The
winter continues, raining and the snow melts in my garden. What is blooming in my garden? Nothing outside.
But indoors in my cold room that I call
my “Winter garden” I enjoy my plants in bloom. I had a new
orchid as a birthday gift in January and this beauty is still flowering. It has many buds that open every week. Another little orchid
lives one year in my cold room and started to flower in February. It
has soft yellow-lime color flowers, lovely! My both orchids are phalaenopsis.
Two
weeks ago I'd been to Garden center and found some dry Amaryllis bulbs
dumped in a big box 'For sale'. I bought one Amaryllis and I think
it was thankful me having now three sprouts with four flowers each! These days my “Sweet Lilian” Amaryllis decorates the 'winter garden'.
The
Poinsettia that was purchased for Christmas in mid-December is growing too and some new red leaves appeared. I love it and don't want to
throw it now, I think to bring poinsettia in my garden greenhouse in
spring.
I
do hope to show you some garden flowers in March, when first vernal sprouts are seen.
Bye for now, have a nice week!
Nadezda, Your flowers are so beautiful. I also have three orchids. They just started to bloom. I have in my house the little touches of spring: one hyacinth and two tulips. These little touches make a smile.
ReplyDeleteGreetings :)
I hope your orchids are wonderful, Ela!
DeleteWhat wonderful pictures. Spring will be here before you know it!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Keith!
DeleteThank you for sharing the beauties in your winter garden. They are lovely, Nadezda.
ReplyDeleteWow, those orchids are stunning! I'm glad you have flowers inside if not outside, I'm sure it won't be long before that changes though :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad too, Ruth. It's a pleasure to look at the flowers in such bad weather outside. Thank you!
DeleteWhat beautiful flowers Nadezda. Lovely colours and thank you for sharing. Hopefully Spring is just around the corner :)
ReplyDeletePatricia x
You're welcome, Patricia!
DeleteThat first orchid is a stunner and you seem to have got a bargain with the amarylis.The poinsettia will probably grow in your greenhouse but to get the red bracts again is trickier.
ReplyDeleteYou're right, Sue! I'm not sure to see the next poinsettia blooming on Christmas, but who knows..
DeleteThank you!
Such beautifu pictures Nadezda!!Your orchids and the Poinsettia looks fantastic!I hope Spring will arrive soon in your beautiful country!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing all this beauty!Wish you a happy day!!
Dimi...
You're welcome, Dimi!
DeleteLook at those amaryllis flowers--I am so jealous! I am still trying to figure out why mine won't bloom. Such lovely orchids; I think I am catching orchid fever this year:) Glad you can enjoy these indoor flowers, Nadezda; maybe by next month we'll both have something blooming outside.
ReplyDeleteI think, Rose, your amaryllis doesn't bloom because you water it and the leaves grow instead of sprouts. I do hope we have warm and sunny days next month!
DeleteBeautiful flowers especially the orchids......
ReplyDeleteEven if you can't show us flowers from your garden, you do have a lot of colour to show from the plants inside the house. Love every one of them!
ReplyDeleteMarian
Thank you, Marian!
DeleteThose are some lovely plants, especially that first orchid! I love the red veining.
ReplyDeleteJason, I love this orchid too, thank you!
DeleteVery pretty indoor plants, Nadezda. Happy belated birthday - the orchids are lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Astrid!
DeletePreciosa orquidea y la flor de pascua también esta muy bonita, odavía dará alguna flor ;-)
ReplyDeletePor aquí de momento dejó de llover, pero sigue haciendo frio.
Buen fin de semana.Nadezda!!
Un beso.
El tiempo se va a mejorar dia al dia, Laura. No tenemos nieve tampoco, pero el sol no hay!
DeleteGracias!
Your orchid and amaryllis are lovely. Good for you for keeping your Chirstmas pointsettia going. I always seem to kill mine. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteWant to keep my pointsettia in garden , don't know if it survive there. Thank you, Jennifer!
DeleteWelcome Nadezda!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great proud to see such beautiful flowers and photos.
I wish you would in your garden in March bloomed beautiful flowers.
Greetings.
So do I, Lucia, thank you!
DeleteVery beautiful orchids, and the amaryllis was lovely too. I have just planted two amaryllis bulbs myself, hope to have them in flower for Easter, but I suspect they might flower too early as they are growing like mad :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a great Sunday.
Yes, amaryllis grows fast, and too much time is before Easter. You'll have beautiful flowers soon, Helene. Hope to see them in your post!
DeleteYou have beautiful flowers. The orchid has such great colors. I have two hyacinths in my kitchen and their scent is so sweet. I hope the weather in St Petersburg will be warmer when we come and visit this year.
ReplyDeleteI can imagine how your kitchen is nice and sweet with blooming hyacinths, Vagabonde. The weather is mild and no frosty at all now.
DeleteThank you!
Nadezda I saw your comment on my blog, thank you. I do not mention future trips on my blog, mostly for security reasons. If you will email me at bookeen@live.com I’ll let you know all about it. Thanks.
DeleteRight, I will , Vagabonde!
DeleteBeautiful orchids! I've never had one... It's raining and very foggy here today. Happy Sunday, Nadezda!
ReplyDeleteI've been to my garden today, it's very wet and no sun. The spring will come Satu!
DeleteYour orchids are amazing! I love those colors. They make me think of spring. I love how you keep so many gorgeous plants through the winter. I imagine it's how you keep your sanity.
ReplyDeleteHa, ha Grace! It's easy to keep the plants than other things...
DeleteThank you!
Thank you for stopping by, Julia!
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