I have planted Impatiens of different colours in the shady parts of my garden. Among the few shade loving bloomers, impatiens are the the most prolific bloomers.
The Salvia is in full sun, but it can tolerate some amount of shade.
The golden Gerbera has started blooming now.
The Amazon lily is another shade loving plant which has put out flowers in deep shade.
The yellow poinsettia is slowly covering itself with pale yellow bracts.For more pictures of Blooming Friday, please visit Katarina at Roses and Stuff.
Your pictures are always wonderful. pat and I grow impatiens and salvia and on rare occasions, one winters over.
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Lovely lush plants and flowers! Your photos capture their beauty perfectly! Happy Bloom Day!
ReplyDeleteJim, thanks for your comment. The solar eclipse is happenning just now and I am trying to get some pics!
ReplyDeleteCarol, Happy Bloom Day to you too.
Beautiful pictures. Have a nice week end!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pleasure to come and see your flowers. There's so much colour in your garden!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend!
It is always a treat to visit your tropical blog! Happy blooms day! Tyra
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful tropical flowers! It's a treat for those of here in wintery NA to see such blooms this time of year.
ReplyDeleteAll the flowers are beautiful - I particularly like the Amazon Lily.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
What a feast of colour! Just the thing I needed on a grey winter day in not so tropical Nova Scotia.
ReplyDeleteThanks, friends.I really treasure your comments. Have a nice weeekend!
ReplyDeletealoha, isn't it nice that you can grow pointsettias in the ground, mine are just coming out to bloom now so i'm having xmas blooms late this year...wonderful garden blooms in your yard!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful here, have you heard of the sunpatiens? I might try some this year.
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour photos make me happy! Especially the white lily which is adorable!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a great weekend
We are lucky in California to be warm enough for blooming - but we don't get your lush blooms. Not unless we irrigate like mad. Lovely to see these vibrant colors.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen an african amazon before - that is simple stunning.
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