I'm thrilled that this small Desert Rose plant is blooming again. As you can see from one of the images in this collage that it isn't an impressive-looking plant but the cluster of blooms is a joy to see. I've taken the photos in rain and in shine and they seem to be happy whatever the weather.:)
Sunset Bells/Chrysothemis pulchella. The yellow blooms are short-lived but the orange sepals hang on for a while.
Flame Violet/Episcia cupreata from the family of African violets (below). This plant does well in hanging baskets and propagation is easy.
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And lastly, the bachelor's buttons/Gomphrena globosa that I'm growing from seed has just started to bloom.I had somehow expected them to be a raging, wild shade of pink but I was surprised to see such a pure white with speckles of tiny yellow in between.
To see more blooms from around the world, check out Today's Flowers.
6 comments:
Your flowers are very beautiful!
So tiny and delicate!
xoxo
BShell
That Desert Rose is a beauty.
Gorgeous flowers, I love the Desert Rose flowers.
All are growing well for you. The bachelor's button is quiet dainty and lovely for a 'bachelor' :)
Thanks for visiting! Not sure what happened with the new linky today but it's nice we can get around it to visit.
Beautiful flowers....
Greetings, Karin
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