
Above, the big guys: Pink Abutilon, Sunflower (under the birdfeeder), and Camelia Yuletide (performing well since right before the holidays).

The daisy-like fellers: African Daisies (purple, next to pond and out front), Euryops (upper-right), and Gazania.

Some succulent action. I've forgotten the exact types: Aloe relative (upper right), String of pearls (lower left), Warty-leafed paddle-type guy (lower right).

Four kinds of Geranium.

Teeny cluster flowering guys (clockwise from upper left): Sea Lavender, Jade, Lantana, and Sweet Alyssum.

Edibles: Rosemary, Lime tree, Beets, and Cilantro.

Pink: Dianthus, Kalanchoe, Ice plant, and Sage.

Leaning to the right: Bird of Paradise, Mexican Sage, and Paddle Plant.

And leaning to the left: Bacopa Snowflake, Cape Honeysuckle, and — ugh, groan — Clover.
WOW ! just like the arboretum. I love them all so much I have tears for loving U and them.
ReplyDeleteMy favs are the: Mex and pink sage, all the geraniums, the allysum (on the curb?), all the daisies, and of course the bird of paradise. Heck just all of them are perfect what a treat to also see the lime tree. MY fav. limes came from that tree.
What about Sea Lavender--special!! My new fav.
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