Showing posts with label blooms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blooms. Show all posts

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Stick sans yard art

Sweetie, Along Life's Highway was scoring dinnerware in the garden. I never thought to take a photo of the plates!

Unfortunately, all I have is the stake that used to hold the cup and saucer before the hackberry tree took it out. Should I take it and fix it? What do you think?

Mahagony nasturtiums at the front door are still blooming.

Button bush is in full "button".

One of the plumeria is about to pop. I think this is the one I got from my boss when I lived in Florida.

Althea close up.

Belinda's Dream is still full of blooms.

The rose bush I can not kill is back and about to bloom.

These tomatoes are so shiny.


Monday, February 22, 2010

Snow on Tuesday!?!?

Time to whine.... 80 degrees and sunny on Sunday, 56 degrees today with sun and a nice Northly breeze. Forecasting snow for us on tomorrow (Tuesday). That's right - San Antonio, Texas is expected to get more than Dallas, which is 250 miles north!

What will happen to the blooms? Finally, something is blooming....

Chandler strawberry in bloom in the berry boat. Going to have a boat load of berries soon!

This is a coral Salvia coccinea that has seeded itself in one of my pots of plumeria. The birds brought me this treasure as I do not have any in my yard until now. This girl is blooming her heart out in the greenhouse.

Will I actually see a cherry blossom? I bought this "Minnie Royal" cherry and its pollinating companion "Royal Lee" cherry last spring from Fanick's Nursery in San Antonio. This year the Minnie has potential. Low chilling cherry for warmer areas, 300-350 chill hours.

Minne has its own video!