One of my spouse's raised beds tells the story of what it looks like outside.
But inside - it's another story.
Usually, I am scrounging through the house on a March GBBD, praying for something - anything - to be in bloom.
Not this year, and I'm so happy.
My forced hyacinth.
My Thanksgiving cactus (cactii?) have burst into bloom again, near a potbound moth orchid that has a few buds on it.
Last month, I showed you some of the red poinsettias I managed to rebloom - this month it's the white one's turn.
A begonia I overwintered.
And finally, a coleus waits patiently for the time I can plant these rooted cuttings outside.
I can't believe I have so much to offer my readers. Thank you for visiting!
In another week it's spring. Until then, why don't you join Carol at May Dream Gardens and the other garden bloggers who participate in Garden Bloggers Bloom Day every 15th of the month?
All the blossom would make me happy too. Enjoy your indoor garden :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely flowers. Brilliant colours and a welcome harbinger of Spring. I love begonias and coleus is my favourite indoor plant .
ReplyDeleteWe still have snow and a yard littered with broken branches. No warm up above freezing until Saturday.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful indoor blooms must help a little with the cabin fever. I'm very impressed that you got your poinsettias to rebloom. Happy GBBD!
ReplyDeleteWho knows what you'll find when that snow disappears!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and all in the middle of winter. I live in LA but in an apartment so it's inspiring and calming to add more plants inside.
ReplyDeleteHooray! Indoor blooms.
ReplyDeleteLovely selection of outdoor and indoor flowers.
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