I've been lazy lately. Been reading a lot and therefore dreaming. And then, this morning, I had a look at my hibiscus which I showed you in its summer glory here and thought I needed to do something about it if I didn't want it to die. So I bought a huge pot and some soil. I hope it'll feel better. Since I had some leftover soil, I also imagined my poinsettia would prefer a slightly larger pot. And finally, I planted an olive tree. It's the tiny top photo. It was given to me and I hope, hope, hope that it's going to make it because I've had it for a while now and it wasn't even in a pot.
Top: olive tree, bottom left poinsettia, bottom right hibiscus.I'm making progress on a half bedspread. A winter themed quilt I am hoping to have finished come next winter! I'm quilting some snowflakes on it which is painstainkingly slow but oh so pretty!
Wishing you a happy weekend!
Interesting choice of books. I really love to read and sometimes have several books going and then I get lost somewhere.
RépondreSupprimerIn the house gardening can be fun.
Oh those snowflakes must be very tedious---but keep up the good work. MB
Oh how funny---my word verification was--Reads
RépondreSupprimerYou call doing all this "being lazy"?! LOL!
RépondreSupprimerThat baby olive tree is so special. So small and yet full of hope. May it bring you peace always.
You do keep busy! And you have, as I have said before, so many talents. I think your olive tree will make it. We planted a whole coconut in a planter one time and put it on our porch in Boca Raton...it actually grew a palm tree!
RépondreSupprimerThe quilt looks and sounds beautiful!
Mais ça cocoone à mort, dis-moi! Petit coup de mou en plein coeur de l'hiver? c'est vrai qu'en ce moment , on a envie de rester sous la couette avec un bon livre..J'espère que tes plantations apprécieront ce petit coup de vitamine!
RépondreSupprimerIt's beautiful, you have many talents!
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Good luck with your plants! Are the books any good?
RépondreSupprimerI can feel a bit of spring over here, taking care of your plants.....
RépondreSupprimer.....yes, there is hope.....:)
Have a great week
Becky
Thanks for fixing the link to al Siq. I checked it out. Fascinating. Walls 300-600 ft? Impressive.
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