Even though temperatures are still reaching the mid-70s during the day here in Albuquerque, it’s been getting chilly at night.
So I made the decision to bring some of my flowering plants inside rather than risk them freezing.
Here’s what they looked like a few weeks ago:
I particularly wanted to save the Bougainvillea, so here she is in her new winter home:
I also couldn’t resist bringing in the container that holds the Osteospermum and the Silene uniflora:
The Osteospermum may go dormant, or they may adjust to life indoors. We’ll see. They’ve been inside a week and have continued blooming profusely, so I’m optimistic.
The Silene uniflora has also begun blooming and shows no signs of slowing down:
I’m charmed by those cute little white blossoms.
The rest of the flower pots are staying outside for now.
I love the new additions to the foyer’s welcoming committee. Nothing like bright splashes of purple and pink to brighten my day!
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November 6, 2012 at 11:56 pm
Veron
Lovely
November 7, 2012 at 2:22 pm
goodtogrow
Thanks so miuch!