Looking good Tiffany! It looks like you have them in some good spots to soak up the great outdoors.

I finally got my last trays out this past Friday and most are in very shady locations for a few weeks before I start moving them to brighter locations.

Here are a few of my favorites of recent days.

Art Hodes with a big dollop of bird poop.

U358 (grey star shaped leaves) with a small pot of U540 (yellowish leaves)

Freddie

Judy Cook is coming on strong

Boomer and philodendron Gloriosum sharing a pan (these were broken off during winter so just put them in a lasagna pan to see if they would root - guess they did just that)

Selph's Mahogany blooming (outdoors for the first time - it usually blooms indoors in late winter/early spring)

a broad view of one scene under a big beech tree.

TYVM! In awe of your collection, as usual. That 'Judy Cook' is oh-so-pretty!

I took a few more pics B. coccinea.

Sorry about my toes. I was using my foot to hold this hanging pot still for a pic. 'Beefsteak'

This is a juvenile started last summer from a leaf of the one above.

'Corallina de Lucerna'

Making really big leaves in less sun this summer.

Looking good! Not sure about the beefsteak. I have one similar and the late Charles Jaros opined that it might be 'Mrs. Thurman'.

This is what I have labeled as Mrs. Thurman and it gets larger. I got 7 leaves from a fellow club member who got it from her friend (only begonia she has) and lost the two smallest leaves but made plants off the other 5 (before I got into wedges). I kept two and gave the other three to club members included the woman who got it from her friend.

Oh, just noticed that the little rounded one on the right edge is in a different pot and is 'Bessie Buxton' so there might be some confusion.