(the 28 who "made it" through the sale and came to D.C.)
It's a far cry from the 500-600 plants that were in the greenhouse back home, but these are the few "loves" I couldn't bare to part with. Most are sentimental, some rare and others just too pretty to let go.
(above, our old greenhouse in IL last summer)
Pruning and watering now only takes a few minutes (though I stretch it out longer) vs the neverending task before, but it still makes my mind peaceful. And maybe in the not-too-distant-future we'll have an avocado or mango tree in our backyard!
Wow! That's an awesome greenhouse. Even my green thumb is green with envy. ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove the greenhouse .... love it! So proud of you for bringing some with you!
ReplyDeleteThose are gorgeous pictures! I can't get over that amazing greenhouse.
ReplyDeleteYou are an incredible gardener! Which is just amazing to me, for I kill every living green thing.
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Lovely! I'm always hit or miss with plants, but it doesn't ever stop me from trying. Gardening is very peaceful.
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