orange black eyed susan..but notice? no eye.
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Jungle Heights
Hi Rj enjoyed the article; nephew is cute. Did he visit you recently? Who's garden were you touring???
It was Mike's garden in west Houston. I've been wanting to take you thru there..it makes me look like a novice. He was here last spring.
beaumontia Murtonni, cousin of Beaumontia Grandiflora or easter lilly vine
this is the beaumontia grandiflora which is blooming now in the front garden. It's flower is more sculpted and tubular
Great article Randy! (As I sit here in my muumuu that my daughter brought back from Oahu, feels right at home! haha!)
My "Little Hawaii" is in desperate need of weeding and repotting. Lots of daylilies have scaped. Another amaryllis is about to bloom. The peach hibiscus are blooming as well as the double red. The plumerias are leafing out. All is good.