Most of the brugmansias were in bloom with the exception of Pink Frost, during the visitors visit.
The B. Charles Grimaldi was heavy with scent and bloom
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And the whites were also a crowd pleaser
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I had a carton of a half dozen brightly colored round paper lanterns hanging around and hung them from the branches of an Acasia cognata tree. They remind me of Christmas decorations with a subtropical vibe.
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I had the buffet table set up yesterday too.
I didn’t get a good shot of it then, but here’s an older pix from this summer.
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Happy Holiday Seasons to All.
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It's really here isn't it? Winter I mean. Ugh. January used to be the ugly month and December was all about the holidays and celebrating. Sorry just feeling a little scorn for our coming "Arctic Blast"...
Love the Brugs! I have never been able to get them to Winter over well. But maybe I'll try again next year. They are such exotic Weeds and they get HUGE which is a trait in a plant I have always liked in the garden... I googled Acasia because I couldn't remember what they were exactly. The history of Acasia nomenclature is pretty interesting... And as
Hmmm. What happened there, "And as" what? oh well, Happy Holidaze, Patrick
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