caliboy1994

Pandorea



Hibiscus



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Crape Myrtles

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Scuba_Dave

I know what will be blooming in the Spring
About 1500+ fall bulbs I will be planting
I extended the garden by my front fence out about 2'.....64' long
So between that, a new 10x24' garden & redoing flowers along my walkway I'm ordering a bunch
Not as many as I did in 2005......over 5,000 that year

cincinnana

This cactus bloom lasts just one night.
The next day it is gone

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So where is a picture of this display?

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cincinnana

Blue butterfly pea vine.(Clitoria Tematea)
Peculiar vine with a peculiar name

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sunfish

A passion flower

Jezebel

Mandevilla

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pmurphy

Your unknown looks to be a Princess Flower or Glory Bush "tibouchina urvilleana" which is a tropical/sub-tropical shrub zones 9 - 11. It flowers in the autumn...triggered by the cooler temperatures
Mine is also flowering but I have since moved it into the greenhouse as nights are dropping to 5C at night.
Pam

caliboy1994

Yep, that would be it. Thanks.

Also....Passiflora 'Fredericks.'

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venturabananas

Plumeria:
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Not today, but recently, Hedychium ginger:
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Each year it is more of a struggle to wrestle my 4 large Brugs back into the garage for the long winter, but when they bloom especially now in the Fall, their perfume hypnotizes me into doing it once again in order to save them for another year. And especially since, after six years, there is no more need to bend down to them, I can just walk up next to them or underneath to catch the fragrance or snap a picture! Plus in the years when they last - don't get frosted - until after Halloween - they are the most exotic flowers in this Pittsburgh neighborhood for the big night's wanderings!!

RandyGHO

Colocasia Gigantea Blooms

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pmurphy

This plant is fantastic, I would love to be able to grow them here! I see you are in zone 8b....do you leave it outside year round? Is it a bulb?
Pam

RandyGHO

Pam, this is my first year with the plant but I think with mulch it will survive without the leaves. It is one great plant.
This is where I got the plant. They have a good write up.

Brian's Botanicals

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G.W.

this looks almost identical to a giant elephant ear here in Fl which easily attains 8ft tall

maybe the leaf margin is smoother

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Winter losers, kohala longan, misi luki, 80% jackfruit seedling loss

first bloomers, HUA MOA, DC, D NAMWAH, FHIA 17, KANADARIAN, RAJA PURI, M D NAMWAH

best bunch FHIA 17 , undisclosed

WORST BUNCH hua moa, 2 fingers