Terry and Halcyon, thanks for dropping by and your comments.
Halcyon, I keep them inside until after Easter and then I put the pots outside. On my sunporch they often stay in bloom for months. They are tender tropical plants, and it is too cold to plant them in the ground here. Rarely do I have good luck getting them to rebloom for next Christmas. Most folks just compost them after the holdays. This year I might do that also..... although it seems wasteful to me.
I heard that they need a period of dark before they will bloom again. I put mine in the the closet a few weeks back. I agree with you, I hate to throw a living thing away.
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William Faulkner wrote:"To understand the world, you must first understand a place like Mississippi."
A Favorite Quote By William Faulkner
"The past is never dead. It's not even past."
From Act 1, Scene III,Requiem for a Nun
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The Magnolia State
Magnolia Grandilflora
Mississippi's State Flower and Tree
3 Stages Of Magnolia Flowers and Buds
The Most Beautiful Native Tree and Flower In Mississippi
My Favorite Magnolia Painting
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Siege of Vicksburg in 1863
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The Worst Chapter In Our History
Cannons and Flags
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Mississippi River Car and Railway Bridges At Vicksburg
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Crossing Over Ole Man River To Louisiana
Vicksburg's Two Mississippi River Bridges
Looking West Over to Louisiana Between the New And Old Bridges
Vicksburg Old Courthouse Museum
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A Quote from Henry Mitchell's, The Essential Earthman
"Gardening is a long road, with many detours and way stations, and here we all are at one point or another. It's not a question of superior or inferior taste, merely a question of which detour we are on at the moment. Getting there (as they say) is not important; the wandering about in the wilderness or in the olive groves or in the bayous is the whole point."
Favorite Gardening Books by Henry Mitchell
The Essential Earthman, One Man's Garden, Henry Mitchell On Gardening
8 comments:
Thanks Jon for your poinsettias.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
Terry Thornton
Fulton, Mississippi
Thank you for the history of the poinsettia. I learned something today!
Do you plant yours outside or just keep them indoors?
Terry and Halcyon, thanks for dropping by and your comments.
Halcyon, I keep them inside until after Easter and then I put the pots outside. On my sunporch they often stay in bloom for months. They are tender tropical plants, and it is too cold to plant them in the ground here. Rarely do I have good luck getting them to rebloom for next Christmas. Most folks just compost them after the holdays. This year I might do that also..... although it seems wasteful to me.
Jon on 12-15-08
I heard that they need a period of dark before they will bloom again. I put mine in the the closet a few weeks back. I agree with you, I hate to throw a living thing away.
Beautiful poinsettias, Jon ... Thank you for sharing them with us.
I also want to thank you for sharing your grandfather's wisdom on the subject of "trifling" piddling. He sounds like he was a very wise man.
My sincerest wishes to you and your family for the best Christmas ever.
Janie
Thanks for sharing with us.. Nice blog..
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