

The Spider plants get really big when they are outside. I am happy the shred them back when they come in. They are easy to propogate
I brought in Jason's Azalea early and it is loving it in the kitchen window. It has been blooming since it came in.

I also brought in the Cyclamen. I only had white ones left. I think what I may do is to buy a couple more and ditch some of the other bigger plants.

My very favourite though is the African Violet. I have quite a few of those. They love this one window. The white one blooms a lot. The others are having a rest at the moment but they bloom all year. With the Violets its a question of finding the spot that they like and then keeping them happy.


While not in bloom, I help them with some beaded flowers by Craftymoose,

Then the other one that I am happy survived is my Rosemary plant.

Then out the back in the laundry are the rest.

This one does not do well outside, even in the shade.

I keep those indoors and they are good in darker corners, they don't like direct light. They call it Devils Ivy or Pothos. Anyway that's my mess and I can not wait for Spring.
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I love what you did with the lilies in the african violets! Years ago, I had dozens of AVs but the water softener salt eventually kills them. Too lazy to keep buying water, LOL. Thank you for the link!
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