Grawesomely Green

Plants are cool. These are mine. USDA Zone 6a

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3/3/2017-3/8/2017 Daffodils and Hyacinth blooming early against the house

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3/2/2017

Jade Plants from the cuttings last fall

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2/24/2017

Not growing the best, they do better outside, even with the snowy winters

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2/24/2017

Today, we plant the pineapple!!

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2/17/2017 - 2/23/2017

Hyacinth changes from basement to sunny window

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2/17/2017

Amaryllis Bulbs and Gloxinia tubers in the basement awaiting spring

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2/17/2017

New growth on my palm. Cool!

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2/17/2017

My Calathea doesn’t look the best but it is still growing... Hoping it’ll bloom again. Can’t figure out where to put it for it to grow better, it always is getting brown leaves. 

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2/17/2017

Starting to see some signs of spring. The crocus are blooming and the buds on the magnolia tree are getting bigger! 

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2/17/2017

What the heck is growing out of the center of the poinsettia flowers? Google says its  a single female flower in the center consisting of a pedicel, a three-parted ovary, and no petals or sepals associated with it.

Oh okay, cool!

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2/11/2017

Parlor Palm blooms up-close 

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2/5/2017

Some of my plants surviving the winter in my bedroom. 

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2/1/2017

Calathea not looking so hot still... I’m going to have to do something with it soon as more leaves keep dying off or are curling up

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2/1/2017

Two varieties of african violets blooming

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2/1/2017

My Parlor Palm is blooming! 

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2/1/2017

My plants at grandma’s house in her spare bedroom. They receive a morning eastern exposure. 

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2/1/2017

My aloe plants that live at granny’s house. They get great eastern sunshine there.