Coming out into the sunshine this morning, I noticed the blue ginger beside the front steps blooming. So tiny. I toured the garden and recorded more minis. Aren’t they pretty?
Blue ginger
Fern
Fig
Pōlinalina
Cherry
Calamansi
Red ti
Kupukupu fern
Noni (Morinda citrifolia)
Phalaenopsis
Cherry
Barrel cactus
Red hibiscus
Kukui (candlenut)
I love my garden!
~Rebekah
Red ginger
While in coronavirus lockdown until September 24 (according to latest Hawai’i report), travel without a mask is limited to my garden. It’s not exclusively my garden, as family and neighbors are on the lookout for its fruits and flowers. Here’s this morning’s tour:
Papaya volunteer
Ti
Avocado in between red hibiscus cuttings
Avocado close up
Avocado split from its fall from above
Ti
Panax
Kukui nut
Donkey tail in a hanging basket
Ti
Lilikoʻi (passipn fruit)
Red ginger
Maʻafala breadfruit
More Maʻafala breadfruit
Pele’s hair — hinahina
Maʻafala breadfruit. I’m waiting for more latex sap to ooze out and onto a smooth skin, indicating the breadfruit is ready to harvest.
Fallen breadfruit leaf. I’ve used the shape in my art work.
Heliconia variety
Be well. Please stay home during coronavirus season—six months and counting!
~Rebekah
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