A few winter photos.

[Stan510]

[MartinNicklin]

Great stuff, as always Stan.

I gave up on my Huperzia. It just never grew. I’m thinking just too cold in the greenhouse over winter.

What’s the orchid in photo 3?

[Paul S]

You have some absolutely gorgeous plants, Stan, beautifully curated :)

[MICHAEL]

You do manage to pack a lot in that little garden of yours, Stan!

How long have the tree aloes been n the ground? I have a couple in a pot and don't know what to do with them - how long did yours take to flower?

[Stan510]

Thanks guys. Michael that is Aloidendron barberae that was a 10" cutting i stuck in the ground around 1999. The larger it gets the faster it grows. Martin,the summers here comes close to offing it if I go more than 2 days without giving it some water. I've pushed that border for sure. Not much room for much more Paul,so its now turn what I have into a specimen. The winter has been relatively mild and the Ti Plants are sending up flower spikes. That's a new one.

[Fukuoka Scott]

Everything looks fantastic Stan! Not very wintry, but beautiful!

[valdypiero]

Wow Stan! i wish my photos of my wintry garden looked like that!!

[MartinNicklin]

Yes, me too. This was mine yesterday and low temps in for the week. Haven’t been brave enough to check the greenhouse yet!

[charlie]

We keep getting snow flurries but its not settling and is actually quite nice and sunny between! But like Martin I can only dream of a winter garden like Stans

[Stan510]

Thanks again. The Aloidendron babarae is having its first bloom from small cutting stuck in the ground around the 1998-2000 period. A piece of Hyperzia broke off last summer and to my surprise is rooting in pure sphagnum moss. A tip. A mild winter so far. No rain they say for the rest of January after our heaviest rains last week.