There is an orchid in bloom. Please disregard the cobwebs. I do.
There is also a begonia blooming it's little head off. Don't you love winter sun?
If you need a shot of blooming photos head over to Carol's blog and have a peek at blooms from around the world. It is summer someplace.
Happy Garden Bloggers Bloom day.
I failed this Bloom Day, but I love trolling around and vicariously enjoying indoor - and outdoor - blooms.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty orchid! Maybe that is what I need to perk me up--nothing is blooming here, not even the amaryllis, which I potted up late. I think I may have to go plant shopping--it could be a long winter.
ReplyDeleteHope all is well with you, Lisa.
Love how your orchid captures the winter sun!
ReplyDeleteLovely Orchid, beautiful color. I have one with buds, which I feel is a real accomplishment. Everybody should have one for the winter doldrums. Happy Bloom Day.
ReplyDeleteHurrah for indoor blooms!
ReplyDeleteHappy Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day!
Lea
i have that same Begonia but it has nary a bloom. Think I better move it closer to a window.
ReplyDeleteIf ever we needed that always beautiful burst of blooms, it's this winter. Breathe deeply, Lisa. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteLove the orchid cob webs and all! I hope Rose is wrong and it's not a long winter! gail
ReplyDeleteNice to be able to be able to enjoy indoor flowers in winter. I hope its warming up there now. What a horrible weather pattern to hit you all.
ReplyDeleteI must be blinded by the flowers... I don't see any cobwebs! ;-) Happy GBBD, Lisa!
ReplyDeleteNice orchid, that's the one house plant I do enjoy having - pretty bloom colour you have there too. That begonia is a beauty, Lisa. It's not a plant I have ever grown.
ReplyDeleteAh yes... that winter sun... we've a blue sky here this morning... they are welcome too :-D
Happy Bloom Day for yesterday, Wishing you all my very best wishes for 2014 :-D
Thank-you for your continued visits and comments to my blog over the years, I really do appreciate it. I always smile when I see your name come up :-D
Ah Lisa - just what I needed - some pretties to break up this winter weather. Hope you are off to a great start with the new year. Take care.
ReplyDeleteLove your purple leafed begonia!!! Gorgeous!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou asked about our drought. Yes, the worst in history they say.
ReplyDeleteAs to the cob webs I see that as a lovely home for the lucky spider who wove that web. Stay warm.
We are at 70 degrees not normal for January here.
Winter blooms are special.
ReplyDeleteI love those begonia blooms - they are such an amazing contrast to the foliage on that one. I’m particularly fond of all the spotted ones - the angel wings. Stay warm!
ReplyDeleteYou and I are kindred spirits because I never see cobwebs-or dust for that matter. What a pretty begonia! A spot of sun for sure. Stay warm!
ReplyDeleteLovely orchid. As for the cobwebs, I explain to visitors that we practice wildlife-friendly housekeeping.
ReplyDeleteSome nice flowers and some good shots!
ReplyDeleteThank you. Love love, Andrew. Bye.
Who had ever even heard of polar vortex before this winter??!? Beautiful begonia.
ReplyDeleteYour begonias are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI like the cobwebs. You are about life.
Lovely blooms to keep you happy until spring which is getting closer each day!
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