'Upside Down' Cymbidium Orchid

What a gorgeous Cymbidium orchid this is.  I had it in a pot and when it flowered the flowers were hanging upside down on the spike.  It just didn't look right at all as you just could not appreciate the beauty of the flowers, so now it has been potted into a hanging basket. 
The flower spikes hang down now, and look just perfect.
A lot of my orchids  have no records of names, as they were bought from yard sales, or from garden centres, and had no information attached. 
I've never seen another 'upside down' cymbidium before, so if anyone knows more - please share...

Borage...

Blue and beautiful...

Blue borage flowers are a stunning colour, 

and the bees just adore them.

In fact blue borage honey is one of my favourites.

The borage self-seeds freely in the garden. 

For a special touch to summer drinks, 

the little blue flowers look fabulous if you freeze them in icecubes.

The young leaves have a cucumber taste.

If grown near tomatoes, the borage is meant to improve flavour,

 as well as being a bee magnet which is great for pollination.

Red Camelia...

I love camellias (but then I love all flowers!).

A lot of people hate them, because they are messy.  

But I think the floral display they have is worth every bit of mess. 

This camelia is a Japonica variety.  

It is called 'Pirates Gold'.