We have a dry week since the second week of June.
Some 'dry lover' plants are forming their flower buds.
And... I found my little Paku Giwang (Euphorbia milii) with the pale orange flower was blooming.
This plant is a tough plant.
But it should be planted in dry area with full sunshine showering it each day.
This is one of my Euphorbia collection.
I love its colorful flower.
Please enjoy the beauty and have a wonderful weekend.
And... happy gardening!
Your plant is very pretty Endah!
ReplyDeleteI grow Euphorbia palustris variety in my garden , is very hardy in our winters.
Do you know that all Euphorbia are very poison? Take care!
There are so many Euphorbia varieties. This plant is poisonous, if it is eaten raw. Here this plant is usually used as medicinal stuff.
DeleteThanks to remind me.
We could do with a dry period now,
ReplyDeleteYes, of course you could.
DeleteI've never seen euphorbia with pink/orange blossoms - ours here have lime green flowers, some plants have red. This is very beautiful - would happily grow this over here in my garden! Euphorbias can tolerate light shade as well as sun; the darker leaves on yours would suggest light shade to make it happy. What is the silver leaved plant on the left of top photo?
ReplyDeleteYes, I have to make a good plan on lay out and placement of my plants collection. So various and so many different type on growth.
DeleteThe silver leaved is Anting Putri (Tabernaemontana corymbosa variegata).
The flowers are a lovely colour, I agree with Caro here in the UK I have only seen lime flowers, not seen any with red.
ReplyDeleteHere, there are hundreds variety of Euphorbi milii. I really love it. My husband collected this plant several years ago. This is one of his collection remain.
DeleteWhat an unusual flower. I have not seen these before. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lisa!
DeleteI like very much for you to look. So much interesting information and give so much of greenery with you :))
ReplyDeleteThank you. I'm glad you like it.
DeleteWe grow some Euphorbias in our gardens, but the one you have in your garden we keep here as house plants. It looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Janneke. Your green house is a nice place for so many tropical plants.
DeleteWhat a lovely flower! Great pictures.
ReplyDeleteThank you for coming and your mice comment.
DeleteThe thorns are visible...... protecting flowers and leaves.
ReplyDeleteYes, you are alright.
DeleteIt's beautiful! I love orange flowers, too. Those thorns look sharp!
ReplyDeleteActually the young thorns are tender. Only old and lower part thorns are sharp.
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