Palheiro - Madeira

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charlie
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Palheiro - Madeira

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While hunkered down I thought I would cheer myself up by looking at some of last Octobers pictures of Palheiro (formally the Blandy gardens)

I am afraid they are in no particular order
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I think I prefer the normal orange form of Tecoma capensis, how about other folk?
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My copy of Tibouchina grandifolia flowered this year, but unlike urvilleana when I bring it in it slows down and stops, so the flowering period is sadly shorter
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The Euryops flowers all winter here unless we get hard frost
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242 by charliepridham, on Flickr

Bet the scent in the evenings is to die for
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243 by charliepridham, on Flickr

Saw these planted at just 3' high
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244 by charliepridham, on Flickr

Weeds like this you could put up with
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Chrisg
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Re: Palheiro - Madeira

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Good to have a little colour on yet another stormy day.
LONGK
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Re: Palheiro - Madeira

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Fantastic images!
That Banksia looks huge (in Banksia terms), and some of those Salvia look rather good too.
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