My giant dendrobium? (tags been gone for years) has a - 6 bloom spike although it's bent from touching ceiling of screen porch
This one is called the upside down orchid
Bromeliads galore at my house. This one was part of a living bouquet received when Jerry's mother passed in 2014.
Phalaenopsis from the live bouquet when Marge passed.
Peace lily - a potted plant from my step mother's funeral (2006)
I've never figured out what this plant is. tiny blooms directly on the leaves.
This is my deciduous dendrobium that everyone thinks is dead. Even I have thought it was dead a few times but, as you can see, here it comes for 2018!
We haven't done any maintenance on the planters yet and they were looking pretty sad until the rains. Now if it would only stop raining long enough to fresh them up for the season.
I thought the elephant ear were dead this winter but with the rains they have returned!
We used to have grass on this small strip of yard. Then we planted a tree, cut down the tree, planted it (no sprinklers here due to walkway installation), unplanted it and now it remains I dunno what. Usually the ladder is not there. Jerry was using it to trim the palm. So, I went thrifting and painted picture frames to give the area some color at least until we decide what to do with it.
Broom border
Bleeding heart vine on the fence. The gate really - not a great spot.
The weird from cousin Erica. Shocking how heavy that thing is. I think it is made of concrete.
This area of pots held much more delicate plants. Can't wait to get into refreshing them.
Hopefully someday I will have the whole patio bordered in liriope and oyster plant.
1 comment:
Love all your plants. I also like the painted frames on the fence. That is very creative and adds a lot of color(-: I hope all the rescue pets are doing well. Jack is still hanging in there at 14+ years. He is basically blind in one eye and can not hear much, but he still has a lot of spunk left in him(-:
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