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Enjoy this slideshow for more pictures than I could include in this post, and for individual shots of those plants I've made into a collage.

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Lucy Lee Jones — Sat, 30 May 2009 20:00:41 +0000

click here for larger image GATE TO CONNIE'S HAVEN

It’s hard to believe that only twelve miles away is a hideaway this lush and fertile! On twenty acres of volcanic land that has decomposed, my friend Connie has created a delicious and peaceful botanical garden. My friend, Velvet and I were invited to come and take pictures. Once we were through the gate shown above, we walked along this beautiful roadway. click here for larger image LONG ROAD INTO THE PROPERTY

All along each side were many plants and flowers. It is obvious a great deal of loving care has gone into developing her acreage. Tucked into the ferns were several of the colorful Stromanthe sanguinea. click here for larger image STROMANTHE

Many were plants that we don’t commonly associate with brilliant or startling color, like this bromeliad with scarlet spotted leaves. click here for larger image SCARLET BROMELIAD

Under thick foliage, we discovered hidden treasures like this Japanese lantern. click here for larger image HIDDEN JAPANESE LANTERN

I love looking back through the foliage and wondering what else is back there. click here for larger image VIEW INTO THE FOREST

Color keeps popping up everywhere. click here for larger image MORE COLOR

Even without color, most plants are striking and dramatic. click here for larger image DRAMATIC GREENERY

At one point, we stopped and looked back along the path. I would love to live at the end of this lane, hidden from the world. click here for larger image LOOKING BACK

Finally, we reached Connie’s living space. In addition to the flowers, I’m always attracted to the figurines. This heavenly angel keeps watch over the flora and fauna. click here for larger image ANGEL

She is joined by the Buddha in protecting the property. click here for larger image BUDDHA

I was stunned at the size and beauty of her yellow native Hawai`ian hibiscus. I found out that mine is from a cutting of this particular plant. Click on each of these small pictures to see a full-sized version.

This climbing Mandevilla vine gave me a great idea for my own property. It is a way to lift the color up off the ground and toward the sky. click here for larger image CLIMBING MANDEVILLA VINE

Here is a bit of whimsy. click here for larger image DOGZILLA

There are too many scenes of flowers and greenery to show individually. Please take time to look through this slideshow before continuing to read this post. For a larger version of this slideshow, click here.

I’m also envious of this shade house. I don’t need shade on my property, because it rarely stays very sunny for any length of time, but a shade house makes it possible to keep many shade-loving plants together in one spot. click here for larger image SHADE HOUSE

Ideas for my own place kept coming to me throughout the morning we were at Connie’s. At the end of the day, what better place to enjoy a cup of tea and to survey your work? click here for larger image A RESTING PLACE

Another bit of information about Connie . . . she is the owner of TLC, a business providing indoor plant services. If you want to contact her, leave a note in the comments and I’ll let her know you are interested. For the next two weeks, my brother Hilton will be the guest poster. He lives in Florida and writes a travel/food blog about the St. Petersburg/Tampa Bay area. Please visit to see some of the gardens of Florida. A hui hou!

WELCOME TO MY NEW HOME!

Lucy Lee Jones — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 14:56:43 +0000

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In honor of my 50th post, I have switched to my own domain and website! If you’ve been reading my blog at http://lava-to-lilikoi.blogspot.com, you may have noticed my occasional sign-off as “Lava Lily.” The reason?? My brother has been helping me set up this new site. “Lava to Lilikoi,” the full name of my blog, is a bit much for people who are not accustomed to Hawai`ian talk! So we gave the domain a name people could remember. Welcome to the unveiling of http://lavalily.com and my 50th post! The old site on Blogger will remain up so you can read through the archived posts, although they are here as well. While you’re here, look around. You will find all sorts of other fascinating topics in my new “Lava Lily” neighborhood. Check out my “personal” page to find out what I enjoy beyond gardening. Also, check out my professional page to see what I do in my “real” life. Some of the boxes haven’t been completely unpacked and put away yet (isn’t that the way with most moves?) so be patient with me. PLEASE NOTE: If you normally received “Lava to Lilikoi” via FeedBlitz or RSS Reader, you will need to re-subscribe to this new address. Please continue to enjoy the saga of lava gardening! A hui ho! (See you later!)

But will it grow in lava?