Hibiscus Thalaemopsis(orcid) Pepperomia(Jayde)this I actually prunned by half I will add some more pics know that I know how to do this I haven't posted many pics so I forget HTML Thing

Re. Pic: i have rotated once to right and once to left. This time I'll try a 360. Thanks! Re. N. for fert., I thought that would encourage the green, leaving blooms needing more. Hmmm. Do they not need the Phosphor for bloom? Glad you like! I love our new privacy trellis. Had to pull off a bower vine to build it, and decided I want that side to be tall, green and neat. Sooo, two or three big pots with **ficus trees or tall shrubs will go there. Behind the pots , on the stucco wall, I plan to train a small, short vine that will be manageable, or perhaps an espalier of star? ( the evergreen one) jasmine. What we want to avoid is a vine that will entwine and engulf the trellis. Otherwise, I'd have a climber there..... Of course. :>) The next pic..oh please be right side up....shows other side of yard and where we put the trellis the bower vine was on. So close to privets, unsure what we'll grow on it. I really appreciate everyone's input and interest.!!! ** suggestions gratefully encouraged!

Phil,I looked at the link Chere posted, and your "Misty" looks very healthy.It is unusually cool in Florida This year. All my Hippeastrum are out side. I have quite a few of them with scapes peeking out,but refusing to come on out. If we have a late freeze,they are easier to protect,without scapes. The chances of late freezes are still strong,so I guess it's best that they be reluctant. Del

You did it! What a neat and tidy border to the left!Pretty! Should we place bets to see how many seasons of winter sowing it takes for the path to have borders on BOTH sides? :) Lawn, shmawn... I'l love to dig half of mine up! Nancy