Early Summer flowers

Dafodills under Live Oaks

Ashe Magnolia

Southern Magnolia

Little Gem Magnolia

Knock out Roses Bush

Galardia

Peach Hibiscus

Yellow Ruffled Hibiscus

Nadina, center bush
yellow day lilies
pink periwinkle

Especially Beautiful Spring This Year

Pink Azalea

Azaleas under pines

Great conditions for Azaleas this spring

More Azaleas

Satsuma orange blossom..  It's going to be a bumper crop.

Amaryllis.  Plant them in the ground and they rebloom every spring.

Chinese Fringe Tree

Kalanchoe  wintered over and rebloomed.

Phalaenopsis.  Best orchid this year.

June and July in Full Bloom

Cone Flower

 

Hibiscus

 

Mandevilla Vine

 

 

Nandina

 

Clemantis

 

Snap Dragon

 

Live Oak

 

Marc working hard.  Always more to clean up.

 

 

Relaxing and enjoying summer and family

 

Spring flowers from the yard and woods

We have been doing a lot of walking in the woods this spring.  Sometimes we come across a tree we've never seen before.  Being natives of OH this happens fairly often with native FL trees,  This tree's flowers are very fragrant.  I learned that it's a Paradise Tree from my Tree Guide.

This is the Ashe Magnolia, the first tree we planted in the yard when we moved in 8 years ago.

Ashe Magnolia is a very slow growing tree.



Dutch Iris

Siberian Iris

Another tree we found in the woods is this pretty Sparkleberry

Jasmine we planted in the yard, but we see lots of it in the woods too.

 

Spring Orchids

Christmas treats

Phalaenopsis

Caribbean Blue

Aglow sport

Dewberry

Optimara  Mari

Tradition