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My true Christmas Cactus is blooming now. I love how it drapes more than the Thanksgiving cactus.

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Brrr, November at Flower Patch Farmhouse can be 70 degrees one week and flip to this the next! The up side is I no longer need to water the garden. 😉

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The difference a day makes. 2 feet in twenty four hours and a wee bit more to come. But rain is on the radar and I hope it melts some of this off.

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Blooms in November. Unreal for this time of year. See my stories for more.

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More cactus blooms. Such a delicate pink.

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Sweet peas are still blooming for me in our beautifully warm weather we have been enjoying. Stop over in the blog and get a discount for some sweet pea seeds.

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My studio cottage is filled with blooms! Love my Thanksgiving cactus and my Christmas cactus is just starting to bud.

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This rose looked so perfect I had to take a photo for painting reference. This is Peace rose.

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Looks what’s blooming in my studio cottage. My Salmon pink thanksgiving cactus. All of the ones I kept in the studio are filled with blooms as well as the ones I had outside for the summer. My ones in the house have only a few. So next summer all of my thanksgiving and Christmas cactus will be put outside. The bright light they get seems to trigger more blooms. Even the one I had in the greenhouse is full with blooms and it got HOT in there this summer!

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