July 1, 2005
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I know I’ve shown you my Oxalice before, but I do like it. It’s probably because it has large clover-like leaves that are purplish and tiny little pale pink flowers. The green is a sedum that Alice sent home with me years ago. I planted it at the old house and it flourished. Then when we moved to this house almost 3 years ago, there was some of the sedum in a couple of the large pots. I planted it in my current yard and it’s really taken off here too. It’s a prolific little plant.
The kids arrive late tonight with our only grandchild. We’ll have her for a whole week. I wonder how spoiled she could get in just one week’s time. As my son says . . . we’ve earned the right.
Comments (9)
What cute flowers! Have a super week with your son and his family!
OH you’re going to have lots of fun! I love playing with Scooby and CareBear. My granddaughters ages 4 and 1 :sunny: :sunny:
Have a great week with Trin, Chris. I’m sure she will have a fun time at Grandma’s house.
Both sedum and oxalis are prolific little plants. If you ever get tired of them (don’t know why you would), just try to erradicate them. Impossible!
Mike
The purple leaves are beautiful! Enjoy spoiling your grandchild, and have a happy 4th of July! :sunny:
hello…. nice plants you got… and ur pictures are cool….have a geat day!
Hi Chris,
How old is your granddaughter? My grandsons are 11 & 8. They usually spend a week with me but if they come this year it will have to be for a long weekend because I’ve used all my vacation. Pretty soon they’ll be too old to want to spend a week with grandma!
Will that grow in pots in the sun here in TX? I need to find something that will!
Enjoy the Grandchild!
hello u dont know me but nice plant u got there and my name is christine also wink