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  1. The fallen seeds from the Thai Red Roselle I planted last year volunteered this summer and they are nice, verdant and bushy from all of the rain we’ve been getting. #Perennials are a must for me in the garden. You put in effort one year and, if all goes well, you reap what you sewed for years to come.

    The other plant is Davis green cotton, also a hibiscus relative. It’s the very first flower on this plant. I can’t wait to see a green cotton boll. #gardening #Florida #Zone10

  2. The fallen seeds from the Thai Red Roselle I planted last year volunteered this summer and they are nice, verdant and bushy from all of the rain we’ve been getting. #Perennials are a must for me in the garden. You put in effort one year and, if all goes well, you reap what you sewed for years to come.

    The other plant is Davis green cotton, also a hibiscus relative. It’s the very first flower on this plant. I can’t wait to see a green cotton boll. #gardening #Florida #Zone10

  3. The fallen seeds from the Thai Red Roselle I planted last year volunteered this summer and they are nice, verdant and bushy from all of the rain we’ve been getting. #Perennials are a must for me in the garden. You put in effort one year and, if all goes well, you reap what you sewed for years to come.

    The other plant is Davis green cotton, also a hibiscus relative. It’s the very first flower on this plant. I can’t wait to see a green cotton boll. #gardening #Florida #Zone10

  4. The fallen seeds from the Thai Red Roselle I planted last year volunteered this summer and they are nice, verdant and bushy from all of the rain we’ve been getting. #Perennials are a must for me in the garden. You put in effort one year and, if all goes well, you reap what you sewed for years to come.

    The other plant is Davis green cotton, also a hibiscus relative. It’s the very first flower on this plant. I can’t wait to see a green cotton boll. #gardening #Florida #Zone10

  5. The fallen seeds from the Thai Red Roselle I planted last year volunteered this summer and they are nice, verdant and bushy from all of the rain we’ve been getting. #Perennials are a must for me in the garden. You put in effort one year and, if all goes well, you reap what you sewed for years to come.

    The other plant is Davis green cotton, also a hibiscus relative. It’s the very first flower on this plant. I can’t wait to see a green cotton boll. #gardening #Florida #Zone10

  6. My gloved hand, for scale.
    This magneta dahlia is taller than me, I had to pull a large branch down to take this photo. It's still blooming with more petals to unfurl.
    It is big, bold & beautiful!

    #dahlia #Summer #perennials #Saanich #VictoriaBC #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #PacificNorthwest #PNW #flowers #botanical #plants #garden #Bloomscrolling #florespondence #PollinatorGardens #FlowersIdentification #WhatsInMyGarden #WhatsBlooming

  7. #CapeHawthorn aka #WaterHawthorn.
    It's native to #SouthAfrica. People there have long cultivated & harvested the buds & flowers as food. It's used to make #WaterblommetjieBredie - a traditional South African stew. The #Afrikaans name of this traditional cultural dish translates to "stew of little water flowers".

    Recipe:
    paarman.co.za/blogs/all-recipe

    It's not a widely known edible water plant here. It's delicious. If you enjoy green beans - you'll probably enjoy eating Cape hawthorn buds/flowers too.

    #Spring #perennials #Cultivated #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #EdiblePlants #flowers #botanical #plants #WaterGarden #Bloomscrolling #florespondence #PollinatorAttractors #FlowersIdentification #WaterPlants #CulturalCrops #GlobalSouth #PlantsYouCanEat #LookAndLearn #CulturalFood