Mine are getting full



Karen

I love oranges and pink-purples. Great looking containers

Love those Begonias Karen! Which are they?

The red begonias are Santa Cruz. I grew those from seeds this year, and some Dragon Wings, too. I love begonias.



Karen

HollyAnnS said:I still have the succulent wreath, too. I had it laying on the patio and the chipmonks dug a hole in it.

I finally gave up on my succulent wreaths and gave them all away. The jays and gray squirrels dug and ate them when they were hanging. I have one ivy wreath left. They really like the coconut liners too. It must make good nesting material. Even the crows will come in and start picking the hanging baskets apart in the spring.

I love your air plants. Wonder how that would do up at the cabin with different mosses. May have to give it a try.

Karen, those containers have really filled out. Lovely.

Loving all these containers! I have your pot's cousin, Lynn.

Tee that is wonderful. Did you give her a name? Mine is Rita. Where did you get yours?

I named her Chiquita. Naming pots ... there's nothing unusual about that, is there?

Not that I know of.

Gee..I never thought to name my head pot!! Gotta check out the latest, greatest baby name list...

DavidofDeLand said: I love this pot!

Yet I can imagine that some might see it spooky and like one of those old Victorian plaster death masks!

Well,................................;...........................she does look fierce in expession....

Don't think that I forgot your impression, David. Will have to keep it in mind when looking for a name...

Just checked out some names from Victorian times and they include Clara, Fannie, Ida, Effie and Lula; Any of these names invoke a woman that can kill you with a stare?...

Lucrezia could do!

A little further back in time yet she does have Romanesque looks! I'll bet they played a bit with that whole death mask thing too.............;

as in Borgia of course!

She was always called Pearl...


Well a few containers

Gordon, I love the model in photo 4.

Yes Lynn.. She is a terror on the trellises also

Such unusual coloring and markings. She looks like some of the Bengal cats.

Happy 4th of July everyone.

Yes...Solo is a Snow Bengal.. The worlds most talkative... And climbing...getting to the top..just to see where above you can go to from here...and a love of water...well a fascination any way.. That has them winding up wet ...


Mother Cotton...Father Silver... And the young Solo

Love them Gordon.

Just want to let you all know that some of my caladium leaves look like they are starting to unfurl.