I think some of those are blue eyes grass, and or RainliliesBhuter said:Very nice, Nancy & Kevin! Colorful!
Kevin: Is that 3rd picture down a Bleeding Heart...or Fuchsia...not sure if those are the same or not. Lovely!
You painted that amazing flower specimen, right Nancy? [emoji1939] Holy makerel...unbelievable colors!!! Huge, and uber bright! Fabuloso!
Ran around the yard taking pics of itty bitty flowers hiding in the grass.
Some past friends! Old pics. The spider on the bottom right is chowin' on an aphid.
Various Capsicum Flowers
I have a lot of mushroom pictures as well. Would anybody be interested in seeing those? Don't be afraid to speak up or say no.
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Colors from your garden - a colorful thread
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A couple of Heliconias blooming now.
They are in the same ballpark, Heliconiaceae is the Zingiberales order with Strelitziaceae (Bird of Paradise) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZingiberalesBhuter said:
Only Wild Flowers so far.
Cat Mint.
For years, we've had a jungle in the side yard. Only about 4 feet wide, but the entire length of the property line. Walnut trees, oak trees, & various other "weed trees", with numerous vining plants that have them all in bondage. While walking past it yesterday, I noticed flower petals on the ground that I had never seen before...within the jungle. I asked GIP if he had any clue as to what it was, and he immediately had an answer....and one that seemed to be accurate.
Catalpa bignonioides
I live up north. This is a southern tree. But I guess it doesn't care about climate. Lol
Catalpa bignonioides
I live up north. This is a southern tree. But I guess it doesn't care about climate. Lol
Very Nice 
i live in the northeast and there is one of these trees next to the parking lot where i work. the flowers are beautiful and very fragrant when in bloom but the tree really makes a mess. there are long beans that are about a foot long that drop when they dry up. they drop after the flowers drop. finally the leaves drop in the fall so 3 times during the growing season it sheds a lot and i learned not to park under it.Bhuter said:For years, we've had a jungle in the side yard. Only about 4 feet wide, but the entire length of the property line. Walnut trees, oak trees, & various other "weed trees", with numerous vining plants that have them all in bondage. While walking past it yesterday, I noticed flower petals on the ground that I had never seen before...within the jungle. I asked GIP if he had any clue as to what it was, and he immediately had an answer....and one that seemed to be accurate.
Catalpa bignonioides
I live up north. This is a southern tree. But I guess it doesn't care about climate. Lol
Hybrid Lily
