This hibiscus flower adds brilliant colour to our wonderfully shady deck.

This hibiscus flower adds brilliant colour to our wonderfully shady deck.

A Redbud tree burst into so much colour it was almost impossible to focus on one set of flowers.

Violets shelter in shade, trying to avoid oppressive late May heat.

Forget-Me-Nots gaily fill a small space between a sidewalk and concrete foundation.

Crocuses in our back yard gaily announce springs’ (somewhat tardy) arrival.

Mere centimeters from well below zero C temperatures, this African violet flourishes on the windowsill above the sink.
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A hibiscus bursts into bloom.

I took a potted hibiscus plant to work because there was no room for it inside here ar tome, and located it in a sunny south facing area.
Wow. A good sight for visitors.

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Black-eyed Susans hang on into late October.
Back on Thursday.

This sunflower fills the view. A closer look reveals a honeybee working the anthers, gathering pollen.
