Are you gardening indoors? Pics please.

3 years ago

I have a bad habit of not letting things die. So, I bring in whatever is still blooming or likely to bloom, or just survive indoors and be a perennial. That means winter flowers and less things to start from seed and less work next season. This year I have a bunch of stocks, petunias, purslane, bell peppers, straw flowers and nicotianas besides the other regulars like dipladenia, jasmine polyanthum, orchids, sunset jasmines, Thanksgiving cacti, kalanchoe & succulents. There are roses and hollyhocks still blooming outdoors thanks to the mild temps so far. What are you growing indoors?

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getgoing100_7b_nj
Original Author
3 years ago
Some of the outdoors and more indoors up close
mazerolm_3a
3 years ago
Wow these are fantastic!! Thanks for sharing! :)
getgoing100_7b_nj thanked mazerolm_3a
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getgoing100_7b_nj
Original Author
3 years ago
The jasmine polyanthum is beginning to bloom. It has grown to cover an en entire tomato cage. :) The structural beauty of Thanksgiving cactus flowers :). Also, my first standard size vanda seedling has its first bloom. Still blooming: purslane, dipladenia and random nicotiana.
zoey z
3 years ago
My indoor greenhouse.
getgoing100_7b_nj
Original Author
3 years ago
Nice. I have a smaller one (just shelves, no walk in) outside on the balcony for smaller pots that need a bit of protection from cold and the rain/snow. Is there a reason why you have houseplants in there instead of tucked into corners around the home? I suppose it helps with lighting, organization? I like how the bare root Vanda is hanging in there.