The rain and storms have wrecked some of my succulents. We have had more rain from July to March, than we had July to June the previous year.

Echeveria pulvinata Red Velvet

Kalanchoe blossfeldiana

Not sure what this plant might be. I purchased it for .50 at the local Farm Supply

Senecio Jacobseni Weeping Jade
Some of the leaves on this plant are rotting.

Another plant that I have yet to identify, but it is lovely and about to bloom.

Datura pod, seed ready to be planted. The plant was started from a volunteer the previous year.

The images of the Solandra maxima are a plant that went nearly an entire year without a leaf. But it wasn’t dead. Thought I would wait and see.

The plant typically begins blooming in January. The plant is 12 feet long, has leaves, and at the very end of the plant, buds and flowers.

Apparently a decision was made to landscape the area where the Trapped Cactus was growing. At first glance I thought the cactus had been totally removed.

Closer look, the Trapped Cactus is stilling growing sandwiched between the chain linked fence and the reed privacy fence.

What a resilient plant! What a relief that it still lives.