Got carried away yesterday in my garden....I thought I had lost these Globba which were released 2 years ago....UP they came and just happened to have planted the coleus before they emerged.
Tropical Shots
A mound of moss never goes to waste: am growing two dischidias in it...
My absolutely favorite color combinations....and the little Kaemphira (sp?) peeking out.
Shelves off the back of the porch where I grow out my hoyas.
beautiful garden and very nice variety.. I don't suppose those globbas produce the little seeds like the cursed yellow ones. .. if so I'd love to trade or sase for a couple seeds..
I have no idea...but we will find out!!!
Great!! Ahhh to live in your zone... no,,, I think it is better if I don't as I would be run over by all the plants I've lusted for that are super tropical..
Beautiful Garden Carol, would love to see more.
Sylvia
The globba is stunning. What is the name of the globba ? Thanks for sharing your pictures.
Patti
You pictures and plants are always SO beautiful! I think I could adjust to life in zone 11. LOL
Carol, those globbas are just beautiful! Please tell us the name of them. Maybe we can find them on the mainland.
Kay
It is a variety called 'Sangria'. If they seed I will save them!
Thanks AlohaHoya . She is really pretty. Add this one to my want list. LOL
Patti
Has anyone ever swam from Kansas to Hawaii????
If I make it,I'll be too tired to swim back,so Carol you'll have an extra hand to help weed around the nursery!!!!
I agree with everyone else. Love those globbas.
Hopefully, they are available here somewhere, if not, can I be on the list for seeds???
Also, is that orchids growing out the side of the tree in the second picture????
Hey, TropicMan, I'll race you!!! LOL!!!
Janet
Janet...yes, it is a little orchid we got the first year here... DH carries the names around on the tip of his tongue....I only know it by 'Lady of the Night'...and when it blooms the fragrance is unbelievable!!! It has never really grown much...but blooms faithfully.
TM and Janet....we are the last rock on the left as you approach the islands!!!
;>)
Not fair Janet,you already live close to the water,I have to run across 2 states just to get to the gulf!!!!
Auntie Kalola, nice garden! Pele blessed da isles wit good dert huh?
Haole brah kyle
eh - make one kine dirt, brah...mos'here be rock!
Serious zone envy
I love the moss!!!!
Same here on the zone envy! Just beautiful Aloha! I'm with Michele..I COULD live in zone 11 very easily!!
And look at the red bromeliads. All are incredible.
Guess I'd have to take the long way if I went through the gulf. I still think I can beat you, TM!!!!
Aloha, the orchids growing up the tree with the bromeliads is something we can only dream of over here. Congratulations!!! It looks so natural growing up the tree. Is it???
OH, yes...very natural. The moss grows everywhere...I just tear it off rocks and use it to air layer!!! It is so much easier growing epiphytes here cause we have lots of trees and not too much soil!!! and I tend to crowd them on trees around the house so that I can get them with a hose in case of a drought!!!