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- Jon
- Vicksburg, Mississippi, United States
- Welcome to an online ramble in our small cottage garden located in Vicksburg, Mississippi. There are several hundred pictures on this blog so click on OLDER POSTS under the bottom of the last center picture of this page to see previous older posts and pictures on the other pages. Have a look around and feel free to click COMMENTS under the pictures if you wish to type a question or to leave a remark. Scroll or page far down to the bottom of this page to see my automatic slideshows of about 400 photos of this little garden. Feel free to copy, take, use or enjoy anything on my blog as nothing is copyrighted by me in this amateur blog I have deliberately put in the public domain. You may have the shirt off my back if you want or need it.
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4 comments:
What a lovely present to find a new post from you!!
I hope all is well there---your plants are gorgeous.
Our philos are all outside for the Summer, and the biggest has crept way down off the pedestal, and has grabbed a very firm hold every inch for several feet across the hosta bed below. I dread having to uproot (literally) its happy little haven when the cold comes.
When they do this, I always think of that scene in Desk Set when she threatens the new computer with a long loop of her own philodendron---Pour in all the plant food and aim it at EMMY!!
I've never grown crotons -- maybe because I'm never sure which is a croton and which is croutons and the pronounciation of each. Your post has set me thinking I might need crotons next year. I saw a picture elsewhere in which there were lots of yellow and bright orange flowers in front of a row or crotons. Yep, I think I definitely need crotons. I bought an Emerald philodendron recently, and a white anthurium. A body just can't have too many tropicals.
Hi, Jon ... I hope this finds you doing well.
I love crotons, especially in the fall. Yours are beautiful.
Beautiful pictures..thinking about to get a croton plant for my livingroom. I am not sure how much sunlight the plant needs to grow.
Any suggestions?
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