Autumn flowers

Thank Goodness Summer Is Over! Days ares still quite warm but not unbearably hot. The Roses are slowly recovering from the horrible summer.


Pat Austin: I can't believe how fast this rosebush grows and blooms! This cultivar is truly exceptional!

Charlotte

Tourmaline

Rina Hugo

Julia's Rose

Unidentified orange rose

Peace/Gloria Dei

Unidentified climber

Unidentified yellow roses

This one is a climber

Jubilee du Prince de Monaco

Eminence

Winchester Cathedral

Unidentified pink rose, the oldest rose in my garden.

There still some water lilies blooming, but most of them are getting ready to sleep: they love extreme heat and as soon as days begin to get cool they retreat and grow their underwater winter foliage.

I don't know the name of this plant. it's nice but very invasive

Mirabilis Jalapa

A pretty fuchsia bloom

The last hydrangea bloom till spring

Hibiscus 

See you next time!

Summer is here

Summer begins today in the southern hemisphere... it's definitely not my favorite season: Summer here can be brutal, in the hottest months of the year temperatures can rise to 45 C (113 f) and occasionally even more, rain is ample but evaporates quickly under the scorching sun and wind does not seem to bring relief. Nevertheless some plants thrive in these conditions....

Water lilies are the soul of the summer in my garden.

Blushing bride ...breathtakingly beautiful! one of my favorite lilies.

Closing by the afternoom

Blue star

I think this lily is Carnea

Golden west, a tropical lily

Lindsey Woods

Lindsey Woods with a dragonfly

Red Start with dragonfly

Red star again

Sasaki Pink

Hydrangeas..I love them so much! I want more hydrangeas in my life/garden

The first Agapanthus of the year

Fuchsias are blooming

Not many roses lately.. heat takes a toll on them... on contrary hibiscus love the heat

Mirabilis Jalapa.. cute but very invasive!

The lotus are almost there...

See you next time!