Friday, February 10, 2012
Slow & Steady
In looking through my indoor garden on this cold gray day to see what I might write about, I found nothing spectacular—tiny new leaves on the crotons and the Hawaiian Ti, the smallest beginnings of hibiscus blooms. Nothing but small, steady growth, which is of course, what gardens do—grow. And that’s good. Most plants are reaching for the sun and need turning to avoid leggy growth.
In fact, if my plants were experiencing rapid growth I’d be overrun. Slow and steady growth can be a very good thing.
Labels:
Croton,
Hawaiian Ti Plant,
new growth,
Red Hibiscus,
sunlight
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