Everyone is welcomed to share their Tropical Plants and Gardens with us.
It is always good to see our favorite plants return in the Spring.
Here is a little Mickey Mouse.
Tropical Garden #35
Hi!!! I wish i had a pic lol.. But I sure enjoy all the beautiful pics you all share!!!
Rita, Mickey is awesome : )
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Kimarj, thanks, I know that you will have some awesome pictures very soon. Spring is here!!
This is Alocasia Mark Campbell. I had a Alocasia Brian Williams up about 2ft, and a big lummox fell on it.
New Bromeliad
Wowee that new Bromeliad is stunning!
That is beautiful, Rita.
LouC
I thought I had sent a picture of my JMG Raikou..
in this thread: http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/967345/
but I can't see it so here it is..
We came from here http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/967345/#new
Oh wow! Is that a hibiscus?
Yes it's a double yellow. I was a camera fool this last weekend..
this is my 2009 queue http://davesgarden.com/community/blogs/t/rjuddharrison/11195/
rj great garden tour of your jungle.
bromeliads
not a good picture.
pakastani mulberry
orchid
i wish these computors were scratch and sniff.
lady of the night
brunfelsia manaca. smells just like eggnog to me
this is a huge flowerspike on a carribean king begonia
those are great Candela...that's funny, I was just saying that last week for a picture of a Rose...scratch and sniff....
do you recognize these rita
the mangos are getting big
passion vine hopefully i will get some fruit.
Cass.
What was it you posted at 6:57? Also, what is that begonia at 6:68? The bruns. that you posted does look like mine.
Bob and I were just sitting in the back and we could smell all the flowers that are in the front. Such a blessing living in FL. NO SNOW.......
Hap
This is one of my favorite hibiscus, Tequila Sunrise:
LouC, thanks
Kimarj, these must be very hard to find. Thank you for sharing with me.
Black castor beans
joeswife, I have not seen that one before, it is a beaut,
and with variegated leaves to boot. (that rhymes)
The Medinilla is showing color. Planter56 plants should be in full bloom by now.
candela, it seems as if the cold winter did not affect your plant's blooming ability in the least bit.
Your Lime Zinger is bigger than the mother plant right now.
Here is one of your babies (thanks).
Rj, you have a few new plants taken on April 5th, that I have not seen before like the yellow bell type one.
I will borrow from your cleaver trellis ideas as needed around here, I do love vines too.
Oh my are the leaves really dark? I can hardly wait to see mines : Rita you are soooo very welcome.They are not on the market yet ; } I traded for them!
LouisianaDale, WELCOME
I love the bright colors of your Tequila Sunrise, thanks for sharing.
What other beauties are you growing in your New Iberia garden?
Yes Rita, Wayne gave that to me last week for helping him at another open gardens day. I have to ask him what it is as we unloaded them straight from the wholesaler without tags . I'm planning to ask him what it is this weekend.
We can grow just about anything here, especially tropicals. I was thinking of moving to Austin, Texas but I don't know if I'd be able to dig a pond there because the ground is mostly rock. Not to mention the lack of rain. Although, it is beautiful in Round Rock so............I could change my mind eventually. I noticed that you have lots of beautiful flowers. Do you grow tropicals too?
Beautiful photos!!
Amaryllis Susan
Amy family photo.
Hoya cinnamomifolia.
Sunshinesw........that red and white amaryllis in that pic, is that a Pasadena? It is beautiful. I just checked out a company that sells amaryllis, John Scheepers Dutch Flower Bulbs, and can't wait to order from them. So many that I want.
Love that Hoya...
Brittany
Great photos everyone.
Dene, yes it's very fragrant pasadina. Love your amies.
Thanks Brittney!