Cena, where have you been hiding? it's been so long, good to see you.
congrats on all your flowers. Third photo looks like cinnamomifolia.

Geez! Now I want H. cinnimomifolia, too. Will it ever end?

Carolyn

It's interesting that they bleach out to yellow, but don't seem to burn. Aesthetically, they may not be the most attractive, but they seem happy enough if they want to bloom frequently. Guess it means that they are made of tough stuff.

Miss you too, Jan. Yep, you got that name correct.

I work so many hours and my yard and garden and plants don't see me often enough. I lost a lap cat two years ago and it really sucked the sap right out of me. I started making jewelry and have been splitting my time in between.

Mentha/Rhonda was gracious enough to bless me with two lovely kittens who turned 1 plus near Mother's day.

I am growing and changing, as we all do. I remember to come back and see what everyone is doing and to share a bit of what I'm doing. Thanks for the warm remembrance!

Hey Cena! Glad you "stopped by"! Oh, my, you must be growing that KP in full sun. (How could I resist looking at one of your posts!) But I see that bud there... I know you get more blooms with more sun. There's always a trade off!

It's good to hear you got some kitties, too. I lost my oldest, Samantha, back in 2005 and was hesitant to get another because I figured she'd be a tough act to follow. But a stray cat wandered up to a friend's house and took up residence in the summer of '08 and she needed to find homes for the kitties. It seemed like an omen. I got two sisters who have been pure joy ever since. I kinda wish I hadn't lived for 3 years without a kitty, but then again, I probably wouldn't have ended up with these little angels, so I think it was fate...

Do you still have that fabulously large and furiously blooming bella I remember seeing pics of? That was quite a plant!

Denise in Omaha

Hi Cena, welcome back.
sue