Chocolate flower is still blooming:
Blue Mistflower, too:
The shrimp plant is still blooming, although it's leaves are starting to yellow a bit:
There are a few Costa Rican Peppers to harvest yet:
The Golden Leadball tree is still full of yellow powder-puffs:
There are a few Moon flowers hanging on, having crept their way into the Chili Pequins:
The Eve's Necklacepod tree is living up to it's name:
And the Weeping Yaupon Holly is turning colors. Soon it's red berries will be gone, stripped clean by the denizens of my garden:
And Finally, some Copper Canyon daisy. They look kinda thin this year, as it has been a very dry Fall season:
4 comments:
Lovely pics. I particularly like the shrimp plant and the golden leadball tree, neither of which I've ever seen here.
It has been really nice outside. I like the chocolate flower. You have a lot of pretty plants in your garden. I like that yellow leadball tree....pretty post!
I am glad the sun isn't killing you anymore...:)
Nice post...I especially love the Mistflower, is that a form of Eupatorium?
What a gorgeous garden! And such a wonderful variety of native plants. My chocolate flower is looking really sad; don't know what's happened but maybe it will rally after seeing yours! I dearly want a golden leadball tree, too!
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