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1. 1st picture,the light colored one in the center of bottom row.
2. Big one in picture #5
3. Picture 8, bottom

I am always writing down the names of the ones I love so I can see if I can find them.

Thanks again for posting your LOVELY pictures!
Linda

Beautiful plants and pic's as usual. I wish I had heaps of money and had been able to get to your sale .......but then on the other hand where would I have put them all?

Keep 'em coming, all the best, Nev.

I noticed after I posted the opening words that it all looked very MeMeMe I I I. I hope it did not come accross as big noting myself.

Linda, you will be very rewarded with Lila and Purple star, two of my faves also....along with many many others, like the ones you just pointed out...LOL

The first one you asked after is Kay Jay.....an absolute must for all collections, just gorgeous
The big one is another Fave...Johannis De Rolfe....yummmmyummmmm hes in centerstage right now at the head of the brom house.
And the last one...I have to go run outside to see the tag on that one to be sure....hang on ....BRB
Concentrica, Albo marginata. I think that should be fairly easy for you to find.

Hey Nev,lol...I realised after reading that , that I forgot to send you pics of the broms in sale.So Sorry.Email coming your way asap.

Here are a couple of pics that I had also loaded to show last night.
This is a little section at our front veranda I puled the nasty looking garden out that was there and then put down some nice stones then placed some sun hardy broms there. They get all morning till 12.00 pure sun, but its winter sun and there has only been a tad of bleaching while they get used to the new rays.

This is the entrance of the brom house with the new shadecloth veranda in place with some bluegum poles from the property. Makes a very nice effect.Nev the broms all in the enrance undercover is all the brompups for sale. Thats not a clear view of course but a little peek.lol

Paul, here is our experiment pieces side by side doing their stuff....lol....dont they look lovely together...heheeee
They are in that last picture also to the left of the walkway, they see morning sun and midday sun

This is a show stand in the center of the brom house in the green section. I put all the Tim Plowmans in the one pot for a nicer effect.Jennie, there is the latest one I got from you, that stripey black and grey chantinni. Its soooo nice. I love it.

And as you can probaly make out there , is my very first Grub....lol....as Ive seen Kerry call it....LOL

And a guzzy, which the name fails to make sense on the tip of my tounge.lol

I always love seeing your plants, you definitely have the knack for growing lovely broms.

Is the large Neo in your first photo above GeeWhiz?

Cheers,

Rick

Paul

And about: "I hope it did not come accross as big noting myself". If you grow them that nice, be proud about it and flaunt it!!!

Your Neo Bailey's Choice is the nicest one I ever saw - in real life or on a picture!

Gosh Jaga,Nice of you to say so, that they are getting better....lol...Ive noticed this also with this shadehouse and living here (been here almost 2 years) and Ive seen alot of changes and I too see them getting better and better, so obviously all about location location.
Yup Yup Vriesias are sneeking in more and more. Im loving them mainly for the squigly patterned foliage...and everynow and then you get a nice flower spike pop up amoungst the crowd...so rather rewarding I must say.
Oh Oh Oh and yes I do have Vr Gigantea var seildeliana....but mine dont have the 'var' in the name on the tag. They are three tiny little seedlings I bought a year ago and have not grown even one centemetre...lol...maybe they would appreciate a new pot.

Yes Rick, I do think it is a Gee Whiz. I just went out to look at his tag as there was a possibility it was called WaHa. But the tag is gone? Ive just planted him out in a garden 2 weeks ago and i seem to have lost the tag....booger

Thanks everyone for your comments.I will try to keep some different views comming sometimes, but I just cant get my eyes past the coloured up well formed Neos. Thats when I run for my camera again.

Here's what mine looked some time ago. But in stead of developing in a bigger, better looking plant, it did not turn out very nice. Had some deformed leaves. But it did get some very nice colour when it flowered! The first pup also came out all twisted, but there are 2 small pups on it now that looks like they are going to be well!

Great to see your orlandiana experiment going strong. I'll take a pic of my half of it and post it on the weekend.

I just wish I had your winter! In that first pic in the second lot - the one with the plants in the new bed next to the cane chairs - is that Ae. JC Superstar towards the left hand end? The one that is still a nice hot pink underneath? My JC gets full morning sun right through - and it still goes a slightly pink oatmealy colour after the first few cold nights in a row in May. Or maybe it's the day temps not getting hot enough down here in mid-winter? But if I put it in a more sheltered spot that heats up in the sun, it doesn't seem to get strong enough light. Hmmmm. Maybe I just have to make do with intense colour for 8 months of the year.

Ah well, just love to see some more pics anytime you get the chance. Cheers, Paul