It’s nice to be able to see garden blooms in late November. Anybody can go to the flower market and buy seasonal blooms, but growing flowers has always been more appealing to me. I want to learn more about varieties I can grow in a cool greenhouse and enjoy over the winter. Do you have any suggestions or experience with this?
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Winter blooms make me smile. I currently have a Christmas cactus and a geranium blooming in the Potting Shed. Smile. Geraniums will bloom all winter for me.
Christmas Cactus are a good idea! Thanks Teresa.
Lovely flowers…….
Thank you. When there are so few I think we appreciate them more.
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