Have you ever brought home paper white bulbs? Most nurseries, some stores, even Trader Joes, sell them starting in November. The bulbs grow long green stems, and by late December will burst open into fragrant, white blossoms, much like tiny daffodils! They do not like to get cold, so keep them indoors, if you are in chilly area. In a warm room, with regular water, in a sunny window, paper whites can grow with little or no soil... even a glass container with stones will support the bulb and allow you to have beautiful flowers blooming in winter. If you haven't tried this, or would like to create a small indoor garden for the holidays, I think you will enjoy putting one of these together... they are simple, and generous.
Sunday, December 06, 2015
A Bowl Full of Garden
Have you ever brought home paper white bulbs? Most nurseries, some stores, even Trader Joes, sell them starting in November. The bulbs grow long green stems, and by late December will burst open into fragrant, white blossoms, much like tiny daffodils! They do not like to get cold, so keep them indoors, if you are in chilly area. In a warm room, with regular water, in a sunny window, paper whites can grow with little or no soil... even a glass container with stones will support the bulb and allow you to have beautiful flowers blooming in winter. If you haven't tried this, or would like to create a small indoor garden for the holidays, I think you will enjoy putting one of these together... they are simple, and generous.
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These are cool and the mushrooms are absolutely the icing on the paperwhite cake!
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