Marie, Yay to Spring! The licorice plant is a goner. I like the way the snow falls on plants in winter. It also provides birds with a natural setting. May
Janice, Sounds beautiful there. Icy snow, corn snow is crunchy to walk and ski on. A very Spring kind of snow. Sparkling is not easy to capture with a regular digital camera. May
I'll take the indoors anytime. That looks like a spider plant and I envy you being able to keep them alive. I can manage to kill them within months of buying a new one.
Maryanne, The thing with spider plants, give them their own indirect sun space, dry between watering and don’t over water. That spot gets indirect sun with a small sunning in the afternoon. May
If anything I think I underwater my spider plants - who knows though. Plants and I have had a falling out and I kill them with great regularity. When this lot is toes up I don't think I'm going to bother replacing them.
Spring is next month. That should help that first plant.
ReplyDeleteMarie,
DeleteYay to Spring!
The licorice plant is a goner. I like the way the snow falls on plants in winter. It also provides birds with a natural setting.
May
I noticed lots of ice outside yesterday. It sparkled in the sun. Janice
ReplyDeleteJanice,
DeleteSounds beautiful there.
Icy snow, corn snow is crunchy to walk and ski on. A very Spring kind of snow.
Sparkling is not easy to capture with a regular digital camera.
May
I'll take the indoors anytime. That looks like a spider plant and I envy you being able to keep them alive. I can manage to kill them within months of buying a new one.
ReplyDeleteMaryanne,
DeleteThe thing with spider plants, give them their own indirect sun space, dry between watering and don’t over water. That spot gets indirect sun with a small sunning in the afternoon.
May
If anything I think I underwater my spider plants - who knows though. Plants and I have had a falling out and I kill them with great regularity. When this lot is toes up I don't think I'm going to bother replacing them.
DeleteI like them both!
ReplyDeleteJeanie,
DeleteThe afternoon sun in the plants is magical.
May