We know it is May when you see each of these first bloom!
Prickly Pear Cactus
Thunbergia
Desert Rose
Red Ginger
Crinum Lilies
Buddha Belly plant (Jatropha podagrica)
Dwarf Hydrangea
Sunday, May 15, 2022
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THREE NEW QUILT PLANS
I had several piles set aside waiting for me to cut them up with the Accuquilt cutter--I did yesterday! Another set of leftovers from other ...
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The blocks from the Disappearing Nine Patch variation now are a top! This was a very enjoyable scrappy project and I will enjoy making ano... -
Turning a panel into a quilt! Two rows on the top and then borders will be added. I also started on my string block stars! I had so much ... -
So, I did it! I know, I've made 100's of pairs of socks but this is a new construction and it really used a lot of brain cells but ...
So pretty. I particularly like the Thunbergia and Red Ginger.
ReplyDeleteOh my! Such beautiful plants. I, too, like the red giner. The only thing up in our gardens is weeds, and iris, but still no blooms.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
Love, love, love them all!!! There's a place here that sells winter hardy prickly pear, and I'm tempted to go get one.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty flowers! Somehow I was surprised to see a cactus in Florida, or are these all your indoors plants?
ReplyDeleteWhat glorious blooms in such a beautiful range of colors!
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