Plants that are still thriving are a couple roses. This one I purchased from Walmart early in the season worked out pretty well. It wasn't an expensive one by no means. I spray mine with neem oil and it seems to take care of what attacks them at certain times of the year. So far so good.
This one blooms prettiest in the fall and early spring.
I purchased this one in late February this year. Wasn't sure it would live. It was sold as a Valentine day rose in a pot with 4 others. I separated them and most lived when put in the ground.
The crow looks a little silly hanging on the limb like he is. Kids like it.
Halloween wreath. Usually I just put on the door a leaf wreath of some kind. The grand girls love Halloween so I made this one this year.
Had a left over skeleton head, so I stuck it in the flowers.
I am going to try and cook this pumpkin next week. I heard these are good. Will see.
I feel I am really pushing it with this rosemary in the pot for several years. I need to find a place to plant it.
curly kale. We will eat this tonight.
Spicy basil still growing strong. Very aromatic plant.
Betsy,
ReplyDeleteLove all your Halloween decorations!! I too am looking forward to decorating for Christmas....I have the whole upstairs done already and will start the downstairs right after Halloween...
Hugs,
Debbie
I really like your blog...and we are practically neighbors. :) Your roses look good; all your plants look good. Glad you mentioned neem oil. I will have to get some. I never know what to do for roses. I love your pot of rosemary! and your decorations. I had a quick look at your Christmas Blog...it's beautiful. Thank you for visiting.
ReplyDeleteI just mentioned Rosemary bread on your other post and then I flip over to read this and there is ROSEMARY...lots of it. Hope you harvest that before the cold gets it.
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