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| Russelia equisetiformis (coral plant) & gazania |
Well, I have to remember what to do, but have looked at all the other bloggers who post & although their flowers look better (different to mine) Im going to give it a go!
 Tibouchina "Jazzy" is now looking heathy after a dose of iron chelates (thanks Dad!)
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| Brachyscombe, "Pacific Reef" |
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| Another Brachyscombe "Mauve Mist" |
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| The last of the pansies & the start of the ever invasive evening primrose. |
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| Mandevilla "aloha red" |
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| Ozothamnus diotophyllus - Yellow rice flower "Gold dust" (an Australian native) |
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| Chrysocephalum is still going strong & will last all summer long. |
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Trailing Geranium - Meckering (my name for it)
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Tibouchina "Jazzy" is now looking heathy after a dose of iron chelates (thanks Dad!)
Beautiful blooms! Happy GBBD.
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Hi Becc, I'm glad you posted for Bloom Day. I enjoyed seeing all of your lovely brightly colored flowers. Your Russelia seems to be doing quite well. The one I planted last year did not make it through the few frosty nights that we had. I especially like your mandevilla, another plant that simply will not survive the winter here, at least in my yard! Happy Bloom Day!
ReplyDeleteHappy GBBD, welcome to this worldwide group of bloggers. It isn't about what's best but sharing what you have. Your flowers are lovely, strong colours as one would expect with the strong light conditions you have. You are very welcome to join GB Foliage Day on the 22nd, just write a post about the foliage in your garden and leave a link with your comment. Christina
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of the flowers in this posting. Liked very much.
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