Our winter here is warmer than usual we are enjoying it and so are some of my pots. Thought it might make a good post, the colours are so vibrant in the morning sun.These pots are all getting full morning sun and facing north[because that is where we live]south if you are above the equator. Euphorbia ( photo / image / picture from chocolate's Garden ) Dendrochilum orchid/sweet smell ( photo / image / picture from chocolate's Garden ) Nobile den. ( photo / image / picture from chocolate's Garden ) ( photo / image / picture from chocolate's Garden ) Cascading cymbidium ( photo / image / picture from chocolate's Garden ) Quisqualis mussiendafolia/red riot ( photo / image / picture from chocolate's Garden )
Chocolate I love your photographs!! I especially like your Dendrochilum orchid and your Cascading cymbidium. Both plants that I would have here if only I could.
Wow! Spectacular plants. I love the Dendrochilum orchid and the way you showed off its cascade of blooms in an elevated pot. I wish winter looked so good here.
Thankyou everyone, so pleased you enjoyed the photos, Barb do you mean this vine.... Petrea/poormans wisteria ( photo / image / picture from chocolate's Garden ) I don't have a wisteria, these are last years pictures, the petrea is budding up now but wont flower till about October, I will post a photo then. ( photo / image / picture from chocolate's Garden ) ( photo / image / picture from chocolate's Garden ) Sometime ago...last year I did have a wisteria but it didn't do very well so you know what happens here if you don't do the rules.... It was a dwarf variety and I think it was not cold enough for it. ( photo / image / picture from chocolate's Garden ) ( photo / image / picture from chocolate's Garden )
I think Wisteria is very pretty. But that's one plant my brothers have forbidden for me to grow here at the house, because it can just take over. So... I abide by their wishes... Most of the time :-D
Yes chocolate, I love that stuff. cherylad, I agree about taking over that's why I keep my only growing on an arbor. It's wild but only gave me one flower....?????
Hi chocolate,Your plants are to die for!I think your climate is more conducive to growing these flowers than mine.I did have a greenhouse full of orchids for a time. But,alas,I became addicted to quilting & traded my orchids for a flock of chickens.I had a lot of Cymbidiums.I could get one here but it would cost $50. Maybe later on in the fall would be a good time to mail order 1. sewNsow