March is usually cold, cloudy and generally miserable here on Long Island ... but we got a VERY nice reprieve this week. Temperatures soared into the 70s for 2 days straight in my garden & we had a string of 60s too. So I took out the tropical plants for some fresh air and sunshine!
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| Queen Palm, Singapore Twist, and Camellia |
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| Lady palm, Sasanqua camellia (it's been blooming on and off all winter), and to the left, a variegated kumquat. |
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| A closeup! |
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| I'm playing around with some color combinations and really like the way the variegated ti plant looks with the chinese fan palm |
 To the far right you see a poinsetta is still filled with color!  |
| Flamethrower palm living its best life with the Staghorn Fern and Ti Plant |
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| I repotted my Orange and Yellow Bird of Paradise. It took me over a half hour to pry the roots off and unfortunately I did damage a few of the roots. |
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| A very exciting purchase - a Monstera Thai Consellation! |
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| Bismarkia Palm looking good! |
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