Showing posts with label petunia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label petunia. Show all posts

Sunday, October 24, 2010

Pretty Petunias



I must say, the streets of Shanghai are pretty with some green and flowers. Noticeably, Petunias of many colors were found in many streets that we walked by. On Nanjing road, potted Petunias are placed along the street as well.



I only captured some of the colors, as originally I was not going to take a snap of them. They, however, were kind hard to resist, looking so pretty and inviting. Many of these pictures were taken in Pudong.







Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Ain't That Pretty...



One of the Petunia babies has been moved to a hanging basket. Growing and blossoming. So pretty.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Red Petunias



The little Petunia plant that we have, has started blossoming....

Monday, February 01, 2010

Adding More...

Whoa... it is February. 31 days have gone by and we have entered the second month of the year.

DH is officially obsessed with plants and flowers. He is obsessed with getting them and having them around the house, but he barely looks after them. He likes to check them out and make sure that they are okay and asks questions about the welfare of his plants as if I were his paid helper. It is almost like loving to have babies but he neither feeds them nor changes their diapers. Man!

I am so thankful that he is not into puppies or babies. I would have been in much more serious trouble should this be the case!



To complete the number of pots of petunia that we have, he bought one more of red ones. Pretty. Now we have three, pink, purple and red. Let's make sure they live long. It has been super nasty hot and sunny over the past many days here. We barely had any rain last week.




We have many ixoras of different types. The nursery that we went to had this type when we went there last week. I love these two, especially the leaves, they look adorable. We'll leave them in the pots for the time being.


DH has always had his eyes on bougainvillea wherever we go. The overhead bridges, the churches, people's house, side streets.... they all seem to show some bougainvilleas. Last week when we went to the nursery, it happens that they have many great selections and he picked one.

I am now busy-busy-busy-busy- with the plants. My life=PLANTS!