


It grows on a tree. I think it is some sort of Hibiscus. Nancy Smith planted all of these plants years ago.
I know I,m way behind in my posts. Due to Dr. appointments for Dad & Janet & many other circumstances. But just wait to see all that I have ready for my future posts.
I'm sending out lots of love & prayers today for my girl Catherine.
I know I,m way behind in my posts. Due to Dr. appointments for Dad & Janet & many other circumstances. But just wait to see all that I have ready for my future posts.
I'm sending out lots of love & prayers today for my girl Catherine.
5 comments:
Beautiful Cindy! My grandmother called them "Alphia" I've heard them called "Rose of Sharon" but I'm sure it is in the hibiscus family. They grow like crazy and I have lots of small ones all the time if anyone wants some.
Love the flowers, I bet the look good with all the color contrats.
Beautimous! I can't grow a thing...or maybe it's because I don't try!
I was just giving you a hard time about the posts! Can't wait to see what all you have in store for us! I'm in a bit of a rut, unfortunately.
Thank you for the prayers Cindy. They were heard!
Knock out color! They look so Hawaiian! Nice job!
I think they look hibiscusish too! But what do I know. They are very beautiful!! It does look like your very own Sheldon HAWAII!! I bet it feels as hot as HI right now!! We could use some of that heat!LOL
Post a Comment