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BajaBlanca
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JUNE flowers in my garden ..... new ones today !
The last one - the yellow flower - is the second one this season and this is the first time it has ever flowered ...
and lastly, I just had to include this one, for those who have never been to our B & B, let me introduce Rex, one of the COOLEST dogs around, we
brought him all the way from England via U.S. to Baja and he has never left our house since !!!
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Eli
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You are surrounded by beauty, thank you for sharing some of it.
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I had the pleasure of staying with Les and blanca and REX, very cool dog, great view and even better hosts. Love the pics of your flowers, See ya in
November.
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BajaBlanca
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thanks Eli and htnfool (see ya in November !!)
gardening is a passion of mine, esp. cultivating for flowers.
my orchid flowered for the 2nd time in 5 years a while ago ... now that was incredible !
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Thanks for posting these unusual and beautiful blooms. Many of these are new to me.
I can also attest to the pleasure of sharing Les and Blancas beautiful B&B.
Iflyfish
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Thanks so much... a very colorful array ... really love plants for lots of reasons.... but, their flowers are just special...
Rex looks like one really mellow dog... and go anywhere and be at home...
Again thanks...
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What are the names of the first 2? they are beautiful.
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BajaBlanca
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I do not know the name of either of them but i will try to find out. the first one just started growing wild in the pot ... and it almost seems like
it is a weed, but i LOVE the flowers.
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Very nice Blanca.
What we see depends mainly on what we look for.
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BajaBlanca
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sooooo fun
the first one blossomed today .... it is so small before it flowers, that i didnt even realize it was ready to bloom !!! the other was there the
other day but the photos didnt come out very well, so here they are today:
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Eli
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It looks like an impossible yard to leave, just such a beautiful place to be, feliz dia, may your flowers continue to bloom.
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I think they are passion flower and mandevilla-your blooms are so beautiful!
Just bought some hot pink peonies from Trader Joes-oh, how I wish I could grow them. Those and lilacs. Probably the only 2 things I miss from the
right coast-oh, and NYC greasy pizza!
Thanks for sharing!
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did someone say Blooms?
here's a cholla, i think!
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and a really cool variant of Dragon Fruit.... yesterday the stem was 2". today it is 5" and BLOOMING. our red barrel has bloomed twice. the peaches
are being enjoyed, 5 kinds of squash are coming in, 2 types of corn, peas, beans, 2 types of tomato(e)s , jalapeno, serano, eggplant, bell pepper, spinach, huacatay is 4 feet tall, caigua is finally growing now that the
weather warmed, and the aji amarillo is digging the warmth too.
so many blooms, so little time......
thanks Blanca, for giving springtime a platform. may-november is my favorite time of the year!
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Thanks so much for posting these beauties!! The colors are amazing, not the palet I see in the north, just gorgeous!!
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Beautiful Blanca ---your yard must be really a great place to be! And I love your dog.
And Woody, that dragon fruit flower is wonderful!
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BajaBlanca
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woody - please please bring us a "baby" from the cholla and the dragon fruit ...wowwwwwwwwwwwwwww
the first purple flower I posted is called MALVA ROSA and yes, the secondone is most likely mandevilla. it's leaves just started turning yellow
...does this perhaps mean too much water ???? H E L P !!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaBlanca
woody - please please bring us a "baby" from the cholla and the dragon fruit ...wowwwwwwwwwwwwwww
the first purple flower I posted is called MALVA ROSA and yes, the secondone is most likely mandevilla. it's leaves just started turning yellow
...does this perhaps mean too much water ???? H E L P !! |
Malva Rosa---the generic name in the US is Lavatera (assurgentifolia).
Woody---that's a Mammilaria or something but not a Cholla---it won't produce pups for a looooong time! You see them all over Baja....
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Cholla in bloom
nena
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaBlanca
...........yes, the second one is most likely mandevilla. it's leaves just started turning yellow ...does this perhaps mean too much water ???? H E
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Blanca - I think your second photo (the red flower) is a dipladenia, which is a type of mandevilla but is a bit bushier than the mandevilla vine
itself. Either way, a gorgeous plant.
Likes to be kept evenly moist - not wet - spring and summer. Perhaps the leaves are yellowing because it could use a bit of plant food? My best
guess.
Thank you for sharing your garden pix with us. Much fun to see.
nena
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