
We "hitched" up the wagon and headed into town this morning, Mac was in need of a haircut, and I needed fresh veggies, so I shopped while he had a trimming. Quite a bit of a trimming as it turned out because the shop's computer said he hadn't been in for nearly 14 weeks, now he likes his hair a bit long---keeps his ears warm--but it was definitely time for a trim.
In addition to my veggies I decided the house needed a bit of color so I picked up an African Violet (editor's note, Morning Minion just pointed out that this is actually a Primula and she's right, perhaps it will last longer than an African Violet). I never have much luck with them, I probably overwater them, but I love their color and they were among my Mom's favorite flowers so from time to time I give them a go.


Looking forward to the football games tomorrow, I'm pulling for Green Bay and the Jets, hope that's not the kiss of death.
Janet, I do beleive the plant pictured is a primrose [primula.] African violets can be fussy creatures, but if you find the right soil/water/light combinations they are long-lived.
ReplyDeleteI've been admiring your Christmas cactus--mine got confused this year--just now in bloom--one of them--the other, from the same parent plant is sitting and sulking.
You're right it is a Primula, don't know what I was thinking, hope my cat doesn't eat it.
ReplyDeleteI am like you I like to have colour in the house all year, your choices are great.
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