After almost losing my deep, dark red Plumeria this winter, I've been pleasantly surprised with its growth. Here is a reminder of what it looked like after I chopped off the top.
And here is what it looks like today! It has three branch tips, although only two are actively growing. I need to start fertilizing it so that it might bloom next year.
Here is a succulent I ordered off of Etsy. I think it's Senecio mandraliscae. I like its cool, chalky blue color
Next is one of my most prized plants that I almost killed when it didn't get any water while I was on my cruise. It's Quisqualis indica - google it. BEAUTIFUL flowers
This plant is really neat, I'll be sure to take pictures of its flowers once it blooms. It's Snail Vine, Vigna caracalla.
Two new additions, boxwood basil (front) and lemongrass (back)
Unknown gladiolus. Beautiful peach color
Purple basil. Most recently used in a delicious pesto I made last night :-)
Ornamental Black Pepper. you do not want to eat one of these. Here are the leaves.
Windowbox planter. From left, Shasta Daisy, petunia, some type of chrysanthemum
