The Spider Wort plant that we bought at SCCF is blooming. It is not an all day bloom,as it only blooms for a few hours in the morning.
For now,it is still in the pot we bought it in.We're still trying to figure out where we should plant it.It can be propagated by division,and it sometimes reseeds itself,so all things must be taken into consideration.
For now,it is still in the pot we bought it in.We're still trying to figure out where we should plant it.It can be propagated by division,and it sometimes reseeds itself,so all things must be taken into consideration.And,I made a new flower planter.I have instructions here........
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Nice photos of the spiderwort. I didn't know it grew in Florida. We have it wild here in Ohio. More and more people are planting it in their gardens.
ReplyDeleteOne thing I like about Today's flowers is I get to see flowers I am not familiar with. I have never heard of the spiderwort but its a pretty flower! I love the blue colour.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know the name. It is a beautiful flower. Wonder how it got such a name.
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing these beautiful photos. Thanks also for your visit and kind words. Have a great week.
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ReplyDeleteAre you from Florida. My husbent and I were there 2 weeks ago. We like to spend same weeks there before summer. Your blue flower is beautiful, I have never seen it in Florida or somewhere else.
Thank's for sharing.
What a pretty delicate flower. But I must say I'm more intrigued by your planters with the shells on them. Did you make them or buy them that way? Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful blog - I love the story of how it got its name.
ReplyDeleteThe spiderwort is very delicate looking and pretty. I don't think I've ever seen it before.
they should bloom longer in the day if kept out of direct sunlight. They grow like weeds where we live.
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of this flower! It is a pity it is blooming for only a few hours, it is so pretty in that blue color!
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That is so pretty. I don't think I've ever seen or heard of this one.
ReplyDeleteOh wow I have I have never seen a spider wort flower before but they sure are pretty. Wonderful shots. =)
ReplyDeleteHow pretty the spider wort plant is! I love your new flower planter too :)
ReplyDeleteYour Spider Wort is a delicate little flower, beautiful. Love its color and those plant pots are great. Thank you so much for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteThat is a cute name..spider wort, first time to see this kind of flower. Also your planters are really cute, I checked out the other link, too, its simple.
ReplyDeleteI love the spider wart, I don't think I have encountered one before.
ReplyDeletewow cute ng flower. cute blue flower
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit.
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http://wwwbacolodandbeyond.blogspot.com
When your spider wort isn't blooming, are the flowers closed up like a puffy little balloon? I think I had one of those in a garden of a rental I once lived in on Long Island...
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Tink-the flowers are very small, approx. 1" across.It only has one bloom per day,in the morning.The buds are in clusters.Does that help?
ReplyDeleteYour planters are awesome. You are quite talented.
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