
The garden has been grateful for the rains that have come to Tenerife after many months of dryness. Roses are particularly beautiful at this time of the year. With a little rainwater and cooler air they have happily developed buds and new leaves.
And one of our Agaves Attenuata, after some years has put forth its inflorescence, a sign that the life cycle of this plant is ending.

Here is a closeup of the agave flower.
(Click on Photos to enlarge.)

The Petrea Volubilis,
or Queen's Wreath is also blooming once again.
Petrea is a beautiful tropical
or tender perennial bush
which blooms here several times a year.


Here is how the petrea looks when in
full bloom. It is an amazing sight.

The Barkarole rose is a lovely deep red
hybrid tea which was hybridized in 1988 by Tantau in Germany.
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