Garden in December

The more frequent visitors here, most especially my blogger friends, might say that they have already seen my flowers here in the past posts. That is really true! But what can I do when most of these flowers are perennially present in our landscape! Our tropical weather permits them to be alive throughout the year. But of course, some of them also rest for a while during our dry season. They are also afraid to come out for fear of scalding or even burn-out (literally)! But this is still a part of the rainy season, so they are happier these months. By February, they will start to rest a bit and consolidate its energies to bloom profusely again like now.

But even if i have the same kind of flowers here, i don't post the same photos, no worries! When i repost the photo, i will tell you that, or i will include a previous link. So....for my friends at the onset or already in deep winter, I am showing you a panacea for the grey or white environment. Sit and relax, and watch our perennial tropical vegetation.

 Mussaenda philippica 'Doña Luz'

please help me identify this plant

 Turnera subulata

Turnera ulmifolia with a yellow sulfur butterfly

variegated amaranthus

 marigold, Tagetes erecta (2nd generation from seeds courtesy of Skeeter-In the Garden)

 periwinkle, Vinca rosea syn. Catharanthus roseus

candle flower, Pachystachys lutea

 Cat's whiskers, Orthosiphon aristatus

Pentas lanceolata

 thornless red rose

 Asystasia intrusa

Heliconia

Euphorbia millii

Impatiens balsamina

Sanchezia speciosa 

crotons, Codiaeum variegatum

     

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