The back growing area under the avocado and lemon trees. This is where my tropicals do best

Epi 'German Empress'

NOID coral epi

From the other end

Love your plants Carol. That cym on bottom of the last pic reminds me of my Scallywag (floribunda x). I want a cutting of that coral epi! You have cmail. I love the Deutsche Kaiserin (pink) too. I have 2 of those, one big and one small from cuttings. It's one of my most reliable epis.

Carol, you have no wasted space..very cool!
Here's from my walk around today
Nectaroscordum siculum

and gloxinia

That's a division of the 50something year old one that I posted earlier

Carol, it's beautiful. Is that a mini pond I see? Do you grow lilies there? I just got seeds for N. minutia a miniature water lily, I hope I can sprout and grow them, they are perfect for small pot ponds.

Yes, I have a yellow and a pink . They're just starting they're growth for this year.

Look what else opened for me this morning. A cutting from a neighbor, so no id.....maybe Epi crenata?

The whole plant. Any opinions?

Yep, crenatum. http://davesgarden.com/guides/...

Yes. Clare explained/showed it very well. Now I have a name for it.

Carol, your place is gorgeous! I love the Epiphyllums just tucked in there and blooming. Lovely Bougainvilleas too! Everything looks wonderful!

Lindsey, the Nectaroscordum siculum is a new one for me. Very interesting looking!

I think so too, Ursula! I've seen them get much taller and I'm hoping that as it settles in , it will take off!
I've got some planted in with Alliums here.

This is my inspiration photo, from Brent and Becky's farm last spring

I guess I should add a few thousand more bulbs to get a similar effect?

Surely they will fill in on their own? I like them a lot!

Wonderful, both yours and Brent and Becky's!

From yesterday Gladiolus Communis ssp/ Byzantinus