Hydrangea

Imperata

Milkweed. The Monarch butterfly larva depend on this weed for food. I let one grow in my yard one year. What a lovely pink globe shaped blossom. The scent was very pleasant.

Jonquil, Kale, and Lilies and then Bubble's Milkweed.

And something beginning with N should be next.  ANYONE?

nymphea

Oleander

Good heavens, my eyes must have been playing tricks on me - or my mind. What a thought.

OOPS!  Mine too, Mars.  It was your Milkweed not Bubble's

Petunias

Quince

Rhododendrons

Stevia rebaudiana (aka: sweetleaf, candyleaf, sugarleaf). The plant is a native of Paraguay and Brazil.

Thryptomene (heath myrtle)

umbrella plant

Verbena

Wittrockia

Xanthoceras (Chinese flowering chestnut)

yams I always say that for y

Zizania is what I call (wild rice)

Azalea

Bananas

Camellia

date palm

Eucalyptus

Ficus

gerbera

Hollyhock

Irish Potatoes

Jujube tree

I didn't know jujubes grew on trees!  I thought they came out of the candy case at the movies!

Kandytuft (also spelled Candytuft)

(they do! LOL)

Lilies of the Valley

Old camp song....
White coral bells upon a slender stalk,
Lilies of the Valley deck my garden walk.
Oh, how I wish that I might hear them ring.
That will happen only when the fairies sing!

I suppose they don't sing that song any more because of the reference to fairies.