What I Saw On A Stroll

It seemed today that everything red has gone into bloom and I couldn't just go off and let you think the only sights on my stroll, were a few nail riddled power poles. Why would that induce anyone to go see their neighborhood?! Unless of course you are like me and think things like that are funky. 

Now I know these aren't red and they're not even in bloom, but these I am proud to say are my avocado tree's. I started them from pits, I put into some pots full of cinder. Took them about three weeks to pop up out of the soil and they soon outgrew their pots, so I planted them in my yard. The fruit on this first one, will get to near canon ball size and tastes very buttery.

This is a Red Passion Vine. The neighbor up the street has this running all through her palm hedge. It looked really beautiful, and the fruit is edible too.

This is Red Ginger, it was growing wild along the roadway. It too is edible.

These are Paper Bark Tree's, further up the road along Kololi street. They are a very weird looking tree, that someone has planted for their hedge. They look kinda spooky to me, like something out of fairyland.

I thought when I first saw this, it was a type of Bird of Paradise Plant, but instead it turned out to be Heliconia. The pink is very neon and lovely.

These are also type's of Heliconia. I want to grow some of this in my yard, it looks so beautiful, and exotic. If it is let to grow, in the proper shady place, it can grow to fifteen feet or more.

This is a Red Hibiscus, and is very common here. You see big bushes of it, in nearly everyone's yards.

As you can see, all of the previous pictures, were taken in nice sunny weather. But just as I was returning a rain cloud came up, and I just made it back into the house, before it burst upon me. It lasted less than five minutes and went back to being a nice sunny day. But in that five minutes, you would have thought, all the water in the world was dumping down. It doesn't rain buckets here it rains swimming pools. However, the ground is so porous, the ground looks dry practically ten minutes after it stops. No puddles!

I hope you have enjoyed the flower show, I sure enjoyed seeing these along the road side, and getting their pictures.