Summer is making its presence felt here- water shortage, dry gardens, heat... The real eye candy for us in these parts of the earth is the sight of a sheet of water, or a shade tree! Flowers are blooming despite the heat. Hibiscus seems to love the heat.
Oh such a shame about that gorgeous Powder Puff shrub! Wonder what the problem was?
ReplyDeleteLove your Hibiscus. They do indeed thrive in the heat ... beautiful eye candy!
Gorgeous flowers and colors as always! It is indeed a shame about the Powder Puff shrub! I, too, wonder why??? Hope you have a great day!
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The Hibiscus are so pretty! They are eye candy to me for sure.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hibiscus!
ReplyDeletePink powder puff? I never see them before! such a lovely plant!
Lovely photos. I am very fond of hibiscus too. Spring has just started here..... Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteWow it's so great to have them before they fully open, giving a different perspective! lovely.
ReplyDeleteThat pink powder puff shrub is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteDo you know the scientific name of the powder puff shrub? I have never seen this gorgeous plant before!
ReplyDeleteUnderbara blommor du visar i din blogg. Have a nice weekend. Anita
ReplyDeleteGorgeous plants! The puff shrub looks very exotic!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend.
I like you hibiskus :) /Suss
ReplyDeleteThank you for this view of Hibiscus - real eye candy in my winter environment!
ReplyDeleteGrobar Karina, The scietific name of the pink powder puff is Calliandra surinamensis. It is a native of the tropical America.Thanks for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeletePretty eye candy.
ReplyDeleteAlways a delight to see these amazing hibiscus flowers. Eye candy, indeed!!
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