Maybe was for ever buying these only to kill them by overwatering.
Yes, donkey's tail succulent. Each little leaf can make a new plant. They only flower when it is ideal for them. It is happy with you. Mezeltov.
@DaphneDarling . Some plants take much longer but they are all worth it. An orchid takes six or more years to grow from seed to flowering. Ferns take three years from a spore to leafing.
I used to have one of those plants. I loved it, but yours has a much more impressive history!
Posted by KilltheskyfairyLoved this picture!
Posted by FrayedBearA late bloom in the centre of town caught my eye.
Posted by FrayedBearA late bloom in the centre of town caught my eye.
Posted by FrayedBearA late bloom in the centre of town caught my eye.
Posted by FernappleWhen is it a plant, when a wildflower and when a weed ?
Posted by ZsterI live in a very hard clay soil area and routinely time my ground work around softening rains.
Posted by LorajayMany of my shrubs look like they may not make it after our 12 days of extreme freezing weather but my Chinese quince is prettier than it's ever been. Perhaps it would prefer a colder climate.
Posted by JolantaHow to keep flowers fresh.
Posted by bigpawbulletsOut in the incredibly nice weather! Cleaned up the front yard.
Posted by uumoo¿Dead or Alive?
Posted by MikeInBatonRougeSpring happiness! Hybrid teas Paradise and Over the Moon, and yellow floribunda True Friendship.
Posted by MikeInBatonRougeSpring happiness! Hybrid teas Paradise and Over the Moon, and yellow floribunda True Friendship.
Posted by MikeInBatonRougeSpring happiness! Hybrid teas Paradise and Over the Moon, and yellow floribunda True Friendship.
Posted by bigpawbulletsAnother 5 weeks or so.... and everything moves outside!!!!
Posted by tinkercreekIt's Trillium time in Oregon!
Posted by MikeInBatonRougeMy first Niobe Clematis bloom of the season!