Plumerias
Canna Lily
Adenium
Trumpet vine
Dwarf Ixora
Russelia equistiiformis
Clerodendron Thomsoni
Heliconia Rostrata
Quisqualis indica or the Rangoon creeper
Lemonia spectabilis
Friday, May 15, 2009
Garden Bloggers Blooms Day May 2009
Scorching Sun, smoldering earth, parched plants mark the mid may GBBD. The heat has been getting on me and my plants, though I did take a break from it all, but more about it later. Right now it is a desperate defiant attempt by the blooms to thrive.
Sunflower
Plumerias
Canna Lily
Adenium
Trumpet vine
Dwarf Ixora
Russelia equistiiformis
Clerodendron Thomsoni
Heliconia Rostrata
Quisqualis indica or the Rangoon creeper
Lemonia spectabilis
Plumerias
Canna Lily
Adenium
Trumpet vine
Dwarf Ixora
Russelia equistiiformis
Clerodendron Thomsoni
Heliconia Rostrata
Quisqualis indica or the Rangoon creeper
Lemonia spectabilis
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16 comments:
A lovely tropical stroll!
Beautiful flowers. It is exciting to see what's blooming on the other side of the world.
Fantastic blooms...The Trumpet Vine is a good looking plant...Is it a high climber? gail
I can't believe how many blooming plants you have with the heat!!! I am impressed!!! They are just so beautiful, and I am so happy that you have them!!!
A perfect tropical Indian Garden, GT! Wow! Look at your Rangoon Creeper! It's madness! I went crazy when little bunches of flowers sparely covered my Rangoon Creeper. Seeing yours, I've turned mad! I so wish I can smell the fragrance of those Plumerias! Wonderful Photos!
Like Chandramouli I'm amazed to see the blooms on your Rangoon creeper. Wow! My trumpet creeper hasn't started flowering as yet. You're way ahead. Love that pink of the Plumeria!
What a bunch of fantastic plants! So exotic-looking and beautiful.
Love that shade of salmon in the trumpet vine.
Lovely plants, With these plants blooming around i think you do get some relief from the scorching heat.
Even its getting so hot here in hills i can well imagine what it would be in Saharanpur.
But neways your blooms are just beautiful.
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Many thanks, Ben
It is nice to see so many exotics which I can only grow as houseplants. I can almost smell the plumeria. Almost...
In our colder climate all your plants are houseplants to me. So it is wonderful to see them grown in the open as they should be :)
I love all the exotic colours and the plumeria is a favourite of mine for its fragrance :)
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For awhile I thought your climate was much like mine, but I do think it's closer to Florida's or Southern California. Lovely plants. I especially like the color of the Trumpet Vine.
Aiyana
I always enjoy my visits to your lovely blog, even though I don't seem to get over here often enough! Seeing your garden is a treat and I always learn about a plant I've never heard of! Thanks for sharing:-)
Wow! It's amazing to see how many blooming plants you have in your garden! I am very impressed!
glad to see that you're back... and I'm anxiously awaiting more pics of wonderful blooms...
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