Hemerocallis 'Maleny Tiger'
Asiatic Lilium (Matisse Collection) 'Golden Stone'
Asiatic Lilium
Olde World Lilium 'Pink Brilliant'
Olde World Lilium 'Nuance'
Olde World Liliums
Spathiphyllum
Torenia, Salvia, Angelonia, Pentas, Portulaca and Impatiens.
Mandevilla 'White Fantasy'
Salvia leucantha 'White Velour'
Dietes bicolor
Hemerocallis 'Jamaican Midnight'
I'm joining Tootsie for Fertilizer Friday / Flaunt Your Flowers
Tina for Weekend Flowers
and Nix for Floral Friday Fotos
Beautiful series!
ReplyDeleteMy choise for this weekend is yellow - a few yeloow flowers.
Have a nice weekend!
Thank you for visiting, Anastasia. I'll make sure I pop over to see your yellow flowers.
DeleteOh wow! I had to come here to get my flower and lily fix Bernie. LOL! That Pink Brilliant orienpet is just gorgeous! That white Mandevilla is so lovely. I really enjoy white in the garden. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteThe Olde World Lilies are just magnificent, Lona. They tower above the others and have the best perfume. It's great to see the Mandevilla blooming again. It was cut back rather severely earlier in the year, and it's struggled through the dry season ever since.
DeleteOh Wow that orange no white no pink no oooowwww! flower heaven. :)
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend.
Sue.
Lol, Sue, there's lots of colour out in the courtyard at the moment. I'm soaking it all up before the blooms start to wilt in the summer sun.
DeleteBeautiful blooms. You have so much loveliness surrounding you there.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend ~ FlowerLady
Thank you kindly, Flowerlady. It's a lovely time to enjoy the flowers.
DeletePerfect flower shots...so amazing that they almost look artificial! almost
ReplyDeleteJoanne, my old Canon still does a pretty good job. I'm lucky the old thing is still powering on.
DeleteHi Bernie!
ReplyDeleteYour lily blooms are exquisite. I started planting a few day lilies last year but they didn't do very well because of the heat and dryness. I am hoping this next year they will be bigger and better.
Summer starting for you but fall and winter here. A lot of the trees are all ready in bare mode but mine are holding on until its freezing so I will have to mow in the cold! I need to move to OZ!
Jean, mine started off quite slowly too. They did come through the heat and dryness here though, and two years later they're starting to really take off. I think mine will be getting bigger and better from now on.
DeleteNo mowing in the cold here. But I can tell you, mowing in the heat is pretty awful too!
all these beauties are from your garden?
ReplyDeletewhat a stunning display.
Yes, Hamilton, these are all in my garden. I really only have three decent garden spaces, and most of these blooming plants grow in pots out in my courtyard.
DeleteLovely flowers, have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen.
Deletedietes bicolor, sooo beautifull !!! I'v never seen this flower over here.
ReplyDeleteGwennie, the Dietes love heat and humidity. Originally from South Africe, they're a very hardy plant and tolerate our tough Aussie conditions very well.
DeleteHi Bernie, Since we are heading into winter here in Canada, your spring blooms are wonderful. Have a wonderful day and take care.
ReplyDeleteAs I cut down my browing lily stalks and cleaned up the garden for winter, it is so great to see all of those lovely blooms. It is a reminder of what is to come next spring and summer.
ReplyDeleteEileen
It is nice to see so much color. We are headed into the cold, grey, dark days of winter. Enjoy your summer.
ReplyDeleteYou have a wonderful garden, so many beautiful flowers! Those lilies are amazing!
ReplyDeleteWonderful. Thanks for sharing your beautiful flowers with us.
ReplyDeletethe lilies are gorgeous!
ReplyDeletei wonder if the dietes bicolor is related to the walking iris--they almost look the same.:p
wrinkled pink flower
so we are both entering our hardest times on the garden and gardener...glad to see all those gorgeous blooms
ReplyDeleteYour garden is amazing! I love all the different lilies, they're all gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHi Bernie, i haven't seen you for a while, hehe! Your hemerocallis maybe one thing that differentiates our tropical setting. You can have it and we don't!
ReplyDeleteWonderful captures as usual, Bernie. Love those liliums!
ReplyDeleteThanks for participating in Floral Friday Fotos.