Outdoor Extravaganza – Plants & Flowers Link Party!

Thanks so much hosting this party.

I would love to tackle a vegetable garden some day like yours. It looks so good!

Your veggie garden looks so cute! I love the sign on it 🙂
My little guy and I were just talking about making a vegetable garden this year. He had, of all things, rhubarb from a neighbor's garden and now he wants to grow it. Um, okay?!

Thanks for hosting, Carmel! This little link-up series is great motivation for me to get some of my outdoor projects done 🙂

– Lora

I am very interesting for that plant and flower. flowering plants Smith visited the lake as recently as August and recalled that back then, its bright green lotus plants shot into the air.

But on the day after Christmas, the wilted bed of bronze flowers before her drooped onto the water like a sea of broken miniature umbrellas.

“I’ve walked around this park in the winter and I don’t remember it ever quite looking like this,” said Smith, 56, a lawyer from La Crescenta. “I’m sure hoping it comes back green in the spring.”

Rest assured, horticultural experts say, the famed flowers are not dead.

The lotus is a deciduous plant, said Randy McDonald, the man who sold the city more than 300 of them for the lake restoration. That means they grow part of the year and