So, I'm growing all sorts of stuff in my office, including wild flowers (special gift from Stubbie's Godmother). Like the NBA playoff schedule, I'll try to update this blog entry often with pictures of the wild flowers. The current day's photo will be the one shown on the blog. The older photos will be linked. You will also find a link to this blog entry in the left hand menu entitled "What's Growing in Nonny Nu's Office?"
09/06 Update: Yep, looks like a weed alright (or, maybe a vine?). Too bad it's a weed and not weed. Otherwise, we'd be in business.
July 6: Okay, this is getting ridiculous. I think I may have gotten just a wild weed instead of a wild flower. Thoughts?
June 28: This thing just keeps growing taller. I really hope it blooms soon.
June 18: Not bad looking, but I wonder if this is a flower or just a weed?
June 1: There have been...difficulties. And, when I say, "difficulties," I mean gnats. I just had to get rid of the rest and keep this large plant. It was the only one of its kind in the bunch. I either have the makings of a wild flower or just a very hearty weed. I'll keep you posted. :o
May 21: Some of these look iffy, but notice the really hefty one with huge leaves on the lower left hand corner of the pic.
May 15: Don't ask me what happened because I don't know.
May 10
May 9
May 7
May 6 (I didn't think it would work but look at these little guys!)
May 3
Thursday, May 3, 2007
Wild Flowers (updated 09/06)
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Sorry, my battery die on me... how about an herb garden instead of plants like these, because the herb will come in handy at lunch time. or a mint tea in the afternoon with a snack and or a happy pot for a late night working..........
What In The Hell IS Growing in Nonny Nu's Office? It's been nearly a month with no updates. Do you have blossoms yet? Any Veggies or fruits? Have you been paying them enough attention? Stubbie has a nice little message on his home. What about your garden residents? Why show such preferential treatment for the fish? Is it the scales? Those plants deserve respect, too.
The radishes ate it over my birthday weekend. I'm so disappointed in myrabbitself. Some of them have perked up a bit, but it's not looking good. I may have to do an early harvest.
Maybe the wildflower is a creeping vine?
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