garden club

This time we kick around this question: What Happens to Our Writing After We’re Gone? Has anyone done any literary esta…

I know that I have posted dozens of Hoya undulata photos, but when they are staring you right in the face, it is hard t…

Here are the clipped blossoms of the flowers that I picked to feature with Hoya maingayi. From Left to right: H. griffi…

Once again, the photo says it all!

In the coming days, I will talk much more about the dark clone of Hoya stenaokei, but for now here is one of its flower…

I guess the title says it all!

Here is a shot of the flowers with my hand to get a perspective on the over all size of the flowers of Hoya maingayi.��…

Similar color, but could not be any more different!

What reader doesn’t feel a special relationship with characters in their favourite books? They are reliable friends wit…

I really love this plant; it does not flower too often so that you get jaded, and the flowers unlike so many other Hoya…

I love this partially open peduncle of Hoya maingayi flowers.

Sadly, I finally got to the point where I could no longer handle the massive size of this plant, or stand the constant …

Sadly after I took these photos, I had to cut all of the flowers off from the plant as it was dripping nectar all over …

The fragrance of this one can be a bit overwhelming. Tomorrow photos of the entire plant.

Hoya maingayi has to be one of the slowest Hoyas to go from beginning buds stage to flower. It is however getting close…

From left to right: Hoya buntokensis, Hoya desvoeuxensis, and Hoya apoda

Trees stand bare,The sky unveiledTo moon-eye and star-sparkle.Welcome, Winter.

Here is another unlikely duo:

I may have brought you this pairing before, but anyway here is a new photo from this morning. It looks photo shopped, b…

The growth of this plant reminds me so much of Hoya papaschonii including the almost constant flowering and thirst for …

I feed the plants every time that I water except once a month when I try to flush the substrate with plaint water. Here…

I have a really nice specimen of Hoya maingayi and will be showcasing it in the coming weeks. I am particularly excited…

There is probably 150 flowers on Hoya stenophylla right now, and it shows no signs of letting up. It is quite a chore t…

Sometimes Hoya buds are just as impressive as Hoya flowers!

I first saw this word on the blog of abstract artist Tiffany Arp-Daleo. (A blog I recommend to anyone who appreciates t…

My old heart-leafed lacunosa just got a new roommate: Hoya linearis. Most of the plants out there labeled as Hoya krohn…

K.M. Allan, author of the Blackbirch series, shares some inspiring thoughts about writing, publishing, and what comes a…

I took this photo as the sun was shining on Hoya hamiltoniorum showing it flowering away right on the windowsill where …

Decided to give this plant a shower and snapped couple of photos, before putting it back on the windowsill.

This is the coolest photo that I have taken in some time. I have never caught the flowers on Hoya benchaii before they …

I decided to take the time and take some decent photos of the flowers rather than quick snapshots with my phone.�������…

Since flowering Hoya hamiltoniorum does not happen everyday, we will take another couple of days to appreciate the plan…

Slow morning here at Vermont Hoyas, so both of these were flowering at the same time…

Many leaves have fallen or are about to. I’m anticipating the last big job of the garden year—leaf management. That mea…

I believe that Hoya calystophylla that I bought from Carol Noel back when she was actively selling Hoyas is the Hoya th…

Reality meets the supernatural CLICK HERE

Hoya sp. UT-033 flowers for the first time since I restarted it about 18 months ago. Notice the two oddities; there is …