Miho's Outbox

Fantastic!! They close their flowers in the afternoon, aren't they?

I would like to see the flower!!

I look forward to seeing when it finished.;-)

brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! It's an another world!

I like this flower's pattern.

I was surprised that you still have snow in Hungary.
Here in Japan, cherry blossoms are coming out these days!

Hello Sid.
I often have a backache as well ;-) Have you decided to plant 50??

Thanks for your comment, Chrispook.
I'm sure to show them here after coming out.

I thought right side is his(her?) head... Anyway I can't get close to them!

How cute they are! I would like to smell and touch it!

If I have a chance, I would like to see natural Common Putat.

And that's bother to clean up when flowers drop on the earth;-)

Its scnet similars to jasmine, but the family is not. (I "googled" just now and found its family is Apocynaceae which is same as Oleander. Oleander is alos sweet-smelling flower!)

If you click my following photo, you can see its "balloon" and flower. I got seeds when I took this photo, however, I've not planted them yet. :(

Yes it's true. However, for salvia it's better to take a far view. ;-)

Yes that's right.

With the article below, you could find more detail about it.
http://www.hiroshimapeacemedia.jp/en/history/h0014/h0014.html
http://www.hiroshimapeacemedia.jp/en/history/h0015/h0015.html

Thanks!

I planted daffodil as well in autumn in my tiny garden, and look forward the flowers coming!

Now we are in the vewing maple leaves season. However, this summer was toooooo hot, hence most of leaves have not changed their colour.

Thank you for your comment!
It smells sweet. According to a horticulturist of the Hiroshima Botanical Garden, the flower of Common putat opens only in the night. We have tours to go to south island of Japan to observe the flowers.

That's why you used the word "proper."
But Gifu is the last place which I can imagine where you lived. I have visited there just once to meet my friend. (We are alumuni of the elementary school for Japanese in Bruxelles!)

Nature is beyond my imagination!

So you have lived Japan before?
I miss hybrid sushi in London! (But I can't eat them...)