Flowers at home.

[Carol Dee]

Those are BEAUTIFUL, I really need to try harder to grow some indoor flowers . But on a bright note the cactus is blooming for the 2nd time. 1st bloom about Thanksgiving (in late Nov.) And now at Easter (in late May)

 

[Larisa]

Autumn, winter and spring are replaced by each other. But streptocarpus blossoms and blooms.

Begonia.

 

[Larisa]

I have not had time to cut the shanks of the Impatiens. He's already in bloom. Sorry, but I have to cut it.

 

[Nyboy]

Very nice !!!

 

[aftermidnight]

@Larisa , those are gorgeous, have you ever grown scented begonias, some you can only smell on a warm days but the varieties 'Sweet Lady' and 'Sweet Dreams' smell like roses whether the day is warm or not.

Annette

 

[Larisa]

@aftermidnight
You are talking about tuberous begonias? You have a photo?
We have a series of Begonia Odorata, different colors. This fragrant Begonia. I have a fragrant tuber. It is now grows leaves. A pictured begonias, which do not form tubers and odorless. Simply multiply in water.

 

[aftermidnight]

@Larisa, yes tuberous, unfortunately I didn't take pictures of mine when I had them. 2013 was a bad year for me health wise and all the begonia baskets were left outside and they froze .
iI you do a google search you'll find them, there's also 'Just Peachy', Just 'Rosy', 'Sunrise', and 'Pink Blush', also 'Angelique' and 'Red Glory'. At one time or other I've grown all of these including 'Yellow Sweetie'. They don't seem to be as readily available anymore in my neck of the woods, they've got a bit pricey to buy and I guess they weren't moving so the garden outlets aren't selling them anymore. I got most of mine from 'Garden Import' who closed their doors last year .

Annette

 

[Larisa]

@atermidnight
Thank you! I have seen. Yes, this is our Odorata. It sells many varieties. I have some.

I also like this fragrance. I'm so sorry that you do not have. So sorry that shipping in other countries have banned the plant ... But do not be upset - other begonias are beautiful, too, and like Odorata. They are cheaper and easy to buy.

I also like Japanese begonias. But they are only for the Japanese market.
Photos from the Internet.

 

[Larisa]

Two years ago I bought the dwarf pelargonium. A year later, in its pot sprouted such oxalis. Surprise! Now it grows in a separate pot.

Gardenia blooms again!

Streptokarpus blooms non-stop.

Another type of plant.

 

[Larisa]

My balcony - a place for flowers, green laboratory and a small relaxation in rare moments of silence between work and home.