First, a common winter flower: amaryllis. This one is two and a half feet tall! With four massive blooms.
Next, a cymbidium noid.
Gastrochilus bellinus is finally in bloom! Last year it had three blooms. This year it has four. The flowers smell faintly of soap. These pictures were taken from the bottom of the mount looking up. The flowers hang below the leaves.
Here's a winter hibiscus flower. It's not too happy inside.
My winter jasmine is blooming. All but one bud blasted on this plant, but it still smells so strong that I could tell it had opened from the other room!
My Seville orange is about to bloom, too. This plant did absolutely nothing all summer. No new leaves, nothing. Yet now it's producing so many flowers!
Lastly is a noid succulent that I was given in a plant swap. It has many little pink flowers.
