This container is a sun loving Begonia(mostly sun - no late afternoon sun) Apricot. In with it are an orange Black - eyed Susie as well as a White. ( Thunbergia)
These are Double Red Gazania with Spring Fling Pure Yellow and Deep Red Callibrocae, ( Trailing)remeber what they look like now and I will do some pics later on when stuff has really grown.
Here are some pics of the sheer tenacity of flora. These are plants that survived the winter in the greenhouse, they had heat but no water and some of them are under tables so they couldn't have got much in the way of condensation....plus it did freeze in there once and the temp was very low. This is Kennelworth Ivy a crazy plant that will survive anything I think.
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Lucky lucky you! Everything here is still yellowy brown.
SO pretty ! I will likely be starting some veggies indoors soon
Yay, planting time for you! Won't be long now and spring will be bustin' out all over!
Oh! How exciting! And it's so wonderful to see pretty flowers and plants that are ssuch survivors. They give us hope.
I'm glad you're finding time to do some things you enjoy. I love the smell of a greenhouse when everything is growing. That damp earthy smell is so invigorating.
~Lisa
how nice to be able to play in the dirt again! I look forward to seeing all the blooms when they arrive!
Lucky, Lucky you! I have ALWAYS wanted a green house! Oh go enjoy! And share with us through amazing photos.
Linda
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Nice to see the greenhouse putting forth. I think I need some of that Kennilworth Ivy to climb my balcony wall? Good stuff!
Boy! I would love to have a green house. I'm very jealous. LOL
Leaving you something on my blog. The post will be up Friday morning :)
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