I’m starting to enjoy the seasons to come. I have a lot of my cancer treatments, behind me. Now I have free days. Starting with re-potting the Orchid. Which was an experience. They really do need cramped roots, and tiny pots. It’s like squeezing a fat lady into a small corset. But I DID IT!!
The best time I had yesterday. Was to bring pots, into my little Greenhouse. And fill the benches with some nice things to come. These are my herbs, of Parsley, Basil, plenty of Thyme and Marjoram. These are fresh and healthy. No spraying, and rich dirt.
This is showing my Money Plant. I love that old thing. It’s about 15 years and gives the nicest shade of green. It’s n that white/pink pot. It’s an original. As it grows it’s stems they twist around each other. This makes an interesting TRUNK. Now they use a hybrid and plant two and twist them manually.
There are a couple of Christmas/Easter Cactus.
I have some pretty flowers too……….
This one is going to make me even MORE GREY!! Ha, I let her munch for a bit then knock on the window. If she eats it all today…nothing is left for tomorrow!
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Lovely to see your blog again! I’m making mittens currently — wool ones for the kids to use in the snow (and to look forward to a good snowfall to play in). I found a nice pattern that gives measurements for multiple sizes and also weights of yarn, all in one. Makes it easy. I’ve also gotten addicted to the Mandala yarn and am making SugarShack crochet scarves. Always have multiple projects, lol!
I feel the same. I’m doing cowls and mittens. And Mandela has all those shades. Forget yarn we need an endless supply of needles. Have a great day Martha. And thanks for Visiting!