A gardenia:

Epidendrum (an orchid; my grandmother refers to it as ' the weed' because it grows so well in her garden despite abuse):

Hydrangea (from a potted plant that was a party favor at an award ceremony earlier this year for my other, now-departed grandmother — I'm particularly pleased that it's survived):

And still a few frangipani blossoms!

4 comments:
Oh, I so miss living in a warmer, somewhat tropical climate at times! My childhood-spent in Panama-has given me a love of orchids and those lush, lovely, incredibly wonderful smelly flowers that you get to grow in San Diego.
Thank you, a very nice ECF!
Those are all beautiful photos, what kind of camera are you using, Miss Photographer?
And if I can get away posting goats every day, you can do Clapotis.
Thank you for posting these most amazing pics! It's a very grey and gloomy day over here today, so seeing this colorful beauty on your page definitely cheered me up! ;)
Oooh, some of my favorites! Beautiful!!
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