So here are the little plants for this year.
Above are butterfly bushes - lavender from my bush, and dark purple from our neighbor's. (With permission - of course.) (That's a box top inside a garbage bag so we can water without ruining the box and can carry the plants around.)
These above are lavender and an indoor plant I've never known the name. It's segments. I call it the Mimbilious Mimbilitonia, after Neville's plant.
Here's a wide assortment of my house plants and things from around the yard. There are Pigs' Ears, Wandering Jews, Creeping Charlies, Christmas Cacti, a couple of geraniums, spider plants, Lipstick vines and Morning Glory that bloom in a dark blue color.
And under the table are more little plants. I see some button ferns (I think) and Vinca Minor a ground cover ivy with shiny dark green leaves and blue flowers. The Osage Oranges that didn't go last year are being offered again. It's an easy to germinate plant that has an ugly fruit resembling an orange, but is not a citrus fruit. It's got a latex substance in it, so not to be eaten!
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Now for a little Fall Color - My (for a little while longer) Sweet Gums are gorgeous, and very faded in these pictures.
These leaves have been this color for a month and have not fallen yet. Others on this tree have, but these are here to delight me.
From my kitchen window over the sink.
At another angle - same window.
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Now some quilting...
On the Design "Wall" (arm of the couch) the newest two Drunkard's Path blocks. I spent the sewing time cutting whites, so very little sewing done this weekend.
Sew have a lovely week of sewing - I'll be packing to move, and cleaning bathrooms, etc. You know how it goes.
Hugs,
Terri
I haven't even thought about Halloween yet. I'll buy candy that will work for stockings, too, in Dec.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Show and Tell Monday! A Swedish blog where you will find every day with something quilts.Thanks Terri for your linking / Hug Bambi
ReplyDeleteI love your tradition of giving seedlings Terri , and I just know your new neighbourhood is going to love it as well.
ReplyDeleteTwo blocks are better than none. I'll bet your new owner has fun learning about the plant tradition.
ReplyDeleteInteresting idea, to give plants for trick or treating.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post, Terri. I thoroughly enjoyed every picture. You and Hubby will be missed.
ReplyDeleteI thought about Halloween. I already had a tootsie pop....grin. I only did one block this week, so you are ahead of me.
ReplyDeleteTrick or treat plants are a wonderful idea! I'm going with Butterfingers and Kit Kats this year.
ReplyDeleteHi! What a fantastic idea to give away little seedlings for Halloween. I wish I had come trick or treating to your house!
ReplyDeleteLiked the view from your window.
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