Savannah
my flower pots 🌷🌿☀️
Flowering plants
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Kait🌼
From my grandmother, I hope she lives forever💓🌸
Fern <3
Look at my Alocacia (Regal Shield)’s new bloom! Must be very happy!!! 😊
Pliny the Elder
Gymnocalycium blooms finally starting to open.
Mama’s plants 🪴
So many sunflowers and bees. 🌻🐝 Great photos. 🙂
Mullein
My stepmom’s beautiful waterlily popped out a chimera colored bloom! 🤩 It’s so gorgeous. It had already closed up for the day by the time I got there to see it myself, but I was told it was practically glowing in person. I forgot to take a picture but there was also a lily pad that was half variegated, half plain green. I just think plant genetics are so dang cool! Usually this plant has flowers that look like the pink speckled side with red variegated leaves
Dana
Flowering Dogwood
Dana
Penta
Dana
Spirea - foliage comes out purple then turns green
Dana
Proven Winners Super Petunias 4.5 Grandi pot
Dana
Butterfly Bush
Amber
Red hot hibiscus Gorgeous flowers and absolutely beautiful red, pink, and green leaves
Pliny the Elder
I have a bunch of gymnos ready to bloom.
Stargzrlily
Can anyone help ID this plant. Planta doesn’t know it. TIA 🌺
Nikki
Just bought two moth orchids !
Mama’s plants 🪴
More happy bees 🐝
nano
picked up this desert rose and it’s my first time having one of them. i’ve watched many videos on pruning these so they become more full and have more flowers, but i’m still very confused by it. i’ve seen people cut the branches short and the plant has no leaves at all, and then it grows more a couple weeks later. is that literally what you do? i don’t want to cut the stems and have absolutely zero leaves for a couple weeks or it ends up dying, but if that’s the way, then i will have to.
Sunny
I can recommend Crossandra ‘Orange Marmalade’ as a reliable daily bloomer all spring and summer. It’s hardy in zones 10 and 11. It dies very well in pots when the weather warms up. I’ve had one in a planter for over a year. I take it inside during a hard freeze. It t propagates very easily. Just pinch of a three inch piece and push it directly into soil, pushing a leaf node below the soil. I don’t even remove the lower leaves. It roots very quickly and produces flowers within a few weeks.
Amber
Picked up another new baby today ❤️❤️
k_ashby_grows
went off to uni not three weeks ago and it started flowering the morning i left… missed the first wave of flowers but mum pruned the dead ones and now there’s lots of baby flowers!! maybe they’ll be opening by next weekend when i’m home ☺️
