Links to November blooms from previous years:

http://forums2.gardenweb.com/discussions/1495019/november-blooms?n=52

http://forums2.gardenweb.com/discussions/1497567/november-blooms?n=46

I think starting a new discussion defeats the purpose of documenting which plants bloom in a particular month, over the years, but there are some broken pics that were linked from being uploaded elsewhere.

Escolat, what is the name of your hibiscus? it is beautiful, id love one that flowers all winter!

Thank you for the compliment. I was told that the hibiscus is wild from Puerto Rico. I purchased it at least 30 years ago during college from a professor who collected plants. It is very strong, fast growing and resistant to pests!!! I chop it back twice a year. It grows and roots like a weed. I have never seen another hibiscus like it so I suppose it is wild. It is so uplifting to have dependable exotic blooms all fall and winter in Ohio. I wish someone could identify exactly what variety it is.

What an amazing plant, along with the story, to have as part of your collection! Thank-you for sharing

Philodendron 'Black Cardinal.'

Not a houseplant but a november bloom hope that's OK.

Rhododendron

Even though it is outside, I am so thrilled with my New Dawn Climbing Roses' late season bloom! Now I truly understand why this rose is so highly rated for it's performance…It is Nov. 15 in the North and I am still enjoying flowers! The rose has been planted for just 2 years. The pale pink blooms are stunning to behold at dawn and dusk.

Schlumbergera truncata.

My lipstick finally has some buds! There's about 8 I've counted probably won't open until December. Excited as this is technically my first flowering plant to flower! Spiders, COT and haworthia dont count!

Mr. Weathervane

I noticed that photo in your idea book - can you give me ID? Do you grow it? Do you have more photos?

Rina

I believe it's Oxalis palmifrons

indeed it is. on the first page of google image results for oxalis palmifrons is an image from this page: http://mie0123.blog44.fc2.com/blog-entry-1467.html

The exact same image above, in fact - dated December 2011.

...yes, I have seen that exact image before...

(but didn't know the name)

Back on track, almost - not quite a house plant. This must have seeded over summer - the same viola was growing (and produced many seed pods) about 10 feet away and 6 feet higher (in a box hanging on a railing) than the pot I found this in a week or two ago.

Daniel

Daniel

Sign of spring :) They are quite tough little plants and very colorful.

An actual houseplant, inside the house, one that I've never had bloom before. Also one of my few plants that I've given a name, partly because she's so feisty - always waving her arms up and down, I think she's trying to fly away ;)

Meet Miranda.

This is funny, noticed one of my spider plants (thats in with my Scheff) babies had a flower stalk and was blooming. I wonder if the baby forming on the end will also grow a flower stalk and create an endless chain.

Easter cactus (Hatiora.)

Crown of Thorns

Not nearly as heavily in bloom as it was over the summer but still ....

Streptocarpus saxorum

And like so many folks this time of year

My "Thanksgiving Cactus" has bloomed more and more profusely for about the last 11 years, even having up to 3 flowers on a single leaf tip. Last year, not quite November, (10/29) but close enough.

11/25/15

Rob

escolat, I use to travel to Puerto Rico 3 times a year for business and I saw that Hibiscus growing on abandon property climbing up the top of the trees like our kudzu weed. Sorry I cannot help you with a name because when I asked them for a name they would say weed. So you are right it probably was from PR. I kept saying I was going to get a piece and bring it home but I never remembered.

Nice Catt. Walkeriana? Surprised your noble-type den is blooming already.

my African Violet finally bloomed for me! it was a clipping from a 70 year old plant that was given to me by my grandfather 3 years ago and it finally bloomed back in July and has never stopped since!

lipstick plant is budding.

and Thanksgiving cactus with tiny buds... my sister gave it to me last christmas with no flowers... i'm so excited to see what is looks like when it's full bloom.