It is that time of year - - Happy
Holidays!
Holidays and decorations wherever
you look: up and down the streets, inside and outside the homes. From now and into the new year - - it
is holiday-time.
Instead of looking “out and
about” in the Gardens at Waters East, it was decided to look at the flowers
blooming in the house during this week of the year. Some are “house plants” others, to help them survive, have
been brought in for the winter season.
Each now celebrates with blooms this festive time of the year.
succulent in bloom
Hibiscus
a summer annual brought in for the winter
no idea what it is called
Bougainvillea
Papyrus
more close-up detail
Rosemary
Geranium
Peace Plant
another happy blooming succulent
interesting color design
Spider Plant
A favorite of the holidays is the
poinsettia. There are a number of
blooms in this posting that demonstrate well that today’s poinsettia is not
your grandma’s poinsettia. This is
only one of the many many varieties found in green houses today. It has some awesome markings
which you can see in close-ups of the plant.
more detail
The kind of plant and view that says
Merry Christ & Happy Holidays.
NOTE: Since this Blog is meant to be an
accurate journal of the gardens;
no photos are
“staged”, “arranged”, or ”photo-shopped” in anyway.
What is posted
– is what it here. It is what it
is.
view in Asian Patio fountain
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Lovely flowers and very festive displays. Merry Christmas to you.
ReplyDeleteYou've kept a great group of plants going with all those windows. It's interesting also to see your fantastic view and the axis of the formal garden with the view from the house.
ReplyDeleteAll that color accents your winter backdrop beautifully. Happy holidays Jack.
How lovely to have all those blooms in your house. As next year I plan to start adding flowers to our property, come hell or high water, I took some some time to read your design principles today. I've just read an article on interior design all about editing-I hope I do better outside than I have inside.
ReplyDeleteLots of plants continue flowering in your home. I love the beautiful displays of the wonderful Poinsettia, especially with the view over the garden to the lake.
ReplyDeleteWish you a Merry Christmas Jack.
Stunning!
ReplyDeleteNice photos. What a happy blog.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers and wonderful view!
ReplyDeleteVisiting "Gardens at Water East" is always a great pleasure!
A Very Merry Christmas and a Wonderful New Year to you and your family!
Happy New Year to my favorite garden on the lakeshore!
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