We all have to treat our plants differently across the globe and where here we will prune at this stage or even before they are as dry. You are wise to protect your plant..nature knows.
We do the same. My beds look like a dried up weed patch with all the dead stems, leaves, flower and seed pods and all the blown in leaves and such. I have started gradually working on it, knowing what needs done now.
wow, it's late for a christmas cactus, this must be the well known seldom seen Mardi gras cactus
ReplyDeletewhat are these?
ReplyDeletebeautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteswiss cheese philodendron?
ReplyDeleteMine are in the ground, they took quite the hit this year, wil be slow returning.
ReplyDeletegotta love daffs
ReplyDeletewhat are the red blooms in the background?
ReplyDeletethat's beautiful and it is?
ReplyDeleteNice photo. I'm not successful with these but my Mom has been. I am trying again this year.
ReplyDeleteI think this is what I have in container.
ReplyDeleteJust now getting a few buds.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love this room. I want a sun room so bad for me and my plants.
ReplyDeleteI love these and we call them Zygocactus.
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I think Primula...
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Beautiful indeed.
ReplyDeleteMonstera deliciosa...
ReplyDeleteyes swiss cheese plant too.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monstera_deliciosa
lol too cute.
ReplyDeletewow these are surely dried Hydrangeas Baz...still on the bush or did you prune?
ReplyDeleteThis is Photinia?
ReplyDeletePretty.
ReplyDeleteIs it a Gardenia? Camelia?
ReplyDeleteWaiting to find out too Vic?
I love sun rooms too.
ReplyDeleteNo it is a Xmas cactus its been in the family 70 years it always flowers From before xmas until Feb
ReplyDeleteIts a Polyanthus
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ReplyDeleteStill on the bush to protect the new growth until after the last frost, there is one expected tonight!
ReplyDeleteNO Milli its a Virburnum Im not sure which Variety
ReplyDeleteseems the wrong leaf for both gardenia and camelia.
ReplyDeleteGot ya Baz..we have them here too.
ReplyDeleteWe all have to treat our plants differently across the globe and where here we will prune at this stage or even before they are as dry. You are wise to protect your plant..nature knows.
ReplyDeleteWe do the same. My beds look like a dried up weed patch with all the dead stems, leaves, flower and seed pods and all the blown in leaves and such. I have started gradually working on it, knowing what needs done now.
ReplyDeleteIndeed so - fab shots!
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