I brought two crown of thorn hybrids (a red and a pink) from Thailand into the house for the winter... they normally reside in my hyper-tuffa gardens. They have bloomed nonstop all winter in a north window. I like them because they have extremely large blooms. The nurseryman who imported them said they were cheap but getting them through customs turned out to be very expensive... definitely a good house plant as well as summered outside. Larry
Thank you for stopping in! We DID have a sweet Easter - We spent it with part of our family and had a wonderful weekend. I enjoy visiting our daughter's Church. Plenty of chocolate/candy(!). Lots of hugs. :-)
Happy Easter (belatedly) to you too Shady Gardener! Hope it was good. Hey what color is the foliage on the Virginia bluebells you gave me?? I have purplish growth pushing up in the area where I think I planted them ~ could that be them?? I sure hope so!!!
Kathleen, I believe your Virginia Bluebells are growing!! Oh! Please let me know. :-) They often begin purplish (depending upon the amount of sun they're receiving) and then turn green... round leaflets.
omg ~ I can hardly stand it. I think it's so!! The bigger leaves are turning greenish and they are round. Yay!! I'm so happy ~ it will be my first time having them in any garden! :-) I'll keep you posted. Thanks for the info.
Thank you for visiting today. I don't mean to make it hard for you to leave a message, but temporarily I am going to enable word verification. Too many spam messages to deal with lately. Thanks for your patience! SG
And a happy and blessed Easter to you.
ReplyDeleteYour plant is lovely.
Hope you're having a wonderful Easter!
ReplyDeleteLovely blooms.
Happy Easter to you and love your new acquisition.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter. Jim
ReplyDeleteI brought two crown of thorn hybrids (a red and a pink) from Thailand into the house for the winter... they normally reside in my hyper-tuffa gardens. They have bloomed nonstop all winter in a north window. I like them because they have extremely large blooms. The nurseryman who imported them said they were cheap but getting them through customs turned out to be very expensive... definitely a good house plant as well as summered outside. Larry
ReplyDeleteA perfect plant for Easter! Hope you had a wonderful day, Shady.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your Muse Day poem--April is one of my favorite months with all the promise of spring it holds.
I hope you had a really nice Easter! My girls lucked out and got to go on two egg hunts, now they have lots of candy to share with me :)
ReplyDeleteI do hope your Easter was sweet....gail
ReplyDeleteHi SG~~ Nice plant. Happy [belated] Easter to you too!
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping in! We DID have a sweet Easter - We spent it with part of our family and had a wonderful weekend. I enjoy visiting our daughter's Church. Plenty of chocolate/candy(!). Lots of hugs. :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter (belatedly) to you too Shady Gardener! Hope it was good.
ReplyDeleteHey what color is the foliage on the Virginia bluebells you gave me?? I have purplish growth pushing up in the area where I think I planted them ~ could that be them?? I sure hope so!!!
Kathleen, I believe your Virginia Bluebells are growing!! Oh! Please let me know. :-) They often begin purplish (depending upon the amount of sun they're receiving) and then turn green... round leaflets.
ReplyDeleteomg ~ I can hardly stand it. I think it's so!! The bigger leaves are turning greenish and they are round. Yay!! I'm so happy ~ it will be my first time having them in any garden! :-)
ReplyDeleteI'll keep you posted. Thanks for the info.
Kathleen, You truly will enjoy these! And next year... keep watch, as they will spread a bit here and there... ;-) Aren't they so cute?
ReplyDelete