Awesome Tofi!

Debra, glad to know Fs is happy for you. That one is soooo neat!

Here was a happy Croton!


Lovely Cassia at home in the Arizona sun.




a Calathea I used to have.



This one is Canna Cleopatra.

Here's a Cylindropuntia ramosissima var. nudum.


Cereus Forbesii



Caesalpinia cacalaco



Caralluma socotrana

A favorite from my folks yard:

An invasive pest, but pretty:

GrammaChar said:Cilantro

now that makes for a great floral photograph! Known more commonly as Coriander here; I love the flavour but can't grow it in the summer months (for salads) because it just races/bolts to seed too quickly.

@carolem . Can't make Borracho Beans without cilantro. Luckily it comes up all over the yard!

Cowpen Daisy (Verbesina encelioides). Host for the Bordered Patch butterfly.

from my garden at differing times of year ...


Chrysanthemum


Cosmos


Camellia, Yuletide (photo taken in April - summer is too hot for camellias to flower)


Camellia (maybe Beatrice Emily)


Camellia, Jennifer Susan

Clematises I have known and grown and loved. The first two grew intertwined, and looked splendid together.


And the same for the next two:







They are all pretty wonderful, and I enjoyed having them in Robson.

An afterthought:

Crinum in the Rain >

< Clematis bunny

Cactus >(Mobot) <Chinese Elm

Chiquita < (an Echinacea)


< Cat (begins with C) in the Garden

Chionodoxa forbesii >



Tulips with a C:








Daffodils with a C:

Lilies that begin with C:

More 'C' photos:
Chrysanthemum -




Columbines -





Of course, I had to have a Nora Barlow!

cat and chrysanthemum


and some other critters and C plants

Photos of ' C ' flowers --

Cosmos

Clematis

There are many more that bloomed in our gardens this year, but got lazy-bones today. Would have to pull them off the external HD .. perhaps one day when the spirit moves me.

Merry Christmas to all who Dig in the Dirt !

Peggy

Wonderful photos