Two sunny days and suddenly …
Our indoor garden is doing well. Not fantastically. My Norfolk Island Pine is looking unhealthy. I have a bad record of dealing with these as indoor plants. None of the ones I’ve tried growing have done even passingly well. In fact, they all died. I thought maybe this time … but no. It’s going to die too.
Other things are doing well. The orchids are great. I think there’s maybe one more bud and it’s getting ready to bloom. But after that, I’m pretty sure the plant will rest for a few months.
Green and growing
All the orchids
Greenery, orchids, and a couple of goldfinches
Orchids at the French doors, a Goldfinch on the feeder
Categories: Anecdote
Enjoy your spring. 😀 😀 Wonderful photos Marilyn 😀
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Thank you!! Today, which is NOT raining, but a lot colder — I have the heat on. It is bright with sun. ALL the trees are pumping out leaves — and this is actually EARLY. We don’t usually see this much leaf activity until another two weeks. But I am NOT complaining! Go LEAVES!
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Lovely Marilyn….
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It’s even nicer today. Between yesterday and today, every tree has the beginning of leaves, that lovely green-gold color of early spring.
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There’s a crabapple tree down the street that is in full bloom….
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Wonderful indoor plants…jealous.
Regards, Teresa
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I think I’m going to lose the pine, but I’m going to trim it and see if that can save it. Otherwise, the greenery is greening nicely!
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Good luck. I’m just lucky my husband has a green thumb, or else 🙄
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I’m a good indoor gardener, but not much outdoors. A lot of that has to do with my spine which has been a problem since I was in my early teens. It doesn’t get better with age.
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Take care of that spine. I know as we grow older…everything aches.
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Wonderfully springlike! The Norfolk Pine doesn’t look too bad — and I thought I saw 2 more orchid buds! Enjoy!
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Half the pine is burned. IT did not like the sun. I sometimes forget that THESE plants like deep shade, so the side that was away from the sun is fine, but the other half is fried. I may save it if I trim it.
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