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Hello, the plants are looking mighty fine, and you should feel mighty proud. Wish I lived in a area where I can plant such wonderful tropicals. Winston-London UK

You are quite lucky with the climate you have. My Medinilla is currently struggling a bit from lack of attention. I grow it in a pot, and for the first two years it bloomed nicely. But this year it did not. Will have to offer fresh soil and fertiliser.

Hello! I have been wondering how many people are growing this Euphorbia. Originally from Jamaica, I have seen a lot of it in the Florida area. My baby plant comes from Trinidad, and it is slow growing here in london, UK.

Don't worry, I do understand. I live in the UK, and there is very little chance of me growing a plant like this one.

Hello Just returned from a wonderful visit to Trinidad, and I thought I will post some photos of the national flower. Winston

Your Agave looks to me like Agave desmettiana. Winston

Looks totally new to me. No recollection of anything close to it. Ari, give us an idea how large it grows.

Hello Dean I just remembered this one I saw in Lyon in France. What do you think? Winston

I will try again. Winston

Hey Dean, I think I have a photo of this one taken at the Huntington Gardens in Pasadena, more than a year ago. Winston

Wow! Keep them coming Dean. All this is an education for me. I wonder what will hapen if I attempt to grow these in the UK. Winston

Good going Peter. Nice PHOTOS. Winston

Thanks Ken. I am curious. Do you grow a lot of these in Florida? I don't remember seeing any of this variety of cassias there, although I have come across lots of the other yellow ones, and loads of tabebuias. Winston

Thanks a lot, Dean. The flowers are absolutely gorgeous. And thanks for the Cassias. I am quietly learning about this group after encountering quite a few on my recent visit to Trinidad. I will make a guess that the first cassia could be C. grandis, but the white one I have no idea. Keep us...