Here's just a few photos of my plants the day I moved them inside and placed them for the winter.
This bad boy (above) grew about six inches taller over the summer.
My photo doesn't do this beautiful plant justice. I don't know the name of it. My Buena Vista neighbor Jeannette Sales gave me a start of it. I miss plant swapping with Jeannette.
My trusty ol' aloe, of course, with a couple of jade cuttings on either side of her.
That is my beloved gout plant on the left. She is in serious need of re-potting, but I really want to wait till Spring to do that.
My Jay Lowe Bromeliad.
My daughter-in-law Kristin tells me that these "alligator tooth cacti" are some of the most poisonous plants around, so I'm thinking of letting the cold get 'em. I don't have room for them in the house, anyway. I do like 'em, though -- and they're so hardy and fun to grow, with all their little babies sproutin' up everywhere.
This bad boy (above) grew about six inches taller over the summer.
My photo doesn't do this beautiful plant justice. I don't know the name of it. My Buena Vista neighbor Jeannette Sales gave me a start of it. I miss plant swapping with Jeannette.
My trusty ol' aloe, of course, with a couple of jade cuttings on either side of her.
That is my beloved gout plant on the left. She is in serious need of re-potting, but I really want to wait till Spring to do that.
My Jay Lowe Bromeliad.
My daughter-in-law Kristin tells me that these "alligator tooth cacti" are some of the most poisonous plants around, so I'm thinking of letting the cold get 'em. I don't have room for them in the house, anyway. I do like 'em, though -- and they're so hardy and fun to grow, with all their little babies sproutin' up everywhere.
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