Thanks Susan, interesting tour!

I love Birds of Paradise!!

Have to go now and eat a Peach...

That was a very interesting tour, Susan!

Kathy, love the Autumn crocus!

Thanks. They are so ugly in spring when the skunk cabbage-like leaves erupt. Then the leaves die and there's nothing there till now.

right now,we are into spring blooms,.,major show last week,with poor results,..,only a couple of months wait now,for liliums,.,.!

Awwww! I miss my daffodils!! Lucky you!

So sweet! Looking forward to your lily photos.

You can see the lilies behind the Black and Blue Salvia are starting to go dormant for the winter.

Lantanas are wonderul this year. Each covers over a square yard now.

Cleome always reminds me of something that should be growing on another planet.

My garden spider has moved from the trellis to right beside my front door. If you look closely you can see her on the far right. The coleus are getting leggy. Will need to take cuttings soon to overwinter.

When I open the door, the spider vibrates her web and makes sure I notice her. I think she moved near the plants where there is more moisure and it's cooler. I call her Hazel.

Say hi to Hazel for me! My spider left and I haven't found her yet.

Nice daffodils, Anthony. I don't have those here in Florida.

Very nice show, Susan. I know what you mean about the lantana spreading out. Mine are huge and they keep on going all winter. The butterflies love them.

Jim

I grew them in AZ.

I the Cleome!!

I haven't showed any Datura fastuosa pics for a while.

Jim

My rose of Sharon has been blooming all summer.

Jim

This is tri-colored stromanthe. It puts on a good show in a shade garden.

Jim

The pummelos are doing fine. They should be ready in December. If you have never had a pummelo, put it on your bucket list. They are wonderful.

Jim