June flowers

H. carnosa

H. cinnamomifolia

H. cv. Chouke

H. pottsii against a blue sky...

My memory fails me right now, but this is the one that used to be called wee-bella...

H. pubicalyx 'Red Button'

cv. Joy and cv. Noelle bloomed at the same time...

And finally I just have to share a photo (or two) of my little "helper"... he gets in the way as soon as I start packing a box or emptying some shelves!

Okay, he CAN look cute too!

My Hoyas, there are absolutely gorgeous!!! your helper looks really cute.
cv joy and cv noel looks almost identical.
Jan

H. pubicalyx "Red Button"

h. Fungii - look how big it is

right side of flowers

h. Vitelina (sp)?

h. Carnosa - I think it's something Princess

All the pictures are awesome, as usual! Love the kitty!

This is grandma's basic hoya carnosa with the pine trees outside as the back ground! Loving these first ever blooms!
~Brenda

Oh Brenda...how lovely!!!!

WOW!!! that fungii is awesome. Now I can't wait for mine to bloom. It's a young plant, but growing like a weed.

Have loved seeing everyone's pictures and now I have some of my own to post! Woo Hoo!

hoya davidcummingii

hoya heuschkeliana

And some on the way....linearis, cummingiana, lacunosa, and sp Salweenica....

cummingiana

lacunosa

sp. Salweenica - whoops wrong photo.....



This message was edited Jun 17, 2008 9:11 PM

Let me try this again.....sp. Salweenica

nice bloom coming on the linearis!!!

Very nice kellyknits, I really like the "on the way" photos, it's so exciting to see those buds forming!
~Brenda

Kelly,
I love your pink heuschkeliana. I wish I could have had better luck with mine. I ordered 2 cuttings from DL 2 different times and they both behaved exactly the same. Slowly shriveling up and drying...then dying. My yellow one has taken off with no problems. I'm going to have to try to find another source for the pink one.

Jen

Can't take credit for the heuschkeliana buds. They were on the cuttings when I received them, but glad they didn't blast! The linearis is just barely rooted cuttings as well and I can't believe it's budding! There are 3 peduncles now!

Am amazed at how delicate the peduncle on the sp Salweenica is! Intend to be extra careful so as not to accidentally knock it off like I did with fungii....

I do get so excited with buds! I just started collecting last fall, so I'm still pretty much a newbie!

Jen, if I can get some good growth on heuschkeliana I'll be happy to send you a cutting this fall!

Kelly

Nice flowers, everyone! Sitting here soooo jealous - have a few setting buds, but no flowers yet. Keep the pics coming - they're beautiful and inspiring!!

Karen

Love those huge fungii and carnosa, davidcummingii, heuschkeliana pink flowers and the buds!!!
Here are Dischidia nummulariad flowers and seed pods.

This message was edited Jun 18, 2008 9:19 AM

Sunshinesw, do they smell? They are so tiny!
d

pdoyle, no smell. Maybe self fertile.

I Love seeing all the flowers also but wish I could get some to post myself. Karen I think it may be our odd weather holding ours back, mine are just starting to set buds also.
Here is my Multiflora or maybe it's Javanica, anyway it's been blooming for probally three months as has my Lacunosa.
Jo

You know what, Jo, I think you're right - we've had the oddest weather I can remember in a long time - good point! And gives me some hope that mine will bloom sometime this summer!!

Karen

Kelly, thanks for the offer! Maybe we could do a trade sometime. I have yet to experience a trade with another hoya fan :) Well I hope your plant continues to do well regardless :)

Jen

I went away for a four days and missed three blooms that opened on H aff Finlaysoni! I caught this last one as it was already starting to fade. Good thing I grow this one for the beautiful leaves. ^_^

~Brenda

This message was edited Jun 19, 2008 8:45 AM

That's beautiful, Brenda! I have a couple small plants of that one. Hope they decide to bloom soon (though judging by the size of them, it'll be AGES)! The leaves are great, though, so I can wait. ;o)

Hoya obovata with corolas extended.

Hoya dickasoniana blooming for the first time! Sloooow.......... to open.