I enjoy seeing your pictures; you grow lots of things I have never heard of. The Fanick phlox is a beauty; that I do know.

The plumbago keeps tempting me. It is a beautiful shade of blue and I think it was Flower Lady who had some too. Just need to find a location for it before I take the plunge.

Wonderful, all of it!

Nell

Very nice Kathy.

Sierra

Oh the Pigeon Berry is beautiful!
I've never heard of it.
I had Plumbago two years ago. It is grown as an annual this far north, but pretty inexpensive to buy. You can winter it over if you have a sunny window or a greenhouse. Wish I had saved mine. There was none available around here this year, for some reason. I grew it in with my pink flowering Lady Elsie May Rose. Beautiful! Gorgeous grown in amongst the colorful Tropical Hibiscus, too.

Haven't done much in my garden the last few weeks, but I do stroll through and enjoy my flowers and plants. My little trees are really taking off and growing and my Pink Wisteria tree now has a lovely shape. It looks like it is trying to make a few blooms. That would be awesome! With the cooler temps and more frequent rainfall that we are now getting, my flowers are really beginning to put on a show. I love the cool, moist mornings and evenings when I take my walks.

Beautiful flowers Kathy!

~Annie

Thank you for sharing your beautiful pictures.

All the photos are wonderful. I especially love the beautiful blue of the princess flower. Have to look that one up! Knowing the weather you've had down that way it is amazing that you have such wonderful blooms! Thanks for posting the great pictures!

Debby

Thanks all,

If you want seed for the pigeon berry, let me know.

Debby, princess flower is: Tibouchina Urvilleana. The bush is not very pretty, but the flowers make up for it.

Here is a link that might be useful: princess flower

Beautiful Kathy, that Flox is to die for! M

Absolutely gorgeous.
gramma jan