My husband and I have actually just rearranged our main room (yes it’s a tiny house) to suit my plants. We swapped sides with the sofa and the table. I’m so excited for my new project: hanging a rod in front of the big window so I can hang several small plants there. Yay!
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Hi:) I have just over 70 house plants!:)
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Photos or it never happened!!!
Welcome to the thread. 
@RosaCanDo
Love the idea of the rod… I might have to steal it. I am losing floor space quickly.
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Can’t wait to see your beauties!
Babies 
You got TWO!!!
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One is for my Mami but I get to cultivate it till the next time. 
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So my mint has flowered and now it seems it dearly wants to move from its pot. Any tips on how to accommodate this wish?
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I think you could propogate those shoots and plant them once they have rooted!!!
It’s so fun!
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@RosaCanDo this shoot is so happy to be growing from the top of the leafy thingy!!!
This shoot is doing well…
But this one seems stuck…
And I have TWO more pups on my palm!!!
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Soooo exciting!!!
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That Christmas Cactus is enormous!!! All beautiful plants. Thanks for sharing.
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Happy little pineapple! 
Blooming orchid…mixture of real and silk blooms. Hard to tell the difference. 
Very happy Salvia, just planted this season, so hoping for great things from these guys.
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Sassy, you moved, right?! So starting your garden/planting again? It’s bittersweet to leave a garden behind but such a great experience cultivating a new one, in my opinion. Sending you some green thoughts!
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Yes, we did move! So yes, we are starting from scratch (just bushes here, not my thing). We have 50 barefoot peonies, 50 naturalizing daylilies and 100 daffodil bulbs arriving this fall. We will intersperse with summer perennials (rudbeckias, Salvia, lavender, coneflowers) and keep it a simple cutting garden. We have been digging out bushes by the house and replanting them by the forest.
I was actually happy to let go 365 days a year Florida gardening…I look forward to a resting period again.
My hardest garden leaving was when we left our Vermont gardens that we had started from scratch…I had brought over my 25+ peonies, some iris and hens and chicks from my grandparents gardens and plants from friends all over New England. Sigh…those were incredible gardens and a ton of work. Hopefully we will be less ambitious this time around, 
trying to keep it more simple, but still have lots of fresh flowers.
Thanks for thinking of me and my gardens!
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What???
The mixture is crafty!!!
And the pineapple is adorable!
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Welcome to the jungle.
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Haha yeah he’s a big boi. I properly cut him back a few years ago and it did him good. I always try and keep him like bushy and “up”, as I find those specimen with the droopy leaves so sad. He’s a sight.
Thanks for having me, all!
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