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Gazergirlstar said:
im so bad....lol i want to shop for new plants for spring but i really dont need too
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I watered all my houseplants today and I was thinking that I need some more orchids that are blooming. And I have like 2 dozen orchids. 🤣 But only 2 are blooming. I also saw some air plants in cute Christmas themed planters when we left TSC last weekend. We had already checked out or I would have gone and gotten one. Or 2 or 3...
 
AnneGirlGG said:
I watered all my houseplants today and I was thinking that I need some more orchids that are blooming. And I have like 2 dozen orchids. 🤣 But only 2 are blooming. I also saw some air plants in cute Christmas themed planters when we left TSC last weekend. We had already checked out or I would have gone and gotten one. Or 2 or 3...
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i love speedwell plants so much and i have like 8 , i really need to wait till next spring but i just enjoy looking so much and the bees near my house love them
 
Gazergirlstar said:
i love speedwell plants so much and i have like 8 , i really need to wait till next spring but i just enjoy looking so much and the bees near my house love them
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Those are so pretty! I don't have any of those.
 
Gazergirlstar said:
ooo you should def get some , they have a few colors like blue , pink and white
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I'll have to look for those. I'm currently looking for things I can plant in the run that will offer some shade and interest for chickens, but that they can't totally demolish in a day, lol.
 
Gazergirlstar said:
girl let me know what you find
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I've got a huge lemongrass that managed to come back from the freak snow in January with a vengeance. It's probably 6 feet tall. I know it'll die down, probably Monday since it's supposed to be 27 degrees. 🙄 But it should come back by spring. I'm hoping they won't bother it too much. It's in the area where the run will be. I also read rosemary tends to do pretty good with chickens and it grows quickly to small shrubbery size. And something like a juniper tree, maybe.
 

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