Look! She's blooming!
I brought this little geranium in for the winter
in hopes that I could keep her alive until spring.
She's actually doing better inside than out!
I think she was in a spot that was too shady.
She didn't even bloom over the summer!
Finally, she's happy!
♥
I'm sure I'd be happy in your lovely house too!
ReplyDeleteWell, aren't you sweet...thank you!
DeleteI'm so glad it's growing. I wondered what was wrong with it when
it was in the ground! haha.
Beautiful and she is lucky to have you looking after her. . . happy indeed . . :)
ReplyDeleteIsn't she pretty? :)
DeleteI brought two of my geraniums in to save them from the cold, hoping to take cuttings in the Spring. Now I find they are in full flower and are better off as an indoor plant. Mine are blood red ones, my favourite.
ReplyDeleteI love the red ones, too! So pretty! Glad yours are doing better now, too!
DeleteHow pretty! Isn't it nice to see blooming flowers? By the way...it's snowing like crazy here at my house. I hope you get it too! :-)
ReplyDeleteMarla
Send it my way! It just started...but we're only supposed to get one inch.
DeleteYou definitely know I would if I could!! It's a wet, slushy snow and is sticking to the grass but not the roads. I've probably got an inch already.
DeleteIt's sticking to the trees! I wish it was during the day so I could watch it fall! :)
DeleteI've brought geraniums into the garage for the winter and been surprised when they survived and bloomed in the spring, but never tried to let them grow in the house. I'll have to do that next winter.
ReplyDeleteHope you all feel better soon!
Very interesting. So, did you water them out there?
DeleteShe's a beauty! Great capture of her, too. It's so rewarding when your plants do well. I left my geraniums on the porch at the beach. They're still alive. With all this warm weather, maybe I'll get blooms, too.
ReplyDeleteI bet they will! How fun to have to last until the next season. I imagine they will be huge by mid summer!
DeleteThe promise of spring!
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping it keeps growing and it's gigantic by the time it can go outside!
DeleteWell done! I do like white geraniums.
DeleteHi Betsy - she's a delight and I'm sure with a more suitable place ... she will live on and give you show much pleasure .. cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteI think she's loving the sunny window she's sitting in. Better not move her anymore! haha.
DeleteIsn't she pretty? Belle of the ball. If I look at her upside down, it is the most gorgeous skirt... crinoline and all!
ReplyDeleteThat is so true! When I was a little girl, we used to turn flowers upside down like that and pretend they were ladies with fancy ball gowns on! :) (oh the simple days of old when we were entertained by little things that didn't have apps or run on batteries. ha)
DeleteI did that, too! Yes, I sometimes long for those simpler days. Does that mean I'm old? Laughing!
Deletehappy, happy, happy. Such a beauty.
ReplyDeleteShe is looking happy! And I see a few more buds!
DeleteJoy!
ReplyDeleteWe all need to find our nurturing spot... Do we not? :-)
And we thrive, when we have found it.
Isn't that the truth...hits home more than you know!
DeleteA happy camper in where it is warm
ReplyDeleteSee, another who doesn't like the snow storm lol
Even though she is white
Deleteshe thinks the snow is a fright. ha.
Beautiful!! And yes geranium love sun. It's funny, this is the first year I have decided to get geraniums. I have already been to the garden center but they were only preparing it for the season. So at least I googled all about them. They remind me about South of France ...
ReplyDeleteI love the smell of them, too! What color are you going to get?
DeleteForgive me for going off-topic, but you should be here right now. Snowing like crazy, with an expected 10 inches or so by the time it stops!
ReplyDeleteYes, I should be! :)
DeleteLucky you! We got less than an inch. Barely a tease and not nearly enough to satisfy me. Massachusetts is all over the news with the snowfall. Looks wonderful!
Actually, I had to shovel that ****. It kinda sucked.
DeleteGeraniums are one of my favorite flowers, Betsy. I do fine with them as long as I leave them outside, but when I bring them in...well, let's just say that they never bloom pretty like your white one. They just die. :( It gives me something to look forward to in the summer. :)
ReplyDeleteThey're one of my favorites, too....mainly because they can take our hot summers and full sun. And I've learned that they don't like the shade! haha.
DeleteFeb. 9th
ReplyDeleteYou would love it here, with our snow storm! :-) We are not too far East, so we just have lots of snow. Farther East, on the Atlantic Coast, they have a real Nor'easter! Not so nice.
Happily, we can just enjoy the feeling of being cozy, in a big snow storm. And I know, you appreciate that feeling. :-)
We didn't get enough....it didn't even completely cover the ground!
DeleteWondering.... you said you were not getting updates, when I blog. Is it still thus?
ReplyDeleteThe way I "follow" blogs is.... I have a separate private blog, where I have installed a Blogger Gadget, to show new posts, on the blogs I watch. And it always works.
Not sure how you are "following" blogs....
Best wishes, with seeing updates though.
Luna Crone
Did I say that? I don't remember that. I have a blog list here on my page. I haven't added you to it yet! I have a few new people, you included, that I need to add....
DeleteFantastic!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Linda :o)
I love the pink and white :-) but maybe even the red ... will see what they will have also ... I would like nice pots for them too :-)
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