The fragrant spring blossoms are filling the air with their blended scents. Southern Magnolia, Sambac Jasmine, Star Jasmine, and Cattley Guava all combine to produce a heady aroma. The heat and humidity seem to intensify the fragrance.


Surinam cherries are ready now and make a delicious snack right off the tree while working in the garden.
The caterpillar population has exploded, which means lots of butterflies will soon be flitting about.I spotted a box turtle under the lemon tree the other day. Looking for a mate? Love is in the air!
3 comments:
I love this, like a turtle loves the shade of a lemon tree.
Mmmm I could just smell the heady fragrances. Who says that the tropics doesnt have seasons - just different!
What fun to see what you can grow down there- sure looks different from my garden! Enjoy your weather, we're still freezing up here with 36 degrees this morning.
Thanks for linking to the Tuesday Garden Party!
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