Ben - no, HK is in the tropics (just) and the summers are hot and humid, while the winters are sometimes coldish, but never down to freezing - 10 degrees or so (Celsius) minimum. Donna - the sonatinis are new to me. I have another called Marrakech, which produced leaves but no flowers. Yes, it's nice to sit on the rooftop in April and enjoy the blooms, and I can't resist the temptation to pollinate more and more, even though I have no more space to plant any. So this year's pods are a bit redundant and I should give some away if anyone wants them, especially the deep red crosses which produce seed so well. I'll open another thread and offer some around.

I have been given so much and I owe it to all of you to also share what I have. That way we all luck out. I will have to shed my collection again in a few months. I will post a picture of what I need to share. Stush

What has always been called Pellionia; now Elatostema repens

It looks like a picture winged fly. I see them around, don't think they cause any trouble.