These pictures below are nothing to write home about.
Growing from seeds though is exciting,
even though we may have to wait awhile to see actual blooms.
Patience is needed, if we don't have it naturally, we learn it.
I was given these seeds by generous Florida gardeners.
I am thankful to them for sharing from their gardens with me.
Several of these are supposed to have lovely scents and I am looking forward to that.
I will post pictures when these bloom, hopefully sooner than later.
Click on the links to see pictures of flowers and read info on each plant.
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Desert Cassia is the plant in the left side of the pot with little leaves on each stem.
Growing from seeds though is exciting,
even though we may have to wait awhile to see actual blooms.
Patience is needed, if we don't have it naturally, we learn it.
I was given these seeds by generous Florida gardeners.
I am thankful to them for sharing from their gardens with me.
Several of these are supposed to have lovely scents and I am looking forward to that.
I will post pictures when these bloom, hopefully sooner than later.
Click on the links to see pictures of flowers and read info on each plant.
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Desert Cassia is the plant in the left side of the pot with little leaves on each stem.
For a picture of it in bloom and much larger than my baby
visit GreenBeamPro
This next seedling is white powder puff tree.
For more information, visit RareFlora
This next one is Vitex. Info can be found here
This is Lance Pod tree. See here Rare Flora
Popcorn Cassia another yellow flower shrub.
Foliage smells like buttered popcorn.
This next one is Jerusalem Thorn.
I'm not crazy about thorns but the flowers were neat.
Last but not least, dwarf white orchid tree.
Musings from FL zone 10
