May Blooms
9 years ago
I saw this type of post in another forum and thought it'd be fun to have ours here as well. What's blooming in your garden this time of year? I'll start with a few from today:
Salvia pachyphylla
Native mimulus
x Digiplexis
Nicotiana. I think this is 'only the lonely' from Annies Annuals.
And I'd be remiss if I didn't post my Bougainvillea 'San Diego Red '
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9 years ago
1. is Bolivian Fuchsia 2. Wigandia- both at UC Berkeley last week, and last is my modest "field" of Mexican poppys.Related Professionals
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9 years agolast modified: 9 years agoYellow Bletilla orchid
Grevillea Robyn Gordon
Campanula
Orange Ruttya fruticosaEchium
- 9 years agoRed Barleria
Tecoma Tangerine and 'Bells of Fire'
Clematis Roguchi
Leonotis menthifolia
- 9 years ago
Pennstemon 'Electric blue'Lantana Dallas Red
White Plumbago
Gaillardia 'Fanfare' - 9 years agolast modified: 9 years agoCyrtanthus brachyscyphus
Thyme Pink Chintz
The sepals of Ochna serrulata--as showy as the yellow flowers! - 9 years ago
Euphorbia ammak after 14 years or so..first bloom.
Mango!
- 9 years ago
9 years agolast modified: 9 years agoThis is epiphyllum season for me, these are still blooming in May:
and I also have some bromeliads
- 9 years ago
In an Ash tree. It blooms not once a year- but about 6 times. Bloom,rest,bloom.etc. Needs more moss.
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