sub-alpine to montane dry forest of Leeward Hawai'i Island.

Oh I love this picture ^_^

And this one.

Kassy that is a beyoooteeful butterfly picture.

Dave, that solanum incompletum (sorry, I don't know how to do italics) may be the weirdest plant I've ever seen.

Morning everyone. Last day of the work week thank goodness! I'm loving all the pictures. This weekend, my goal (if it doesn't rain again!) is to get a flower bed marked off and ready to overwinter a few things I have coming in coops. Alliums mostly. I won't be able to put them where they are going to go until next spring and really don't want them in pots. So..temp bed! Anyone want to come help??