
Inside, I've had to say goodbye to my dear little China doll tree that has unfortunately bit the dust after over ten years. I think my new house has too little light inside to give her what she needed. Very sad. On a brighter note, my little Christmas cactus that I've had for just a few years is getting ready to show her stuff and bring some life to these winter days. I have had her in the bathroom since I moved in and I think she likes the humidity. She doesn't get a whole lot of light, but something seems to be working - there are at least six or seven buds ready to pop!
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Looks like a happy Christmas Cactus- I didn't know they bloomed in white. We have one that was my grandmothers and its blooms are pink.
I had a Christmas cactus a few years back that basically just rotted and died - I had no idea that they were supposed to bloom at all! Darn my black thumb...
Rosemary is such a great herb during winter! We've adopted a rosemary plant outside our building -- my one attempt to grow it indoors struck out.
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