This beacon of white Verbena amongst the bramble of green and brown concludes
this Florida Wintery Parade. Well it did get down to the low forties the other night.
Lets give it a Florida brrrrrrrrr.
Until then I hope you find your bliss in what ever it may be and if your fortunate to
have many a bliss, all the merrier will be.
You seen it here first...Ha!
I'm sure we all have seen a many a two headed creatures but have you seen a twin tailed
Foxtail Fern? Ta-da! There's a first for most everything.
To bad this wasn't a singularity and could be cloned for it's anomaly.
A wink of rose caught my eye the other day in thicket of green. This Bromeliad is
advertising it's location for all of those that can appreciate it's florescence.
I believe but not certain that this Bromeliiad var. is Darth Vader. There's not enough sunlight
to darken it's foliage that also has white spots that mimics a field of stars, if this is
the case.
This Florida Everglade tomato volunteer is the closest you can get to an invasive vegetable.
This one, I'm sure will not the last long and will probably get weeded out as apposed to taking
up valuable nutrients here or in a pot. Our Florida sand does not have much nutrients to give.
These blueberry sized fruits do pack some flavor in a tiny package. Novelty at best, but hey
they probably have been around for hundreds of years if not thousands.
So yes, I took a picture of it so it will last. Ha!
potted
A peek of blue for you.
New growth on the Blue Fern, always the highlight.
A welcomed splash of jam colored spent Florida Red Bleeding Heart flowerrs for an eye
catching garden color.
This Tea Olive is a banger when it comes to big fragrance in a small package.
