Just like she does every year, Michelle has declared winter over & is trying to rush in Spring. She went to the store yesterday & stocked up on Primroses. Primroses are one of her favorite flowers because they are usually out first every year. Here's some bright yellow and some ruffly purpley pink ones she put in the hanging pot...on the other side are some bulbs that are throwing up some green. Michelle can't remember what they are since she put them in a year ago & then forgot about them.
These bright sun burst yellow Carnations are just the thing for the center of the big pot. Surrounding are more primroses in pinks and reds w/yellow centers...must coordinate after all.
These pretty pink and yellow primroses are in the hanging basket off the front porch rail. Yellow seems to be a theme this year...
And remember those little Christmas trees from last month? Michelle has now planted them in a big pot outside. Once they are acclimated they will go in the ground. But for now the big pot w/lots of room that can be moved to more protected places in case of a cold snap will have to do. After all Michelle may have declared Winter over, but that doesn't really mean it is.
Just like she does every year, Michelle has declared winter over & is trying to rush in Spring. She went to the store yesterday & stocked up on Primroses. Primroses are one of her favorite flowers because they are usually out first every year. Here's some bright yellow and some ruffly purpley pink ones she put in the hanging pot...on the other side are some bulbs that are throwing up some green. Michelle can't remember what they are since she put them in a year ago & then forgot about them.
These bright sun burst yellow Carnations are just the thing for the center of the big pot. Surrounding are more primroses in pinks and reds w/yellow centers...must coordinate after all.
These pretty pink and yellow primroses are in the hanging basket off the front porch rail. Yellow seems to be a theme this year...
And remember those little Christmas trees from last month? Michelle has now planted them in a big pot outside. Once they are acclimated they will go in the ground. But for now the big pot w/lots of room that can be moved to more protected places in case of a cold snap will have to do. After all Michelle may have declared Winter over, but that doesn't really mean it is.
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