My indoor plants! This is a long one

 I have hundreds of plants, and most of them are tropical. Now that winter's here the plants are too... inside the house. I don't think a single room is spared and I wouldn't have it any other way! 

Hi From My bedroom. 

Medinilla magnifica

Triangle Palm & autograph tree peeking in

Kentia Palm, Cattleya Orchid, Kalanchoe villosa, anthurium

Ponytail palm, agaves, plumeria, spindle palm

Welcome to my Den! My Ficus tineke, Arenga Palm, and Coconut palm are in these photos. The coconut palm is struggling hard.

From the kitchen you can see the Flamethrower palm is center stage.

Bird of Paradise and Monstera sneaking in here.

Monstera Thai Constellation

Bismarkia and Poinsettia

Ixora Maui Yellow has tons of flower power! It's on my kitchen counter.

 Ponderosa Lemon

Philodendron cortadum, Gaussia Princeps, Kumquat Centennial Variegated 

Trachycarpus latisectus

Variegated Centennial Kumquat

And a few cell phone photos!

Evergreen dogwood at my parents

Chamadorea microspadix still outside as of December 4, it's seen 25F and a lot of hours below freezing.

Tiger Eyes Pansy

glacier eucalyptus

Sago Palm also still outside. So scared for this!

Mule palm also still outside. What am I thinking!!

Waggie and Holly fern. These are fine!

Hi little camellia!

The pond!

Inside the garage. Check out the babaco papaya

Meyer lemon going strong

And some repeats from in the house. 

It's late November, here's a look at the garden!

I finally got around to digging up my Musa Sikkimensis, it's the last banana to go inside. We haven't had a frost or freeze yet this season, but we have a cold weekend ahead. Saturday November 30, will be the first freeze of the season and we have several hard freezes in the forecast. 

Still getting Zucchini Rampicante. Amazing year for these squash!

Time to bring the Alphina Ginger inside

Melianthus major -  Honeybush

At my parent's house on Saturday

I cannot believe I am getting swollen buds on my Camellia japonicas already! Spring Promise bloomed in January last year, but this year it's officially opening up in November. Absolutely wild! 

Sabal minor and volunteer Yucca recurvifolia at my parents on Staten Island

Fatsia Japonica are having a banner year for blooms!

My giant Cordyline Pink Diamonds! They were tiny plants from Home Depot just a few years ago. A very easy cultivar to keep alive indoors.