Tag Archives: tropical hibiscus

As I enjoyed a brief few minutes in my hammock today I noticed this hibiscus beginning to slowly unravel. It just looked so elegant and full of beauty I had to photograph it.

As I walked this morning, I looked up to see this lone hibiscus amongst some other branches, hanging about nine feet in the air. It was beautiful as it stood out brightly against the cloudy sky! It is truly amazing … Continue reading →

As I was sitting eating dinner and admiring the garden, I noticed the hibiscus blooms were beginning to close for the night. I guess it’s the ‘girl’ in me, but the folds of the flower reminded me of a red … Continue reading →

On Day 122 of my posts (yes, just a few days ago) I posted a blog showing a dwarf tropical hibiscus bloom on the same plant as a regular bloom. It was a fraction of the size of the regular … Continue reading →

As I was swimming in the pool and admiring my beautiful hibiscus blooms of the day, I noticed that there was a mini bloom on the red plant – perhaps a dwarf?  It was so ‘mini’ that it was only … Continue reading →

These hibiscus flowers were planted just before we moved in here last August. Back then they just looked like little sticks in the ground along the wall. A couple of months ago they began to bloom and low and behold … Continue reading →

This morning I noticed this beautiful red hibiscus bloom underneath the pink hibiscus! The red plant that I bought at the same time as the pink one is planted on the opposite side of the pool, so this was quite … Continue reading →

Over the last two or three days we have had lots of hibiscus blooms – which makes me very happy. The sun just keeps shining, and the blossoms just keep coming during this wonderful dry season called ‘summer’ here in … Continue reading →