Some photos of the house's garden with some great flowers and a small natural tunnel of plants to reach the door

Blessings to all my Hive friends! Thank you for sharing a new post here in the #hivegarden community, where we're showing you some excellent photos of my mom's beautiful and well-maintained garden. There are a good number of plants of many kinds, especially flowering plants and cacti, which are her favorites. My dad and I also have the rest of the plants, including fruit-bearing ones and some vegetables we use in cooking. But what I really love is the entrance, which has formed naturally (with help from my dad, who has been arranging the plants) to create a sort of tunnel connecting our garden to the back door of our house.

Today, I'm showing you some flowering plants that we currently have the opportunity to enjoy. First up is the white one, which grows from a small, scaly ball where the flowers emerge, as you can see in the photos.

At the same time, there's another, slightly smaller plant with flowers that grow in a cluster. They immediately caught my eye, and I knew I had to share this natural beauty with my fellow Hivers. What was most striking were the flower colors: a beautiful yellow on the outside and a red on the inside, creating such a striking contrast. As I walked past them while watering my sweet pepper plants, I immediately thought of showing them here to all of you.

One detail worth noting about both plants is that they are very similar in shape, but their flowers are quite different. Something I found baffling is that my mother has them, and when I asked her their names so I could give you a more detailed explanation, she said she didn't know them; she simply accepted them as a gift without asking. So, fellow Hivers, if anyone knows their names or any other characteristics of these plants, please leave them in the comments section so that not only I but all the users who see this post can learn their names.