Sunday, December 2, 2012

THE LAST FLOWER ~ HAPPY MACRO MONDAY

This shrimp plant is one of the last blooming in our December garden. It's also the plant on my header.
It has a fancy Latin name, but I'm too tired to recall it at the moment.
Happy Macro Monday from Tropical Texana.
David/:0)
P.S. I hear the first Canadian geese flying over our house just now. It's such a haunting, lonely call....especially at night. Does anyone else hear them?
Winter is on the way.


7 comments:

  1. Winter is on the way but you'd never know it. Crazy. I was in Houston last week and you all are having the same fabulous (kidding) weather we are. Where is the chill???? Just a chill is all we need.

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  2. Shrimp plants are one of my favorites. We don't hear the Canadian geese here...for us it's the Sandhill cranes. You can't miss them when they're flying over head.

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  3. Nice plant. I remember when visiting family in Florida, they had many in their gardens. Also saw a number of them when I visited friends out in the jungle in Guatemala in May. (see posting of December 17, 2011). So many levels of interest in that flower. Thanks for posting it. Jack

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  4. Yes, I heard some geese about a week ago. I also enjoy the white pelicans that take a morning fly from their winter home on Lake Houston. Quite a few ducks have been flying over my garden that also winter on the lake. I always look forward to our many feathered visitors each winter.

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  5. If you heard geese, then maybe winter really is on the way! Rain would be even better than cooler temperatures, tho. I don't hold out much hope today, even with a 40% chance.

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  6. Your shrimp plant is pretty. The last flower? So sad. I haven't heard the geese, but I've been more inside than out lately. Which is sad, too, because we've had great weather to be outdoors!

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  7. Hi, David
    I've never seen the shrimp plant like yours. It's very pretty!
    I also haven't heard of the Canadian geese but I'd like see them flying over your house :)

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I always appreciate your comments & questions! Happy Gardening from David/ Tropical Texana