And now, I need some help, Splendid Readers. Do any of you have any idea what this delightfully quirky bloom is? It smells a little like a sweet pea and grew on a vine, so I am thinking it may be some type of bean.

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And now, I need some help, Splendid Readers. Do any of you have any idea what this delightfully quirky bloom is? It smells a little like a sweet pea and grew on a vine, so I am thinking it may be some type of bean.
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Emily, what a gorgeous post. I can smell the figs from here. And the citrus! Such abundance, although it makes me a little sad to think of it rotting on the ground. Thanks for another little virtual vacation on an otherwise ordinary day! I think I need to read it again!!!
Hello Jeanne ~ it is sad to see all of those beautiful lemons going to waste. If we lived there, I am sure we would collect up basketsful to ensure they were properly enjoyed!
I don't know about the white "bean" bloom, but the blue is "Plumbago". It grows like a weed all over St. Simons Island, GA, where I live. This time of year it is especially full and beautiful….even with the beastly heat we are experiencing. Love the pictures….thanks for sharing!
I posted the name "Plumbago" for the blue flowering plant. I believe that the white bloom is one of the wild orchids that the area is known for. The vine appears to be of that type. I love gardening and had to find out what the unusual bloom in your picture was!
Emily, what a fabulous series of posts! Love them!
The blue flowers in the last two photos are Plumbago.
It is called plumbago. It is allover Southern California.
I have all the plants you showed in your post, right in my backyard.
What a total joy for every one of your senses!! I love your pictures, they almost gave me a feeling of being there for just a minute, the landscape, the beautiful gates, the lush vegatation, FIGS!! Love them..in fact have a write up as we speak on my current post about my love for them! What a wonderful vacation, I am sure every one of your senses was put into overdrive!! Mine would be..always wanted to go to Mallorca, hopefully one day!!
Thanks for sharing.
Oh my gosh ~ plumbago ~ thank you so much everyone for enlightening me on the beautiful blue bloom. Melissa Lee ~ thanks for digging deeper into the orchid mystery…I may have to do a little more research myself.
I envy everyone of you who has anyone of these blooms nearby! Enjoy!
Love my vicarious visit!! It's always amazing to see the actual plants of fruit and flowers that don't necessarily grow where you live (such as pomegranates). I adore figs = in any form!! And of course I can't help you with any bloom – just not my area of expertise.
The blue flowers are called Forget me Not…