Thursday, September 16, 2010

SEPTEMBER FOLIAGE FOLLOW-UP

First of all, thanks to Pam at Digging for hosting this monthly event. I skipped GBBD this month since I've posted a lot of flowers already.  The southern sun has shifted to the backyard and so you'll get to see a few reasons why I call my garden Tropical Texana.
                                             A peek through our native palmetto
Monstera deliciosa is root hardy in zone 9 :-)

Air Potato vines scramble up the swing set

Variegated Mexican Fire Spike

Red reullia grown from a stem cutting. I love these leaves.

Agaves march along the sidewalk to the backyard.

THE BACKYARD FILLED WITH HEAT LOVING TROPICALS
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9 comments:

  1. Your backyard looks wonderful to me, here is autumn coming with bad weather and darker evenings.

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  2. Fantastic!!! I really want to try the monstera deliciosa around the property....beautiful garden:)

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  3. Your backyards sure does look like a tropical paradise ... your variegated Fire Spike is great.

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  4. I like your back yard! Looks like a jungle. We have so many palmettos in Louisiana! Love the monstera too.

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  5. Had not seen the variegated form of the Firespike. Very nice looking.

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  6. Like the new header!

    Ooooh, I didn't know there was a variegated firespike. That one is going on my list of must haves!

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  7. It's great to see the long shot of your garden. And I always enjoy your fresh perspectives, like that first image through the palmetto leaves.

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  8. Looking at your beautiful blog and garden I feel I just landed in Hawaii. Of course being from Zone 5 I have zone envy.

    Looking forward to reading more of your posts. Thanks for stopping by my blog for visit.

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  9. David, what a fantastic, jungly garden you have. And that is a monster of a bromeliad. Wow. I'm just now checking your sidebar and see you're a zone 9/10. I love how you're enjoying your zone!

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I always appreciate your comments & questions! Happy Gardening from David/ Tropical Texana

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