Okay I finally got a album done and even did thumbnails! Theres not many photos in there yet but I will add alittle at a time.
Donna

looks like a good start i also have a few snow queen hibiscus and one more variegated called general cortuigues spelled wrong has nto bloomed yet

in gardening there are no failures only learning experiances unless of course you give up mikey in fl

Good job, Donna --- very pretty !!!! Are these blooming for you now? I am so ready to see COLOR again.

USDA Zone 7/8
Copper Canyon
North Central Texas

Nice! I like the Passion Flower, is it a named one? And that variegated Hibiscus is pretty neat!

Lynne
USDA 9b, Heat 10
Bradenton, Florida

Mikey thanks you,, By the way I love your quote about gardening it definately is one to remember...

Carrie I have a few things blooming now but just getting geared up. Yesterday we had a record high of 83 here in jacksonville so my plants are so confused. The hibiscus are blooming along wit the angels trumpet and Im just waiting on new blooms on everything else...

Lynn the passionflower vine is a maypop I believe. I got it a while ago and lost the tag. Right now catapillers have eaten it down to stems for the 4th time. I just dont know what to do.. The hibiscus is a snow queen and just uder 2 feet tall but constantly blooming..

Happy gardening all Im back off to do more work in the yard...
Donna

How I wish it were 83 degrees here today!! Even though we have had a mild winter so far (January and February are our coldest months), I am sick of it. I do enjoy the migratory birds that I have at my feeders each winter, and they keep me sane while waiting for Spring. I especially enjoy the Junkos and Goldinch - they keep me entertained.

USDA Zone 7/8
Copper Canyon
North Central Texas