Spring in the garden of the damned

Some plants can still manage to flower despite abuse and neglect.

Where's me pot o' gold

Which end?
A rainbow over the damned.
Hees the cloud that came before

Flowers from the garden

Some day soon I'll take care of my pretties and they won't have to fend for themselves.

Sibuyanensis x Trusmardiensis

Is sneaky, and hides what its doing on long tendrils hidden away in the dark.
Here also is a pic of Truncata Highland as it's progressing - this one was delayed a couple of years as it struggled with an infection/rot (from some paperbarks where it sat while I awaited my first greenhouse)

Nepenthes Lowii xTruncata

The orchid is Stanhopea Nigroviolacea,
The snake likes chicken
-who doesn't?
They always seem bigger at night when you are trying to remove them.
The stick insect likes......sticks?
Actualy it liked hanging around in the same bush for a few days.

Nepenthes and Stanhopea Oculata

Nepenthes 'Predator' and N.Burbidgea.
Despite having had no care for 2 years, these two plants have managed to survive..
The N.Predator pitcher is one of the largest it's produced.
N. Burgidgea is just starting to get decently sized and previously had been producing pitchers in hidden,wedged in places-so they were distorted.