Monday, 4 November 2024

GPE #1 : Dinah's Sex in the Front Yard

How many can you handle? asked
 
D I N A H M O W
 
I'll start with some of the Quisqualis which is an absolute cracker this year!
 



 
Will look for more!
 
[You may remember Dinahmow's Hoya from last year's Event, but this year, the fuzzy, perfect wax-like flowers are open.  I imagine Mago has experienced something similar - IDV]

Vanda and Phalaenopsis

Trachelospermum

 
More flowers (and sex in the front yard!)
 
Unknown; possibly a Dendrobium
 
Tecomanthe hillii.  Harsh winds played merry hell this year, but it seems to be recovering!
 

And some "wildlife":
 
Mr. Goanna has a lady friend.
 
☙❧

 Thank you, Dinah, for the look at your really quite pink garden - and for sparing us the pink bits of those brazen goannas!

 Next up is the always accomodating back passage of Jon - and Madam Arcati!

14 comments:

  1. So pretty! I love the pink and white theme you've got going on Dinah! Apparently, the Goanna's thought it set a lovely atmosphere for a shag.

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    1. Thankyou, Melanie. I still do not have a "proper" garden here; I've kept a lot in pots, for easier moving later.

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  2. Quisqualis, hoya, orchids - and fucking goannas! I'm half expecting Tarzan to show up 😂...

    Well done, Dinah - it all looks splendid!! Jx

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  3. Can we be sure that it's a lady goanna?

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    1. Well, now that you mention it...I have read of some species other than human that are quite ambivalent.

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  4. Dinah never disappoints with an array of spectacular oddities of beauty. Brava Dinah! All that and lizard porn?!?!?! How are we to top that?

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    1. Oops! Mr Device was referring to your hoya, from some time ago.

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    2. I was hoping for a Mago Towers Hoya showing this year, but nothing as dropped into my inbox. Yet.

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  6. Beautiful, especially the star jasmine and thank you for the carnival knowledge of the Goanna, they would cost a fortune in the UK.

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  7. Well Mr De. this has got us of to a fab and exotic start and no mistake.
    I don't know Quisqualis but I love it and the hoya. Orchids in the garden how fab is that.
    Thank you Dinah I have enjoyed my visit to your garden immensely.
    Ttfn

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  8. Very beautiful. I live things that climb and weave and flower. You must have wonderful soil. And thank you for all the botanical info!

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