Gorgeous! Tell us what they are, please Siam.
The first one and second to last are of particular interest to me.

Pam

Hi, Siam! I'm out the door...on my way to YOUR garden :)
Those cannas are beautiful as usual.
Margaret

Siam you are as always....full of surprises with yet more new plant varieties to brighten our days

Thanks

Lucy

Just lovely. Thanks for sharing with us, Siam.
Do I see a snail sitting on the pot in your first picture?
Ingrid

Your catt in the 1st pic is gorgeous! Does it have a scent?

Those are all pretty, really like your statues too!
Susan

Hi, the first pic is of a cattleya orchid, i dont know the name. and the second to last is a red lantana :)
Ingrid, yes i got some snail shells from a fellow gradener. She has large land snails (not the giant african snail) in her garden, they dont do any harm to her plants.
Karyn, yes it does have a mild scent.

I'm glad your garden looks good mines been hit hard from the freezes 11 days of freezing temps took its toll. Thanks for sharing!...Dana

You're a bit of a tease, you know that? ((-;

Beautiful as Always Siam.. How long does it take for Canna seed to grow out before it blooms???

Kylie

Just drooling over the pics...especially the orchid. Is it a Catalaya? What zone are you in. I'm in Ontario, Canada (zone 6) and our winter is just beginning!!! I brought my brugmansias in for the winter...the pink is doing great and the yellow looks as if it's ready to give up the ghost. I love to see pics of all the tropicals. Keep on posting
Marsha

Hey Marsha!! WELCOME.. I see you just joined today.. You have found a wonderful place with lots a really Wonderful people.. I hope you will stick around and give us a chance..LOL
We have a handful of Canadians around here.. âºâº

Kylie

Man i wish I had flowers!! (sigh)But right now my plants do not look hot at all , however I am already making plans for this spring I am actually starting new seeds and watering the roots? of everything I cut back due to jack frost and my CAT!!I do have a couple of ponsetas that were given to me for Christmas and believe it or not they actually look good still blooming. Later.Marcie

Kylie, the cannas take about 4-5 months to bloom from seeds. would u like to try some?
marsha yep its a cattleya, not sure of the name. Im from zone 13!!!! welcome to the forum.