I am looking forward to a good 2020 and I started the new year working and taking photos of my garden. I have many plans for the garden this year, this month I'm starting with the side garden.
Bromeliad flowers have the most vivid colors.
The Bromfelsia bush (Yesterday-Today and Tomorrow) is full of flowers.
My neighbor's mango tree is also full of flowers
I rediscovered this Yuca plant in the back of my garden. I don't particularly care much for these plants but I found this one in the trash bin of my former office several years ago and I couldn't walk away. After some cleaning, look at her now.
My parent's house is on the market and for the last few weeks, I have been moving some of their plants and garden decorations to my place. The last plant I need to move is the Rosebush below. This rose comes from my grandmother's garden in Cuba. My father brought a cutting with him after he visited her in 1975 before she died. Cuttings from this plant have been given to relatives from Vermont to Texas. I have been a recipient of a couple of these cuttings over the years but every time they don't last. I have come to the realization the roses are not my thing. I need to make this work, this is the original plant. I don't know if I should transplant to a container or put it on the ground. (the soil in my garden poor) Should it be in full sun or shade? Any advice is welcome.
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