Current Indoor Blooms

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Ever since Christmas, we’ve had one or another amaryllis blooming. (Here you can see the one from January.) And as noted before on this blog, my husband can make orchids rebloom with apparent ease; there are two reblooming right now in my home. Also we’ve got a begonia that has kept up a plethora of persistent blooms all winter!

So even though the snow still covers the ground, the temperatures have let up a bit, and with daylight savings time, a hint of spring is in the air!

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