No Spring

 

would be complete without this snow prince of a beauty.

                                                   Trumpets sound,  as it makes it's presence.

And Yes

 this ghost bro is officially going into it's next stage of life of bring in new life.

 

 

This Native

 never looked this full and content and my combining it with three other mutually

requiring similar conditions. 

 

The one loaded and setting blooms to put on it's best. I moved it into this location not

only to get a good picture but hopefully to extend this blooming cycle.

               Here is it's farside, showing not only it's roots but two of the others. Holding onto dear

life or just grabbing a spot to set down it's roots.

Potted Aquatics Update

 

 This one is while taking on the full blast

of our Spring Florida sun and still it bounced back

as hoped and expected from the trauma and shock from it's 

previous surgery.

    

This one is at it's total bliss, just wait until the sun tilts rays to spotlight and test it's

viability.

Each One

 of these blooms has a tale to tell that brought them here to most inhabitable place, we call

 the great indoors.

A great room ceiling fan above with a constant flow of dry air, although not to compare it with 

the winds off the Great Sahara desert nor as chilly as windswept Patagonia. The wavering source of 

daylight lengths, compliments of our city electric and yet they thrive and display their beauty that

only these terrestrial sentient lifeforms can.

  

Finally

 a seedling from a third generation tomato plant that has the potential....I'll stop right there, I

don't to give it a complex.

 

 

No  pressure.

What Better

a place to display a collection of Lichen than a wrought iron firewood holder that is

nursing it's own collection of Lichen.