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Thank you Kate for your kind comment
On photo - Lobelia cardinalis,
Thank you Kate
On photo - Dark-eyed Junco
I hope it will survive our wet winter Kate.
On photo - Wallflower
Thank you Ange and Kate. These plants are quite unique and you do not have to worry about slugs or myself about deer.
On photo - Strawflower
Thank you Kate, we were surprised how tall and how big leaves it developed as I bought it originally in 4 inch pot.....but we both love it.
On photo - House plant
Looks quite elegant Ange.
On photo - My favourite houseplant.
I didn’t know that, but I love the delicate edging on the flowers.
On photo - Eucomis bicolor
It's great to see your sunny skies and wildlife Bb. So sorry to hear about mama Sunbirds egg. Hopefully she'll lay another egg to incubate and you'll get to see the fledgling when hatched, and maybe we will too..:))
On blog - Side Verandah and Sunbird Mama
I'm at the top of the hill here Balc, so windy too, we seem to get quite a few very windy days don't we. Like your balcony, the plants here seem to cope. It's only the acers that are scorched.
On photo - Acer Jordan
Welcome back Bernie, can't wait to see your garden pics..:)
On photo - Petrea volubilis - last of the b...
It's gorgeous and I like the way it has the deeper coloured flower within the pale..
On photo - Purple Wreath
I do like this dark one. The flowers are really asking to be pollinated aren't they.
On photo - Torenia fournieri / Wishbone Flower
Love the colours..
On photo - Wishbone Flower
Is the plant itself a type of Agave or Aloe Bb? The flowers really are beautiful, and very much like the ones I used to have in my garden in Spain.
On photo - Variegated Lavender Scallops
Beautiful shrub Bb, I don't think it's related to the Mandevilles as I previously thought. It has a very similar trumpet flower but a climber.
On photo - Adenium obesum / Desert Rose
Fabulous colour!
On photo - Adenium obesum / Desert Rose
Is it a trumpet flower Bb? I wonder if it's related to the Mandeville's? They would do well in your climate..
On photo - Adenium obesum / Desert Rose
So do I, it's a beauty!
On photo - White Alder
Very pretty! I hope it does well for you. I have a small one with gold flowers that has been great for months, but looking tired now.
On photo - Kalanchoe 'Calandiva Birkin&...
This is a pretty one, I've not seen it here. I've not had any hanging baskets this year and with our weather, I've saved some money!
On photo - Calibrachoa 'Minifamous Doub...
Gorgeous big leaves, attractive colouring, Ange.
On photo - My favourite houseplant.
Lovely pic, restful looking ducks, enjoying the view.
On photo - Still sleepy this morning.
Thank you, Julia. Pleased you like 😊
On blog - Saturday, mid September.
Looking good, Balc.
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Love this.
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Really enjoyable pics., Bushbernie. I'm glad mother bird has come back to the nest and hope she lays lots of eggs for you to enjoy watching. The wallaby is very picturesque also. Good luck with your baskets. Goodness, the breeders do give these plants some forgettable names, don't they?!
On blog - Side Verandah and Sunbird Mama
any chance of a photo of the leaves. I was wondering if it was an ornamental arum.
welcome to GoY too.
On question - Zantedeschia One of the abov...
Beautiful group of plants Kate.
On blog - Saturday, mid September.
How lovely, and not too far away. It seems to have included everything, Julia! Steam train too, a pleasant trip on this no doubt!
I'll be looking forward to your next visit too!
On blog - Bathurst park,Lydney.
I do love abbeys, minsters and churches. My parents live in a small town with an Abbey. I always took it for granted as a child.
Lovely pic, Karen.
On photo - Sherborne Abbey again.
Thanks Kate. We really are very blessed and appreciate all the special joys that came our way whilst living here.
On blog - Side Verandah and Sunbird Mama
So far so good Kate. It's definitely the prettiest Kalanchoe I've ever had.
On photo - Kalanchoe 'Calandiva Birkin&...
For me the favourite times of the year are definitely our tropical end-of-Autumn, Winter and early Spring. Summertime is harsh here and it's not great for my garden. The heat and humidity are not great for me either!!
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Temperatures below 5˚C (41˚F) can kill tender calla lilies. Z. aethipoica is the hardiest of them though.
They can also drown in wet conditions over winter.
On question - Zantedeschia One of the abov...
Oh really Julia, that's it then! I'll let it be both haha. I must have taken off 6 previous branches over the summer.
On photo - Acer Jordan for Janey
It's certainly a beautiful orchid. Love the colour and markings. Very graceful.
On photo - Peacock orchid
Beautiful! Very graceful looking too.
On photo - Peacock orchid
Sorry I missed this, Klahanie! It's absolutely gorgeous! What a fime specimen.
On photo - Pink phlox
Oh bless, I'm hoping he survives too, he's a beauty. Keeping everything crossed for the little chap.
On photo - Yuong Rufous Hummingbird
Interesting info, Klahanie! I'll have to Google now :-)
On photo - California Female Quail
Wow! He's a smasher! Posing for the trail camera. It sounds lovely to have both boys visiting regularly.
On photo - A deer
I am loving Henry. Your OH is one lucky fellow!!!
On photo - Henry
Gorgeous!!! It's definitely enjoying your warmer temps.
On photo - Roses
Another lovely pic, Klahanie! Very pretty colour on the lobelia, very beautiful bird.
On photo - Lobelia cardinalis,
He certainly is a lovely little bird! I enjoy your wildlife photos.
On photo - Dark-eyed Junco
I agree, lovely colouring, Klahanie. Bonus to have scent too.
On photo - Wallflower
Perfect to extend the summer feel through Autumn. My OH would love this, he likes orange in the garden.
On photo - Strawflower
That's a lovely, lush leaf on this one, Klahanie. Lovely variegation.
On photo - House plant
Thank you, too, Ange. I appreciate your sentiments too. My OH believe it or not, has a set of traffic lights in our loft! From his days of DJ'ing in his late teens! Thank god the drums were long gone! Our garage is like a workshop too! Plus his motorbike is in there. You're right though, we have to appreciate each other when we are living together. I have many books stored in the loft and folders from my nursing lectures and study days etc.. I must dispose of these.
My parents have many of my treasured books from my childhood and my schooldays in their loft!! I keep saying, one day...:-)
On blog - Decluttering the garden.
We inherited it Kate. I do have to spray it because our deer loves it. It is a focal point in our garden in August.
On photo - Pink phlox