Garden Tour...Plumies and things

I thought I would share some pictures of my garden today and earlier this week...enjoy the tour!

This picture is of Lemon Yellow and Princess Maya that are C-Stars plumies:

This is King Kalakaua:

This is an unnamed spidery pink:

This is a white and a yellow, both unnamed:

This is a yellow that is producing some deformed flowers:

Stunning blossoms, Clare. :)

This is a large white that just wants to be a shell this year for some reason:

Thanks Donna!

This is Tahitian Sunset:

This is a close up of one of the Tahitian Sunset flowers:

This is Nebel's Rainbow, also called Lei Rainbow:

Another Nebel's Rainbow shot:

This is Cancun Dreams, another one of C-Stars:

These are my seedlings:

Here are some other lovelies in my garden:

This is Passiflora macrocarpa:

Datura inoxia, a little bit chewed on:

This is Bouvardia longiflora, which has an amazing fragrance in the evening and at night:

A small Charles Grimaldi brugmansia:

Bouvardia jamaiciensis:

These are some adenium seedlings:

This is another amazing fragrance: Stephanotis floribunda, Madagascar Jasmine Vine

Another close-up:

Here's a night shot of my Ecuador Pink and Pink Beauty brugmansias:

I've been getting lots of blooms on my Epiphyllum oxypetalum hybrid:

Here's another picture of the adenium seedlings:

Here's an Allamanda flower with Bougainvillea 'Rasberry Ice':

This is Canna 'Cleopatra':

Another Charles Grimaldi with Bouvardia ternifolia:

This is in the front:

This is an old Fuchsia that I've had for years:

This is a Lantana that I grew from seed:

Okay, last one, this is a close up of the Epi flowers that I've been getting:

Oh these are wonderful. I am so incredibly jealous at the moment, LOL!!! Ok so now my wish list has grown to include Nebel's Rainbow and Tahitian Sunset. I am sure that my husband will thank you later. Off to stare at my yard and imagine that things are blooming!!

LOL, Kauai, and thanks! NR and TS are both great for bloom size and color, but I have to admit that the fragrance isn't great on either one of them. I'm a big fragrance buff, and so these wouldn't make my top ten, but if you don't mind their weak fragrance, go for it! I got both of those as grafted plants from Florida Colors: http://www.floridacolors.com/

I just love the coloring on those two!! We have Celadine, Candy Stripe, Duke and a mystery stick at the moment!!

Nice show Clare!!
Thank you for it. ;)
Micah and I discussed injecting a celadine with infected CB latex from a PV and this is what happened. Shell be open tomorrow.

Oh, my, Michael! I'm not big on color breaks, and I don't want any virused plants in my garden, but I have to say that that flower is going to be just gorgeous. You may have a very valuable plant on your hands there. You can probably sell a cutting of it for a fortune if you wish. Very interesting! Please post when it opens.

Kauai, those are good ones!

Beautiful blooms, Clare!!!

Clare you have such beautiful flowers.
If I had all of those blooms I think I would just sit for hours looking at them.
Thank you so much for the pictures :)

You have a beautiful garden Clare. Thanks so much for sharing your pictures. I can't believe how many flowers your Ecuador Pink and Pink Beauty brugmansias have. I ove the colour of your Passiflora macrocarpa. A friend has given me some cuttings of a few different passifloras this year. I can hardly wait to get some blooms. I had to go out and buy a Lavender Lady with buds to keep me going until then.

Sandy

Thanks, Nat and Bunnies!

Thanks, Sandy! I love Passifloras too -- especially the fragrant ones. Lavender Lady isn't fragrant, but I love that one too because of the lovely colors of the flowers. Here's my Passiflora alata 'Ruby Glow' that is starting to flower now.

This message was edited Aug 16, 2005 1:01 PM