That first year it might have sprouted a couple of leaves and that's about it. The plant has never done very well outdoors and grows very little and never blossoms as far back as I can remember. Still I have kept it, dutifully bringing it indoors every winter and taking it outdoors again in the spring.
During its second winter here it surprised me with a flower in February as if it were sending out a Valentine greeting.
This is the one from Feb. 12, 2013. |
So this year, the plant gave me my usual Valentine a few days ahead of the 14th and it's especially welcome this winter, a splash of color in the grayest January and February of recent memory.
I love this!
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