If speaking kindly to plants helps them grow, imagine what speaking kindly to humans can do.
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World Giraffe Day was today! This annual event, organized by the Giraffe Conservation Foundation, raises awareness about the declining gir...
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I ran into an old friend this week, Mr. Groundhog!! This is the first one I've seen this year, and I like to post at least one a ye... -
Well, what have we hiding here behind the leaves? It's a cardinal, and a very sick looking one at that. But he's not really sick, ... -
Here are some sunflower pictures, ones that I just took, and also some from a year or two ago. There are more than 60 different varieties o...
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It's a coleus I believe. (I think that's how it's spelled).
It's a coleus I believe. (I think that's how it's spelled).
They're pretty.
I agree... using encouraging words makes a lot of difference.
Love the coleus...I used to plant some every year. They have so many different color leaves it was always hard to choose.
It's a beautiful plant -- by any name.
I AGREE WITH THE OTHERS THAT IT IS A TYPE OF COLEUS. HAVE NOT SEEN ONE LIKE IT THO.
That is so pretty! We need to buy new plants for our back pond area. It used to be such a jungle of green back there that I’m still shocked Louis Dean killed it all! Well, Louis Dean tromping around and digging his ditches for drains and then no water all summer.
I would love to put the plants in your post there!
who needs flowers when the leaves look like this. they are beautiful all by themselves.. I have seen coleus before but not this color.
Definitely some sort of Coleus. The leaves are so pretty.
I did not know what they were called - but I know I have seen them before. Pretty.
I have seen these and had these in my garden once. Your photos of the plants are beautiful. Happy weekend!
Beautiful photos and another lovely quote. Thanks Ginny 😊
Foliage can be such a great thing to add color to a garden.
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