Dracaena 'Hawaiian Sunshine'

Some tiny pots

Too many to name

Closer pic of Aloe juvenna blooming

Dracaena marginata, 'White Jewel', & Begonia 'Corallina de Lucerne'

D. marginata, Cordyline fruticosa, a big air plant, Callisia elegans

Dieffenbachia 'Panther', some Sansevierias

Palm & D. 'Riki'

A couple Ficus elastica & friends

Temps dropping into the high to mid-20s. Working on getting the garage tidied up and set up to receive all the temperate bonsai that are now fast asleep.

Al

Lol! at the exact same second your 'like' of one of my posts on another thread pinged my email, I was selecting the like button on your post.

Al

Awesome fun! Best luck @ your place this winter! ;) Hoping for a mild one here this year, once in a while the worst is just a few light frosts. Not really an option for your location.

Everything is crammed into the greenhouse (8x16 Rion) (that-needs-work) (I-had-no-idea-what-I-was-buying). My old cat decided to eat everything I had. Of course everything I had was bad for him! I have a few Golden Pothos cuttings, in vases, up high, where he can't get to, in the house.

Jus’ another northern Winter, no big deal for us hardy Yanks (Zone 7/NJ).

(one corner of the garage...)

Tiffany, you are one super Plantswoman. Your plants are all GORGEOUS! That philo is to die for!

Pat, TYVM! And I totally agree about the Philo! For about an hour starting @ sunrise, the sun shines right through that window & it's such a beautiful sight.

I hope you can get, or have, a Philo, 'Micans' to see what the sun does to that satin beauty! You will swoon.

Here are my plants, all settled in for a winter nap.

Lovely, Barb!

Pat, I culled 'Micans' from the herd a year ago. I just didn't like it as much as the other vines and there's only so much space to which one can devote to plants over winter.

Tiffany,

i love your plant combos too. The mix of color and textures is always a treat.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Thanks! And Happy Thanksgiving to you too!

Amazing potted plant combos. Wow impressive number of quality plants. That must be a lot of work caring for all those plants.

Do you have any special secrets you could share on maintenance and and winter care care?