New tin Rooster planter with a "rescue" Gerber Daisy, Begonia, some seedlings and a Sweet Potato vine. Drained holes for drainage.
Close-up of the pink Gerber Daisy. Bought a Lowes after the storm for $2.50.
My first tomato from a patio tomato.
Begonias from Lowes, 44 cents a 6 pack. Poor babies needed a new home on my east balcony.
Africa Daisy in a Rooster planter. Another "rescue" plant from Lowes.
My new basket (garage sale find) pink Geranium & Sweet Potato vine. It is lined with newspaper and moss then soil. Makes a wonderful welcome to my front door.
East balcony.
East balcony. I only have to water this balcony every other day.
Vintage pitcher that I drained 4 holes in for drainage, Pink Geranium. One of my friends gave me one of her babies from her Airplane plant it is in it new home a vintage green ceramic pot that I drained holes in for drainage.
This evening while watering my plants I saw a big worm come up for water. Last week Mr. Rooster when fishing and brought home not only fish but is left over worms. I sprinkle a little cornmeal and coffee grounds to feed it and he lives in my plants. I feed him and his other friends he works my soil. We both win!
Thursday, April 14, 2011
My New Plants and Planters
Labels:
African Daisy,
Geranium,
Gerber Daisy,
Rooster planter,
Sweet Potato,
vintage pots,
worms
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