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My favorite Orchid: Ophrys cinereophila (Southern Cyprus,  april 1998.)

My favorite Clematis: Clematis grandiflora  (Quinta do Palheiro, Madeira, march 1997.)

My favorite wildflower: I probably found it so very appealing because it was growing near the Birthplace of Aphrodite (Southern Cyprus, March 1998.)

My favorite Rhododendron: One of my own Rh. macabeanum hybrids (My own garden, march 2002.)

My favorite Bomarea:  Bomarea hirtella (My own garden,  august 1999.)

My favorite Codonopsis: Codonopsis vinciflora (My own garden,  august 1999.)

Another Clematis species: Clematis Pitcheri  (My own garden, august 1999.)

My favorite Clematis hybrid: One of my own Clematis hybrids, now named 'Carol Lim'.  (My own garden, july 1999.)

One more Clematis hybrid: Another one of my hybrids, now named 'Dirk Chevalier'. (My own garden,  june 1999.)

My favorite Aroid: Dracunculus vulgaris (My own garden, July 1999.)

My favorite Bignonia: Bignonia capreolata (My own garden, May 1999.)

One more climber: Dicentra scandens  (My own garden,  September 1999.)

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