In this photo, you can see all the versions of the blooms, from the smallest, new buds, larger buds, a just opened yellow bloom in the bottom right corner, and the big orange flower that opened two days ago. Tomorrow, that one will be mush.
Yesterday, for my own amusement, I made another panoramic image of the back yard. Click to embiggen.
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It's 50 degrees, windy, and cool. The forecast calls for 52 tonight with rain possible Tuesday and Wednesday. Went to work at 5am this morning. I need a nap when I get off at 2pm.
5 comments:
I received a cutting from this plant from a friend. It is well rooted and has been repotted. Should I wait until next spring to put it in the ground?
Darla, I would put it in the basement or somewhere that it can remain cool and go dormant for the winter. Or treat it as a houseplant in a sunny spot. Just don't overwater. The soil needs to dry out completely between waterings. The pot should be very light when you lift it. I lost several cuttings last year due to soggy soil.
Thank you so much.. I am over the top about this plant and want it to survive the winter!!!
oh those brugs look so beautiful...i can't wait! hehe
xoxo
I wasn't sure if it would happen or not but I finally got my first bloom of the year! It may be the only one I see because the other blooms are dropping here in the northeast. But at least I saw one! Woo-hoo!
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