Watering cans all lined up at the ready.
My plumeria survived the few frosty and cold nights we had this past winter. I threw a light cloth over it each night the temp went below 40 degrees
Can you guess what this is????
Answer: Henrietta, literally upside down, in the planter outside the den window, taking a long and messy dust bath. Yes she survived the winter also.
Sorry I had to take this through the screen. I couldn't open the screen door or either she would have whisked away -- or like a shot Bailey would have been out after her!
The man of the house is not pleased!!
8 comments:
Very nice Chrisj !
well, mine are growing but yours are beautiful!
Love your yard Chris ~~~ You did good ~~ thanks for posting you beauties.
You and Wanda have really nice backyards. Maybe I'll give you a tour of mine one of these days.
That's hilarious -- Henrietta upside down. She loves your place! The raccoons love ours -- as I walked around the 'estate' today, I found the tell-tale signs all over. I need your 'man of the house' to come and clean up after them!
Lovely to see round your garden! Chickens too! The orchid cactus and fortnight lilies, would look at home in my garden, although I don't know if it would be warm enough for them here!!!
Your drawings are beautiful as well as your garden! Have a wonderful week!
~Kelli
Your drawings are beautiful as well as your garden! Have a wonderful week!
~Kelli
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