I have as we say, been dragging my feet lately. This virus has hung around way too long, and I am hoping this week I will finally be back on track.
So, since this is as far as I have ventured out lately, I have taken a shot of one of my large flower pots on my patio. I thought this was a cabbage, but the nursery where I bought it, tells me it is Kale and it can withstand cold temperatures down to the mid twenties. Do you landscapes with winter flowers?
Have a Happy Monday!
the last fall blooms of my lantana froze recently. no other landscaping efforts from me. :)
ReplyDeleteIt took me ten days to feel better, have used a 10 piece package of handkerchieves, have been coughing all the time and thought it would never end.... Have even affected hubby too, so we both were suffering. Now I feel better at last, so be patient, It will ever end. I haven't been out for two weeks, not my style.....and out of photos aswell.
ReplyDeleteGet well soon.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Gosh - I always thought that plant was ornamental cabbage. I see them planted in Denver over the fall and winter. I'm seeing nothing but snow in my landscape just now! Hope you feel better soon, Janey.
ReplyDeleteI have only known it as ornamental cabbage but whatever its name it makes a stunning display at this time of the year.
ReplyDeleteI called it a cabbage and the guy said it was in the same family but this one was kale. Anyway I like that they can take cold temps and they are not so pricey $3.00
DeleteVery colourful. My parents took to eating kale after the kids were out of the house.
ReplyDeleteI had something or another that started before Christmas, and it took a month to feel better.
Now I always thought kale was just green,so many vegetables to discover :)
ReplyDeleteNow I always thought kale was just green,so many vegetables to discover :)
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