
Monday turned into a balmy 60 degree day, so I took advantage and headed out to the potting bench to pot up the amaryllis. This little puppies are all but neglected by me during the summer. If I really wanted to give them a healthy summer field experience, I would be more attentive to weekly fertilizer. But, alas, I toss them in a trench along the fence of the vegetable garden with a little composted manure and leave them to fend for themselves.


I put five of the smallest in one pot.

Meanwhile, my Christmas cactus is ablaze in pink flowers.

And the tree awaits its turn
2 comments:
Happy Bloomin' Christmas mates!
Wish you were here. B.K.
(check Old Paint site for more holiday cheer)
Your Christmas cactus is stunning. Love that color!
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