My plant wall and citrus grove in my driveway is coming along nicely. It's amazing how many flowers the kumquat has been producing. This is the third flush this season!
Mule palm getting a lot of size (trachycarpus latisectus on the left side)
Close up of my Tetrapanex & Mrs. Peters Geranium
My variegated kumquat doing well!
Sago palm slowly trying to flush out.
Plenty of blooms on the kumquat & my Bronx Zoo Fig (Biagos Blush) is definitely ready to go in the ground next season. This is an air layer from my parents garden.
Peeping snow queen hibiscus above with the Sweet Potato Vines creeping downward. A cool effect!
You can see the Yucca aloifolia Magenta Magic on the bottom left side here
Zinnia that I didn't plant (Thank you birds!)
Tibouchina urvella peeping in on the left side. This overwinters in the garage. My Hybrid Cycad (revoluta x panzhihuaensis) flushes so much more easily than the Sago
Wider shot!
Another angle with my Pink Passion Cordyline australis
Encore Azaleas begin! Fall is here!
Madagascar palm (Pachypodium lamerei) grows SO slow here, but at least it looks pretty for now. Won't be long before it's inside for the winter. The Yucca rostrata will go in the ground in the spring. Also peeping on the left side is my Trachycarpus fortunei (aka my windmill palm!)
Thanks for looking!
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