Red Begonias
Pentas
Alternanthera and Pentas
White Begonia and Hyacinth bulbs
Gerbera Daisy
Kalanchoe and Begonias
Begonias, Persian Shield and Epiphyllum cutting.
Begonias, Pentas and Foxtail fern
Purple alternanthera weaves through
everything under the south bench.
Duranta cuttings bloom all winter.
Flowers and text are from the garden of Nell Jean blogged on Dotty Plants Journal in cool Southwest Georgia.
7 comments:
I have greenhouse envy :)
Happy GBBD.
It's no surprize that you've filled your greenhouse with beautiful plants. I'm jealous.
So wonderful to see your greenhouse packed to the rafters with lovely plants. What a feast for your eyes over the winter.
yeah! I can comment :-)
I like your greenhouse, and wish I had one!!
The word verification feature does not bother me, since I do understand its purpose. How does it go at your other blog, seedscatterer.wordpress, (it allows me to leave a comment)do you get a lot of spam on that blog?
How wonderful! I must say I am in love with all those Pentas. It is one of my dreams to someday have a small greenhouse. Yours is inspiring, especially with all those blooms.
Wordpress and Blogger have slightly different methods of handling spam and allowing comments. I do get spam at Wordpress but it's stuck in limbo until I allow or destroy it. I don't mind deleting so much as I mind comments from foreigners who tell me that my post wasn't very good and then leave advertising. I'd rather not allow them to leave their waste for me to clean out.
The purpose of word verification is to assure that a real person who can read and think is posting. If there's no interference, a bot (script) from a remote computer can leave the same message on thousands of unsuspecting blogs that do not have that extra step.
I'm crazy about Pentas, too. Butterflies flock to them in the summer, which is my primary reason for taking so many cuttings. Not all cuttings 'take' but I think I get an above-average outcome. I hope you get a greenhouse, Kathy.
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