Garden changes on the side of the garage

What!? Yep, that's right. New species I'd never even heard of. It's a good thing I can stick with jungle cactus and still be right.
Anyway, here's the north side of the garage circa September 2021. Dish planters and bromeliads creating tons of interest above the sea of green.
Early Oct of 2022, a different view but not much has changed, well except for the dish planters have different contents.
Here's the current situation. I decided to use the bromeliads (see 2021 and 2022 above) elsewhere, and without their height on the far left the tall dish planters looked unbalanced. It was time to do something different.

In the front Pyrrosia lingua 'Kei Kan' (a gift from Pat at Secret Garden Growers) gets pride of place in a chartreuse pot.
Behind that is a gear on column that really wants to hold a tillandsia.

Just as soon as I find the right one. Until then I love how the Onoclea sensibilis (sensitive fern) fronds play off the teeth. 

At the back, well, you know...
Here's my hand for scale. Each of those blooms (I counted 59 buds) measure 7" across!
They're lasting about 3 days, once fully open.
It will be interesting to see if even the tiny ones grow to bloom, or the plant is exhausted and just aborts these.
I'd planned to plant the large jungle cactus directly on a large rusty plough disc, but realized I needed to be able to lift the plant up easily to move it when I sit the sprinkler, so I used the chartreuse dish from another planter which sits on the plough disc.

At the other end of the wall is another pyrrosia planting, this an unnamed species I was given when Ann and I visited behind the scenes at the Rhododendron Species Botanical Garden last February. 
Those leaves (I can't really call them "fronds" even though it's a fern) make me positively giddy.
Camera photo...