Showing posts with label October plants in Houston. Show all posts
Showing posts with label October plants in Houston. Show all posts

Saturday, October 16, 2010

FOLIAGE FOLLOW-UP FOR OCTOBER

Cooler weather has really made gardening enjoyable. Too bad it is as dry as a bone. My water bill will probably arrive on Halloween and you'll hear a SCREAM when I open it! Boo! Hoo! So why bother to water?  My 'guest speakers' will tell you at  the end of this photojournal.
Thanks to PAM at DIGGING for hosting our group! Visit her fine garden by 'digging' through my sidebar favorites or just click here: http://www.penick.net/digging
Variegated leaves on Erythrina indica
                                                          Agave lophantha closeup
                                                                Mexican Firespike
                                                  Windmill Palm with pine needle cluster.
                                                    Rubber plant with  new resident spider.
                                                              Crepe myrtle colors
                                                        Ladypalm fronds & pecan leaf
                                                     Redbud leaf after a visit by leaf cutter bees.
                                    These are purple porter weed leaves. The picture doesn't do it justice.

                                                                           Yucca leaves
So...why does he water? ...Because we live here! That's why!
signed,  The Assassin Bug   and  Skipper Butterfly
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