As the garden is waiting out in the cold…let’s make a short walk in some of my windows! Most plants are starting to enjoy life as the light is returning.
Medinilla magnifica – the second time I have managed to make it flower again – very happy if the buds will open up instead of falling off…
Thank you for the short visit in my windows, towards summer I hope to give you a tour outdoors and in the glass house. Until then – I must of course send you my Russian begonia – my pride. About 2×1.5 meters today.
Leya 
My neighbour gave me a pot of Oxalis Triangularis and sincethen, I´ve been giving away its babies.I think it´s a very genuine act of kindness, to share something not just food .
I love your indoor plant collection—last week I spent the entire day on my free time to reot and put on some new soil to my plants.It´s exhausting but now when I see them, it´s all worth it.
It´s magic how these green babies can give us so much happiness.
Spring is on the way…I am excited.
I have my own jungle because I have to…to feel good. Good that you have given yours some new soil! They thank you! Oxalis I have only one – got it from a friend!
These are lovely. I’m smiling at your begonia cutting story. I give away so many little plants I’ve grown from cutttings and it is such a nice, simple way of sharing plants.
I agree about sharing plants. I love it. We used to have a place in my village where people could go to share and get new cuttings and plants, chatting and enjoying life for an hour or two. Nothing since covid.
That is a wonderful idea: we have a community pantry where we can leave or collect food items and food plants, but I like the idea of being able to meet and chat as well. Covid has reached into so many corners of our lives.
Sounds good – and yes, Covid is always affecting everything.
What a beautiful gallery, AC! The last one is my favorite. 🙂
Thank you, Amy – that begonia is my pride. So, happy you liked it!
Such beautiful house plants. They look so well looked after. Mine are somewhat neglected but I do love having them
Sometimes mine are neglected too, but more seldom since covid entered the stage…
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Absolutely delightful (and light-full), A-C.
janet
Glad to lighten things up!
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They are looking brighter and cheerful 😀
They are – and I am!
These are all quite lovely. Hope warm days are coming!
I hope so too, thank you!
Beautiful share❤️. Photos are stunning😊
Thank you kindly
Very nice details 🙂
Thank you –
Perfect. I need you to live nearer Ann-Christine. I’m terrific at killing house plants.
So you could kill mine😉
Haha!
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Such care and love you must lavish on these beauties, Ann-Christine! 🙂 🙂
Oh, I do, Jo – every day. My very own jungle. My husband threatens to bring out the machete if I get more plants…
So many wonderful photos Ann-Christine 🙂 🙂
And my husband threatens he will soon use the machete…
Beautiful!
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/ / / so much ,mutual love . . . you talk to them, they smile at you . . .
That is our communication!
I’m completely taken with your yellow ‘Christmas’ cactus. I had no idea such a color existed! I used to have several pink ones, but they became so large I suspected they just grew themselves to death. I should have been more attentive and divided them, but I didn’t. Now, I have to begin looking for the yellow.
The colour was new to me as well – for many years I thought there were only red ones…I don’t know if you can find it where you are, but hopefully you can. I have kept my grandmother´s geraniums for 35 years, but lost her orange one. She only had one of that colour, and I know she loved it dearly. Somehow it did not survive the first winter, and I still regret I never took a cutting of it so I’d given it one more chance. I hope you have photos of those big cacti!
A major case of green fingers envy. Brava!
Ha, indoors I am OK, but outdoors…weeding is not my top work…
You must have green fingers to keep those house plants alive. I cannot get indoor plants to live beyond a few weeks for me.
Indoors I am good, at least more than OK, but outdoors…not so good. Weeding and digging is not my best task… My indoor plants were 144 last time I counted, some years ago. I guess there are more of them now.