Little gem
The community college greenhouse is quite a treat.
Beautiful plants for not a lot of money.
Also, I found out what the huge plant I want is called:
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6 comments:
I ❤ Monstera! Easy to grow & so beautiful! Enjoy!
that's a really great, sturdy house plant. i've had mine for 2 years and is still alive!
ashley - i am unsure if this is an odd question, and if so i apologize! what do you use to fragrance your home? incense? candles? oils? and what scents do you find most pleasant? i have been experimenting with coffee smells and i am not the fan of them. thank you!
haha, not an odd question at all! i am currently using these incense by juniper ridge called douglas fir... they smell like california to me. but if i had some extra money i wouldn't mind me a feu de bois candle by diptyque...
"Beautiful plants for not a lot of money"—something I dream of.
Thanks great blog
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