Very beautiful HBL

Your Amythest Beautyberry Callicarpa shrub...the little purple berries look like little candy dots.

Everything else is pretty too...

In your indoor lily picture...wht is in the pot with water, a water lily???

Very nice clear pictures too

You certainly do have a wonderful collection of plants, HollyBerry. They are all gorgeous & there are already too many for me to choose a standout one, although the white succulent is outstanding. The monarch butterflies on your potted chrysanthemums are also stunning. The tomatoes look so delicious & are begging just to be picked & eaten as is. Everything looks so good. Absolutely love the colour of the gerberas.

You really do have an eye for beautiful plants. In fact all of our members do. You are all very talented people.

Many thanks for posting these beautiful images, HBL.

I will be sure to check out other people's stuff soon too. I just joined so give me time, but I promise I will. Looking very forward.


Chocolate Mint...


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Variegated "Violetta" basil...


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"Stinky Stars" succullent sent to me as cuttings by a gardening pal in Turkey...


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"Black Pearl" seed-grown hot pepper plant...


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Indoor petunias...


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Indoor dwarf red canna leaf...


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Indoor Coleus...


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What an eclectic mix of plants, you have, HBL. They are all so wonderful & so healthy looking. It would be a major task just looking after them all. You are doing a fabulous job. The dahlias are a gorgeous colour, as are the tulips, cornflowers, petunias, marigold & lilies, as well as the bananas, peppers & herbs. Gosh, everything looks terrific, even the Stinky Stars which looks like a stapelia of some sort.

Many thanks for posting these great pics. They are fantastic.

Willows of all types tend to be revered in the Northern Hemisphere for their "magical" powers, don't they, HollyBerry?? They aren't native to the Southern Hemisphere & were introduced by settlers from the UK. Unfortunately, many types flourished to the extent they have become invasive, noxious weed pests. Which is a shame.

Your beautiful dwarf weeping pussy willow is gorgeous. It looks happy where it is, too. Think I have only seen one pussy willow in my life & it was an upright tree growing in a neighbour's yard when I was a kid back in NZ.

What stunning images, HollyBerry. They are wonderful. It is a very photogenic plant & you seem to love taking pics of your plants as much as I do. Can fully understand why you love it so much. It definitely is happy where it is if it is already growing leaves.

We shall be only too happy to see as many images of your beautiful plants as you can bear to post, HollyBerry.

The category NATURE, PLACES & FAMILY might be a good spot to post your street images, either in Local Scenes or Places. Looking forward to seeing them. It is great to see images from all over the world. If one cannot travel, it is the next best thing, isn't it??

It does look so stunning, HBL. Googled it & see that the yellow fuzzy catkins are male ones. So, you have a boy, it would seem.

Still cannot imagine looking out of the window & seeing snow. It does look picturesque, though.

Oh, dear, poor pussy willow. You might need this little fella to whack the mites.


Those plants are gorgeous, HollyBerry. The polka dot plant is so pretty, as is the haworthia, the gaultheria, the beautiful orchid, bromeliads plus all the rest of your wonderful plants whose pics you have posted. Many thanks, I love seeing them.

They do look very decorative, HollyBerry. There would have been plenty of hot peppers there to make some chili jam, if you had been so inclined. Have you ever dried them, HBL??

Gorgeous pictures Hollyberry!

They look professionally photographed.

Oh my, HollyBerry, more stunning images. These are fantastic & such magnificent flowers, too. You should sell tickets for a guided tour through your gardens, indoor & outdoor.

Thank you for posting these beautiful images.