Your papyrus is the most healthy, beautiful specimen I have ever seen. I must go fertilize mine now.
Renee

Lovely! And such a unique variety (compared to the northeast where I live).

Oh, you didn't have to twist my arm to see this!

Kathi, you have a GIFT at growing just about anything you put your hands on. Amazing. Look at all the colors and healthy plants.
I love the spider lilly and the plumeria in particular. I wish I could have the sun like you do because I would go to town like you.

You are certainly making good use out of the sun, pots, pond, and yard. Great job and thank you so much for the invite:-)

Mike

Nice Kathi, I like all the color. When my mother lived in Chino Hills,
she had som epiphylium's. They were beautiful.

Absolutely stunning...what a rainbow of color! When we travel I love seeing what other people grow in their yards, but quite frankly get rather bored because so many have the same stuff in the same colors. Your yard I would want to stop and wander in.

I had to double check where you lived - You have so many tropicals, I was thinking South America - beautiful!

So many gorgeous flowers! Very nice indeed!

Really nice container gardening!

Sighhhhhhh, if only :). I'm drooling over your Brazilian Sky Flower.

Annette

Lovely photos, Kathi, but I have a question--how confident are you in the Brazilian sky flower ID? This is where Latin nomenclature really comes in handy. The plant I've seen sold as Brazilian sky flower is Duranta erecta, or Duranta stenstachya (gesundheit), and is sometimes colloquially known as pigeon berry for the golden orange little fruit it gets in the late summer and fall.
Duranta becomes a large shrub, or, if one is extremely diligent, a small tree. The plant carrying your lovely lavender flowers looks much more like it's trying to be a vine. Could it possibly be some kissing cousin of potato vine, perhaps solanum wendlandii instead?

Kay

Here is a link that might be useful: Solanum wendlandii images

Kay,someone on here about 2 years ago told me that is what it is,i was calling it sky blue thunbergia.It looks exactly like the one you posted.
I think i also have the one you were speaking of that gets the berries,but it hasn't done much this year so far.

Mine is the vine and one good thing about it is if a piece breaks off you can plant it and get another plant.So i have 2 of them now.

Thanks everyone for the comments and the names.
Kathi