Today's Flowers
Just sharing a few things in bloom, my Christmas Cactus is still throwing out a flower or two. The second is an African Gardenia, the third is a winter jasmine, and the last is a Moth Orchid.
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26 comments:
Beautiful, beautiful.... you have a whole green hand! They are so lovely!
Gorgeous flowers! Your photo of the Moth Orchid is superb!
Love your photography!nice framing of subjects. so refreshing to see flowers in bloom. it's still winter where i am.
Lovely flowers; I especially like the orchid.
I had a Christmas Cactus years ago, they are so beautiful. How do you keep all those gorgeous flowers? You sure know how to grow flowers. These are all amazingly beautiful. Hugs
Isn't it wonderful what can bloom inside during the cold months?
Your orchid ans well as the other lovelies certainly love it.
I wonder, did you see my blogpost today or just the guest friend picture?
You have such wonderful blossoms inside. Must be nice, especially in winter to have all those indoor plants.
Thanks for your comment. I am sure if you can grow the pink one, you can grow the others. Since your winters are much harsher than ours, I suggest you plant the bulbs under the soil level to protect them from freezing. Here in our mild (much too mild for me . .. .I want SNOW) climate, we plant them with their necks above the soil.
There's just NO choosing among those four stunning beauties! How fortunate to have these lovely flowers to gaze at in your home!
What delightful house guests you have. Impressed that the cactus is still blooming. Great shots.
Gorgeous blooms! You must have green thumb..
Beauty!
How lovely! With all of those flowers, I bet your whole house is adrift in beauty.
I would love to have the jasmine and gardenia. I can almost smell them.
My Christmas cactus is just beginning to bloom and I love it. Yours are beautiful. I wish I could have more in our home, I sure love yours this time of year!
My Christmas cactus is just beginning to bloom and I love it. Yours are beautiful. I wish I could have more in our home, I sure love yours this time of year!
All those pictures are amazing, but I'm really in love with the last one!
Rudy's Raiser
Beautiful shots! I especially love the last one - gorgeous!
It's so nice to see flowers in bloom this time of year. I love taking pictures of flowers, but can't seem to grow them inside. I'll have to wait for spring.
Would be interested to see what you think about Love in the Time of Cholera. We discussed it last night at our writer/book group meeting.
Forgot to say how much I love your photos. They are all amazing.
I don't think I've ever seen an orchid like that before.
All of them are beautiful.
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So beautiful!
How nice to have all those flowering at the end of winter. I can smell the jasmine from here.
Beautiful pictures. You seem to have a green thumb indoors as well. I have lot of plants indoors which don't bloom, but nevertheless I have to have the "green". Are you ready for the outdoors yet? It is still cold over here in Germany. Greetings, Andrea
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