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Late greetings, Bluebonnet. Welcome to TEG! This one's for you! They smell good. Masoud

You are welcome SeedObsesser and forgive me for bad spelling, the first time! Seeds of the plant are available, but I am sure they will take several years to maturity.

SeedObsesser, You need the rhizomes, I buy most of my bulbs, glory or not, from Easy to Grow Bulbs, http://www.easytogrowbulbs.com/c-160-gloriosa-lilies.aspx Plant them horizontally, when the soil is warm (late May) about 2" deep in a sunny spot, in well drained mix. Water well once, and...

Cat & Smart, like this one, sapphire blue and strapless?

This anemone opened today.

Love freesias for their fragrance and colors. I plant them in fall, they bloom in mid-winter.

I planted ever-bearing strawberries in a large pot, last year. They were wonderfully nonstop productive, until frost. The only drawback, it dried quickly in summer. It was late winter when I had them in the greenhouse.

So Lucky, For that, it is best to plan for a heated greenhouse. It is always easy to turn the heat off, if not needed. That said, in mid-February in a sunny afternoon my greenhouse warms up to 70 + degrees without extra heat. At night, everything will freeze without heaters running. I love the...

Thanks, Bay! This was a gift for a friend, I dressed it with yellow ribbon!

My best pizza pan is a 12" cast iron pan. It can take high heat. Masoud

A bowl of lettuce!

I have a picture to show off! Glory Lily

Hoodat, Thank you for explaining that. There is an easy bloomer(flowering even now) called weeping blue ginger! It is a small plant 8" by 10" in a 5" pot. Here is a picture:

Smart, I use my unheated, insulated garage to winter deciduous tender plants. There, the temps normally stay above freezing. Some of my plants stay in the basement for six to seven months. In the greenhouse, I mostly keep plants that can be cajoled in to blooming in winter. The plant in...

Hoodat, Only one out of 6 plants flowered for me! A grower told me the summers are too short in the northern states for ginger to mature adequately. I imagine your growing season(s) in San Diego should be ideal for ginger. Masoud

Ginger's added to the spice rack.

Daffodil Ranunculus Freesia They are voluntarily early!

Just my house is an ugly thing, Mary!

Smart Red, Beautiful! I am ready to see the rest! Masoud