

| The day started out sunny in the morning, but turned cloudy by the afternoon with the temperature not quite reaching 50. Under glass, the Justicia is blooming heavily and the very freckled Clematis is blooming along with a ̉southernÓ Abutilon, a very exotic red African Impatiens, the Australian Violet, a nearly black Scabiosa, a low spreading Polygonum and a Gesneriad with elegantly variegated foliage. And a Fuchsia with diminutive flowers and leaves has surprisingly large fruit. Constinue. |
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Always a favorite, the Justicia which bloomed quite well outside over the summer is putting on quite a show in the tower of the Conservatory.
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The delicately freckled C. cirrhosa was shown blooming last week, and now this dramatically freckled variety is blooming in the Conservatory. Note that the flowers dangle on very thin stems and face downward, but that this flower was turned up a bit to face the camera. AGM |
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An aptly named unusual pink Abutilon, this cultivar could easily be a "southern belle."
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| A fast growing trailing succulent perennial with small pink flowers. A member of the Aizoaceae family native to South Africa that Caroline remembers growing in Rosemary Verey's garden. |