http://www.kerstinshemsida.se/index.htm
I like looking at the pictures on this site. Open it and scroll down to the M's and check out all of the hoyas listed under the name meredithii. I'd love to get my hands on a few of them just for the leaves alone!!
Junes Blooms
Here is pottsii
And lobbii
So many ID's, so little time. Awanda I forwarded you a picture of H. juannguoiana, see if that isn't it. I can't really see the tips of the corolla but it looks like there is some pink on them, and it should smell fantastic.. :)
Thanks Tami! I heard from David Liddle and he thinks it's H. juannguoiana.
Blessings,
Awanda
Awanda, To me your leaf looks like one of the many results from MMiyashiro crossing H. finlaysonii x H. incrassata...H. juannguoiana from DL has no outstanding venation...unless it is another clone other than the one I have from him.
Carol
I got to thinking about the leaf on this one too. Juann has a very smooth surface leaf. SO Boo Hoo, I guessed wrong :)
Sofi...gorgeous photos of lobbii and pottsii!!! I really like the whole pottsii group!!!
I've now moved, and my hoyas are really showing off at the moment - I've got Publicalyx cv Pink Silver (right), Hoya Carnosa (with several umbels open) and now Hoya Australis ssp Australis open too - I thought it was supposed to be an autumn bloomer!!
Here's a closeup of the Australis ssp australis - it almost looks like it was made out of icing! Gorgeous flower....
Hills your australis is very pretty. Mine seems to be blooming almost non stop. It started last fall and has continued to bloom, and has even started budding up again. I'm not complaining though.
I have a new one blooming for me. This one is H. callistophylla, I read somewhere that the name may be incorrect on this one, I don't know if the Jury is still out. I also have another clone of H. callistopylla getting ready to open anyday. There both new bloomers for me so I am excited. IMO, it has a light melon scent to it.
Awanda...here is H. vitellinoides/H. meredithii.
One of my very favorites...H. motoskei!! All of the plants are blooming!!!!
It must smell like heaven in your heaven.
Jeri
Yes, Jeri...remember all of the lacunosas hanging in the middle of the greenhouse....well, they are all in bloom and I think it is addicting!!!
Here is H. pottsii IML 353...I know the flower is hard to see but the corollas are near light green and the coronas white with a speck of red in the middle
And this is what the leaves look like on that same plant...the leaves on the shady side!!!
Who needs drugs with that aroma around?
You know I'm partial to that plant. The ones I got from you are both doing good but no where near that. LOL!!!
Jeri
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Hi! This is my Hoya multiflora sv 406 that flowers for the first time, this multiflora comes from Arne Kastberg. It´s very orange... :)
My neo-ebudica is blooming for the first time... boring hoya, but cute flowers!
Went to Memphis for the weekend, came back to lacunosa blooming - LOVE the fragrance!
Karen
Lilly (?), that clone of multiflora is really beautiful. Can you tell us some more about it?
Gorgeous blooms everyone!!
Well, Hoya pachyclada just opened today
Hoya kentiana also just opened today!
....and since this is the "Junes Blooms" thread and it's still blooming (non-stop all spring), here's lacunosa:
One of my favorites for delicacy and difference from so many other blooms...H. padanguensis.
H. cominsii
Today my vitellina started opening up. First timer for me!
I have this noid hoya that has bloomed. It has a light sweet smell to it.
Blessings,
Awanda
h. acuta IML 0738 - I got this as a cutting this past spring from David Liddle. The fragrance is quite pleasant - reminds me of lacunosa. Pretty flowers, too.
Karen
Finally have a few blooming! Here is H. kerrii variegata. This one has multiple buds and blooms on it right now.
First bloom on this one....can't read the tag anymore. Suggestions?
I've got this one labeled now as H. fuscomarginata.
First bloom on H. samoensis.
Also first bloom on H. cominsii.
Trusty H. javanica.
H. lacunosa
Last but not least, H. fungii.
H. wayetii
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H. heuschkeliana
