Our Mexican yard: more photos

Our hibiscus grew a lot while we were away, and while it blocks our view of Lake Chapala more now, it's worth it. We'll trim it one of these days. I keep meaning to research how to make hibiscus tea. Since the tea is bright red, I think it must be made from the flowers.

This is papyrus, the very plant that was used to make paper in Egypt. I don't know how.

This old tree has been down a long time, and ferns and succulents live in and around it.

As I've mentioned before, this place belonged to a family from Guadalajara for some 30 years. The doctor who owned it loved to plant things!


3 Comments:
At August 04, 2006 9:31 AM,
Brenda said…
Beautiful plants.
Brenda
At August 04, 2006 2:09 PM,
chinle said…
I am really enjoying your recent photos of plants and animals. Thanks
At August 05, 2006 7:40 PM,
Rosana Hart said…
I have been postponing answering some readers' questions, so it may be a while till more photos, but I enjoy them too/1
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