Saturday
Snapshot
is a now being hosted by Melinda from West Metro Mommy
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To participate in the
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old or new, and be of any subject as long as they are clean and appropriate for
all eyes to see. How much detail you give in the caption is entirely up to you.
Please don’t post random photos that you find online.
We have a poinsettia growing out of a crack in the wall in an ugly, dark corner of our yard.
On a dull winter's day it brightens up the space like magic.
It's a little like an early Christmas!
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As you can see, the poinsettia helps to hides a multitude of sins!
Wow, I think that's the biggest poinsettia I've ever seen Brona! They do give a lovely splash of red.
ReplyDeleteIt's existence is so precarious - growing out of a crack in the wall. I've tried to pull it out twice, but it keeps growing back.
DeleteThe top branches now reach up to our bedroom window on the second floor. The red bracts greet me every morning when I open up the curtains :-)
What amazing color! Beautiful, Brona!! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! It reminds me that sometimes unexpected treats await us.
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Oh may goodness -- how beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous color!
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me of the poinsettias you see in Hawaii, so different fromt he little potted ones we get here around Christmas.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! I didn't know poinsettias grew so large.
ReplyDeleteWow! I've never seen a poinsetta outside of a pot. They are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI'm always amazed when a plant thrives in an odd place like that. It's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat's an impressive plant!
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Wow, that is big. I grew a very puny poinsettia in a pot after Xmas.
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ReplyDeleteGreat photos!!
Here is my snapshot post
That is the healthiest poinsettia I've ever seen. The only way I can have one here in the Midwestern US is to buy it from a greenhouse and hope it doesn't die too quickly.
ReplyDeleteI've done everything to discourage it from growing out of the crack in the wall. It is determined to survive though and just comes back bigger and stronger with every attempt!
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