Something bright, something sweet

Friday, May 25, 2018

How sweet are those roses? The yellow one opened just before the rain in the afternoon. So pleased with how vivid the colour is!



On the next day, I saw three blossoms of the glow vine opened at once. Oh, this vine has never done this before. Usually the flowers open one by one but this time around, with the cooler weather the flowers get to display their best for a longer period of time.



A pompom chrysanthemum variety with petals that are arranged very tightly together, the plant has been really productive. 



The petals opening up gradually...



The blooms of my yellow hibiscus are getting smaller in size these days. Hmm... 



My white roses are back again!



The leaves of my Begonia Iron Cross are getting prettier each day.



Tiny roses peeking out from the branches of a coleus...



The flowers of the Senecio confusus 'Sao Paulo' vine are so daisy-like, don't you think so?



My Hoya kerrii is seldom in bloom. There were three bunches. In the picture below you can a bunch of flowers nectaring.



My favourite, bright red impatiens!



Have a blessed day!

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12 comments

  1. So many pretty flowers! I especially love the yellow rose...and the hibiscus... and the white roses... Thanks for sharing pictures of them all!

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    1. Sometimes the yellow rose is not so yellow. The white rose is quite productive. It blooms perpetually.

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  2. HI Steph, lovely flowers. The unusual one that stands out for me is the Hoya.

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    1. This particular hoya rarely flower. When it does, the buds usually go un-notice as they are small. The stage I like most is when the nectar is oozing out of the blooms.

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  3. Lovely blooms ...we are into hottest months of the year ...that glow vine flowers are quite similar to Zimbabwe Creeper...that begonia is spectacular ..Senecio confusus(Mexican Flame vine) is treat to eyes ...Have a great week.

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    1. We have Zimbabwe creeper here too but I didn't plant it in my garden. Oh, glad you like the Mexican flame vine.

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  4. My favourite is your Episcia with yellow flowers. Their colour looks so vivid against the beautifully dark leaves.

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    1. Those are my favourites as well, Shailaja :D Dark leaves, bright blooms never fail to attract.

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  5. Ya its brighten up my eyes. Lovely colors.

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    1. Thank you, Normala. It has been raining almost everyday here. The flowers are like rays of sunshine.

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  6. All lovely.
    The begonia , now I think I also want to plant it.
    Thanks for sharing.

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    1. Begonias are very sun-shy but they have the most admirable leaves.

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