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Tropical Garden # 33
How do I get rid of this thread? lilmercii & started a new thread same time.
It's OK. I sent Admin a message to remove mine.
I hope we get some that rain. Such beautiful pictures today! I have never heard of Dancing Ladies. Very pretty!
Wow finally a new thread
Oh just checked plant files and I see that Dancing Ladies is a ginger. You Tropicals experts are teaching me lots of new things. Enjoy hanging out on this thread and learning.
I love your carribean lily. Rita. It's so pretty! I'm surprised to see that it's my zone hardy. The leaves on your plant looks like a crinium but I went to plant file to look at it and leaves photos on plant file does not look as much like the crinium.
anyway, it's beautiful and I'm going to get me one.
Lili,
I got a Dancing lady at Lowes of all places. It looks like it's going dormant. Is that what it should be doing? It really didn't like the cold that we had. Still watering..Is that OK?
Thanks
Hap
Lilimerci, pretty dancing lady hope it comes back.
Placenciarita, gorgious flowers!! I've never seen carribbean lilly.
Texasbigleaves, very nice Iris.
Happ, I don't know about your zone, but in my zone, they die completely down to the ground and comes back up in spring.
Maybe I should stop watering and let it rest?
Hi all, I follow this thread, but very rarely have time to post anymore. (Grandbaby) I love all the pictures. : )
Anywho, I have a couple of questions for Placenciarita. Your Texas Mountain Laurel is soooo pretty. I grew 2 from seeds last year, they are only about 6 to 8 inches tall right now. My question is will they be a tree, or a bush? I'm really hoping a tree. How much cold do you think they can take? It doesn't get That cold here, but we have had a couple of freezes this year.
If you can, can I see a picture of your whole plant? Thanks ahead of time. : ) Keep up the beautiful pictures, everyone. : )
~Lucy
Skaz, I'm so jealous. Those are expensive to get. But please do not call a monstera a split leaf philodendron. they are not the same plants. Monstera delicosa is much larger and develops cuts and perforations. While Philodendron pertusum only develops cuts and is not as large :)
I've probably asked this before but does anyone know where to get or have Angiopteris evecta that I could get spores or a little plant from?
NO tropical gardening today for me it's *38 and raining! BRRRRRR ! Jerry
Texasbigleaves, I will definately save you a start of the Caribbean lily. I bought them at Lowe's markdown rack. They usually take about 2 yrs. after transplanting to bloom for me.
LiliMerci, here is another picture of the foliage, they are only about 6 -8 " tall.
Sunshinesw, thanks
sorry wrong picture
BlueGlancer, please come back and visit often, I too have 5 grandbabies.
The Texas Mountain Laurel is over 10 ft, it thrives on neglect. I bought a 3 ft 5gal. container about 8 or more years ago. It did not bloom for about 5 yrs after planting, but ever since then, it has been putting on a show. It also has a very nice fragrance.
I trimmed the lower branches to give it more of a tree form. It has been gloomy and raining, not good for picture taking. It will be my pleasure to take a picture of the tree for you as soon as I can.
variegated A. Wentii
Rita, have you seen the Ti plants at Wallyworld? Three in a pot for $10.00 about 3 feet tall.
Of course, the plant label was not informative at all.
Christi
You got it, Hetty. No wonder we "not of the tropical world" can't learn anything. Have to guess what it is and then depend on the smart people at DG to help. Without DG, I wouldn't have even known it was a Ti. hahahaha
Congrats Rob :) I have a few in the basement that are showing buds now as well. Under lights right now. Still too cold to put outside.
thanks Rita. It seems to be a pest in Hawaii. Maybe they should dig them up and ship them out to us who want them. I saw them on eBay but I am not going to pay 60 or 70 dollars for one. 5 or 10 maybe but no that!
Patty, you and I had a couple of those dancing ladies in our hands last year at Buchanans, and we both though...naaa..it'll be something else in our gardens that will occupy space for 10 months and bloom for 3 days...in essence we talked each other out of them..they are cute though.
Are there two types of split leaf monstera?
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/p.php?pid=6249991
there is that one..then there is one that is mixed up with green and white all over..or are they both the same.
Probably both. There are varigated varieties both with the Monstera and Philodendron purtusum. You should see Monstera delicosa "Thi Constellation. It's just gorgous, but 90 dollars for a three inch pot. :) Just a tad out of my league.
robcorreia, you are very lucky, I have tried to grow Brug. Sanguinea sevral times now without any luck. I do not think that they like the heat here in Texas. I am looking forward to enjoying your blooms. What is the yellow flower in your picture? I know that the other is a shrimp plant.
MOT still blooming
Yes we went to Buchanon's, but I don't think we bought much. I think it was before we went to Another Place in Time.
Okay I remember the dancing ladies, RJ. And though I think they were really pretty, I am trying to not to buy stuff that has that short a bloom season. This spring, I actually have tried to add shrubs that have long bloom seasons, and of course I like my annuals too.
Hey Rita how does your brunfelsia look now? Is it full of blooms? How old & big is yours? I need to check mine and see if the blooms have opened. This is the first year that mine has lots of blooms. It got a few flowers last year, but I guess since it was small it needed time to mature.
Spring break is on the horizon!!!!!! Woo Hoo!!!!!!!!
Patty
