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I've never seen them planted outside in this country (its probably too wet here). The only time I've seen Poinsettias outside is when they've been in pots and placed by the front door at Christmas-time. for decoration , I dread to think what happens to them after that.Yes she does in the Spring. She did this last year as well and as the temps drop we move them back to the pots into the indoors. All need a good pruning next Spring. They love the sun.
Yes, their leaves are lovely and also interesting in how they change colour.The leaves on all of them are so lovely. It's such a shame people discard these plants after Christmas. They are a joy to have.
Its a good idea to put them all together like you have, by the Rhododendrons which is a big and strong plant.I hope I don't have to use that location too often but it seemed to be the right place for my dead Orchids to be returned to.
You certainly never give up on them.When I take on the responsibility of owning and caring for a plant it is until the end.
Lol.. if you get many more I shall calling you Orchid- MichelleEach one is special and I don't want to have hundreds like Miss Orchid Girl.

She is special and she is the tiniest Orchid I've ever seen.This Cattleya is special as I've never had one and I can learn from it.
I've been calling the Cattleya Pink Cat but I don't know if that will stick. Any suggestions?![]()
I do like the name Pink Cat very much, it suits her
.... or another idea is that a future tiny Orchid might suit the name Our-kid?
One Orchid leads to another, it always does with you Orchid-MichelleNo doubt I'll have to get a second to have a pair.
Yes of course. Dozy me, I meant to say Comet and Cupid, not Nept:eck:une and CupidWell Neptune had her name before I bought her but Cupid is still in the mix name wise.

At long last here they are ...I look forward to it. I hope they are doing well.
As you can see they've both perked up well
in fact, they're growing very fast and I might need to re-pot them for extra room.
Its funny, but I never even consider giving our garden plants names, but then we have far too many and I would become too confused.
Its funny, but I never even consider giving our garden plants names, but then we have far too many and I would become too confused.
She is blooming marvelous, blooms everywhereBTW, is Orkie still in bloom?
You're very clever to be able to create animations.I had to animate that scene as many people say unpleasant remarks about Michelle and I needed to have that in my Michelle file.
Btw:- who would ever dare to say unpleasant remarks about Michelle? :eck: .... I am the only one allowed to do that (out of jealousy) , in the Last Post Thread
I also need to learn how to photo-shop. I have stacks of photos of myself which need a bit of adjusting :Clol:Sure thing , I shall try. I have an Adobe Photoshop program which helps a lot with cropping the images and improving the colour. It's just time consuming.


May I ask what is the red flowering plant in the background. Wax Begonia? I love all of your garden colours. I hope these Violas give you many years of joy. Thanks for sharing this image. :ex:

That net must've felt like a straight-jacket to her, how horrible to be all squashed up.






I would never stoop so low!
I have waited patiently for my present.



