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Sweet!

That's really cute, but it isn't the one I was thinking of.

lol....well, back to the drawing board.....

Amaryllis 'Double Picotee' blooming out of season again.

Blooms are fading, but I love the color of these leaves as much as the color of the flower...



This really is Knock Your Socks Off red...lol..





Talinums are almost blooming...

This isn't a bloom, but my pineapple is getting bigger.

oh wow, kell.....you should grow a whole lot of those...do you know what fresh pineapple tastes like when Juiced? if I were back down ther, I would be growing a lot of them....

No space for a lot but I like the novelty of one.

This isn't a bloom either, but is from its summer bloom. The only one Pineapple Guava plant among four is showing fruits... (don't know why the other three are bearing none, they all bloomed in summer) Guess from their color and size the fruits are not ripe yet... Tried a few fell on ground (probably down from previous rain fall) and they taste wonderfully fresh, sweet and sour a bit close to pineapple! Wonder how long and what color they go ripe?

It's been years since I ate one, but I believe they stay green, but soften a bit.

Yes, dull, grayish green...taste wonderful. I have one in the ground up here now, we'll see if it bears.....

Ha, it stay green? So how big it goes? 2", or 3"? Right now they're about 1"

Mine in SoCal were usually about 2"...you know the flowers are edible also.....

Thanks for the info, Sherry. I hope they will all grow to 2"... If I know the flowers are edible, I should try them from the ones that don't bear fruits. But how do I know which one does have flowers, but won't produce fruits? I think if you eat flowers, there will definitely be no fruits? And I know the plant is great for landscape too. Well, all these interesting things for such lovely plants!

I wouldn't make a steady diet of the flowers, so my fruits wouldn't suffer...lol..The one I had in Fallbrook was a very mature, good sized shrub, bore quite a bit of fruit.