Some random pictures

[JohnJearrard]

Hedychium looking good at the moment.


Hedychium gardnerianum Kenneggy Small Form 041014 by John Jearrard, on Flickr

Especially pleased with the 'Kenneggy Small Form' of H. gardnerianum, growing abouit 45cm tall and flowering reliably.


Hedychium Tai Pink Profusion 041014 by John Jearrard, on Flickr
H. 'Tai Pink Profusion'.



Hedychium coccineum 041014 by John Jearrard, on Flickr
H.coccineum in a fairly typical form.



Hedychium 'Coccineum Yellow' 041014 by John Jearrard, on Flickr
H. 'Coccineum Yellow' (not a form of H.coccineum, but that is what it was called when it arrived).


Hedychium Tresco No.2 041014 by John Jearrard, on Flickr
Hedychium 'Tresco No.2'.


Hedychium urophyllum 041014 by John Jearrard, on Flickr
H.urophyllum.



Camellia Takanini 041014 by John Jearrard, on Flickr
And a completely gratuitous picture of the first of the seasons Camellia, C. 'Takanini' which really is the strange colour it appears to be.

[LONGK]

Stapelia gigantea....................

[LONGK]

The last small raceme of flowers on my Sesbania for this year..................

[charlie]

can never resit taking pictures of this
phymosia umbellata 002 by charliepridham, on Flickr

phymosia umbellata 002 by charliepridham, on Flickr

[LONGK]

How hardy is that Phymosia umbellata? It's a bit of a gem!

Lophospermum erubescens...................

[charlie]

Phymosia I regard as a bit of a risk outside, needs a wall behind really, probably similar to Lavatera maritima in hardiness

[JonK]

I've had a good crop of pumpkins this year. The blue/green ones are Queensland Blue and are really good eaters. They store well and should last through to the early spring. The biggest came in at 16 lb's (or 7.3kg for you younger ones :lol: ).

[Chad]

Tithonia diversifolia

Pseudogynoxys chenopodioides

Chad.

[charlie]

Good looking display Jon

Chad, looks like the Marsdenia has settled in, did you get flowers this year? I love the orange of the Psuedogynoxys chenopodioides, I thought I may have lost it last winter, mild and wet seemed less to its liking than cold and dry.

By the by you should have issued health warnings for the Tropaeolum tricolor and pentaphylla they grow like crazy, got back from our two weeks away and they are into everything and the stems and leaves so fine I am terrified to try and re route them.

[Chad]

The Marsednia flowered in the early summer [and then defoliated with red spider mite]. It is flowering again now.

T.pentaphyllum has already made 10ft of growth here!. I haven't watered the tricolor yet so it hasn't started.

Chad.