This part is a shady area before, cause it got shade from the teak tree that grows on my neighbor's garden.
Several days ago he pruned the branches that made shade into my garden.
Some plants have died cause too much shade.
Now, the survivor looks better than before.
Look these blue trumpets...
One of the survivor is King's mantle (Thunbergia erecta).
More sunshine, so this plant is blooming.
Actually, it's just an old fashion plant.
On my childhood, this plant was usually used as a flowery hedge.
Intensive pruning makes the branching grows intensively.
I only grow this plant to be collected on my little garden.
I'm so happy that finally this plant get blooming.
Now, almost every day I can find the little blue trumpets are hanging on the slim twigs.
So lovely...
It's very pretty x
ReplyDeleteyes, Jo. It's so pretty!
DeleteWe have a streptocarpus house plant flowering at the moment with an identical flower but very different leaves
ReplyDeleteSounds so interesting, Sue. I hope I can see your Streptocarpus.
DeleteBunga ini memang cantik. Satu masa dulu semasa menyewa rumah saya pernah tanamnya diatas tanah. Begitu rimbun sekali.
ReplyDeleteBetul kak Mala. Semakin sering dipangkas, makin rimbun
DeleteAah, that colour! So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Belinda!
DeleteWell Hello! Beautiful Flowers....just dropping in to see how you are? How is the little one. It has been busy on our little five acres...Just wanted to say Hello!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Teresa, I miss your garden and family update too.
DeleteOh, that’s a pretty flower, lucky your neighbour decided to do some pruning then :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm so lucky, Helene.
DeleteI had this plant as an indoor one. But it bloomed only once!
ReplyDeleteOh, what a shame! I hope yours will bloom again.
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