Oh, those are pretty. Should do well for you this Winter. They look nice in the little vignette you've created.

Randy

lovely!

what type of palm is that in the background?

Very nice!

wallisadi - they should be fine during the winter as they have overheard cover - I have many varieties under my big trees and have never lost any.
Looks good where you put them,
Hester

Wallisadi, love seeing pictures of your garden. What I don't recognize is the small tree with the cut-out palmate leaves. I don't think it's jatropha multifida. I like the way you've leaned the pot holder on the tree. Looks like the begonias are climbing the tree.

Leelee, that's a cycad called dioon spinulosum. A wonderful plant that I highly recommend. Completely carefree and looks good any season. A real focal point.

Anna

the one in the top pot is "nova" sheffelera...the one on the left in the ground is jatropha....

Is the big leaf plant a begonia?

in the pot...yes. don't ask me the name, i see a new begonia i buy it. we have alot of filtered sun and they do great here, except in winter. protect enough pots to start over each spring....

Wallisadi, thanks for the id. Now that you said nova schefflera, it makes sense. I didn't realize it was in a pot, I thought it was planted in the ground and a branch was leaning on a tree! It is such a nice foliage plant. You have so much foliage in your garden, it's a pleasure for me to see it. Thanks.

Anna