thank you very much Calin :-D and mine plant Erythrina are from seeds, flourished after 4 years for the first time ,,,and it's very hot here, and for them I sent you no plants,,little patience :-D today Hibiscus coccineus Texas Star Hibiscus Bougainvillea
ΘεόδωÏ?ος, .. όμοÏ?φα, όμοÏ?φα .. Ï€Ï?οβολή όλων των εγκαταστάσεων γÏ?Ï?ω από το σπίτι σας. Theodoros, that's a beautiful display of the flowers surrounding your house,..i am enjoying all the pictures and those fantastic blooms.
These days for me is extremely difficult, I have too much work at the hotel where I work, and leisure time I have is very short,,, I would really like to be near you every day :-D thank you very very much Philip these days several plants blossomed Gomphrena globosa Common Name Globe amaranthus plant from seeds planted in the spring 2012 Thevetia peruviana Bloom and second Thevetia from seed that I have with another color Penstemon Hybrid The common name for Penstemon is Bearded Tongue plant from seeds planted in the spring 2012 Ibicella lutea Common Name: Devil's claw (yellow flower) plant from seeds planted in the spring 2012 Hibiscus militaris Common Name, Rose Mallow plant from seeds planted in the spring 2008 Ipomoea cordatotriloba Common Names: Purple Bindweed, Sharp-pod Morning Glory, Tie Vine, Tievine plant from seeds planted in the spring 2012 Ipomoea lobata Common Name Firecracker vine; Spanish flag. Vines for the Southeast · Plant Fact Sheets plant from seeds planted in the spring 2012
Your fingers must be dark green. Your plants look so lush, and they must obviously like to live with you.
Hi Theodoros, i am pleased to read that you are busy in the hotel,..some places are feeling the pinch as tourists are not visiting for various reasons,..but you still manage to keep your blooms healthy,..i love the peachy colour of that Thevetia,..and the Firecracker vine looks very interesting,..so does that lovely Devil's Claw,..now if only i could find some space in my garden,.. .
I found some time to answer you and show you and other flowering plants :-D thank you very very much for your good words Droopy ,,,,,i believe all of you here in the forum you have fingers must be dark green :-D :-D thank you very very much Philip :-D :-D Fortunately the island where I live is very good destination for tourists...I'm sure we will find room in your garden for many plants :-D This week the following blossomed yellow Canna Datura Metel Purple Queen Stephanotis floribunda Saponaria officinalis Nepenthes Salvia Thunbergia erecta Hibiscus rosa-sinensis ´Variegata´ Penstemon Hybrid Physostegia virginiana Nicotiana glauca
Hi Theodoros, nice to see you have a break from work to visit us,..i always have to view your post several times,..the first to quickly see what wonders are blooming for you,..then again to take in each picture,..and a third time to really study each plant, . Some fantastic blooms posted,..i love that Hibiscus rosa sinensis,'Variegated',..what a bloom,..its stunning. Another Hibiscus you have is a beauty,..the Texas Star,..and a lovely big blue Thunbergia erecta,..when i first looked at your Nicotiana glauca i took it to be a Phygelius,'Candy Drops Cream',..which i have in my garden,..very similar flower. ( photo / image / picture from Philip Nulty's Garden )
S**T, I can't see the pics anymore. Dear, dear colleagues in the IT did some changes and we can't access some sites. Webshots where my pics is one of them. I guess I'll have to do some work at work, too
miss you too, I really want to see all that you have presented it as now, HOWEVER my time is very short,, some pictures still blooming plants .... :-D thank you very much Philip,,I am very happy that you like my plants,, REALLY Phygelius much like Nicotiana, but the Phygelius which is very beautiful from the Nicotiana :-D thank you very much cheryl :-D I am very happy that you like my Hibiscus :-D Calin What happens?, I can not understand :-? Begonia Tulbaghia violacea Euphorbia marginata It is a plant from seed in 2012 Cestrum parqui It is a plant from seed in 2011 bloom for the first time.. Hedychium coccineum flowering reached its end,, just managed to photograph the flower :-D Datura metel Triple white
Oh drool! They're such beauties, all of them, but I think I like the Euphorbia best. Or maybe the triple Datura. That hibiscus looks mouth-watering too... And the Penstemon's delightful.
Theodorus,I just looked at your latest pics.As you know,so many places to look & read one can get way behind. Your expertise amazes me.I think you have a goal to raise every flower you find seeds for.I have had that variegated Hibiscus for 3 years & have yet to see a bloom!!!I'm taken with your penstemons.My friend buys every penstemon she finds.That Euphorbia Marginata is practically a weed here.They say once in never out.I happen to love it & let it self sow all over. sewNsow
Theodorus, My gosh, what a wonderful collection of beautiful blooms. Enjoyed looking very much! Your variegated Hibiscus caught my eye, as I found one to plant this spring. It has done pretty well despite the hot and dry conditions. I was surprised to see a bright red bloom on it recently when the temperatures were cooling off at night. Alas, it is now quite hot again, so no new flowers. Maybe soon when it cools down again, I hope!
