Our Garden - 1

A number of people made comment about our garden when I was posting photos over Christmas/ New Year so I thought I would do series on our garden.

This is some Caladiums in the garden on the way down to the pool.

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[Pam Knowler]

How beautiful! Lovely to have this gorgeous colour in your garden! Fav!

[M. Brutus]

Your garden is quite lovely. Surprisingly tropical looking. And very nicely photographed, as well.

[Suzanne]

Beautiful statement plants, fab garden

[Call me Joe]

Wonderful garden shot 👍

[Jane Anderson]

To my desert eyes, this is so magnificent! I'll enjoy this series.

[Poppo Livy]

@mbrutus Why surprising Marshal? Brisbane is sub-tropical and is at about the same latitude south as Miami is north.

[Valerie Chesney]

Your garden is so beautiful Terri, lovely colour blending so well.. a delight.

[M. Brutus]

Just never knew exactly where you lived. And in your travels it never looked that tropical. So, not shocked, just unexpected.

[Tony]

Stunning capture. Love all the colours.

[Connie Little]

Wonderful colours in this lovely shot.

[Margo]

Beautiful

[Diana]

Stunning plants and colours, fav!

[Peter Grave]

Lovely shot.fav

[Merrelyn]

Beautiful plants Terry, the colours are lovely :)

[Peter]

Very colourful Terry nothing like is in my garden not even a pool:)

[Joanna kate]

These are stunning Terry, fav

[Poppo Livy]

@joannakate Thank you Joanna. I was hoping you would like it - and all the others :-)
We used to have some really large red and huge white ones once. I used to leave them in the garden when they were dormant. Went away for a few weeks at one point and when we got home, discovered that the bloody scrub turkeys had taken a liking to them and had dug them out and eaten them. Managed to save a few but it has taken quite a while for the red ones to develop any size again. The couple of white ones have really struggled and not only have they not gained much in size, they have not developed new bulbs.
I HATE BLOODY SCRUB TURKEYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!