Bringing the Outside In
A friend at work is retiring and yesterday she gave me her plants, a small begonia and a Christmas cactus. These join my anemic spider plants and seen-better-days African violet on a table (another bequeath) in front of the alley-view window.
My office now has cleaner air and slightly softer outlines. It has a bit of the jungle about it. It will be nice next week to be greeted not just by a spot of green but by a veritable wall of it. There’s something about bringing the outside in that does a heart good.
And speaking of that, I am in search of a cyclamen for the holidays. If it is even half as profuse and lovely as last year’s, we will be in good shape.
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I love my office garden! Lucky bamboo, a snake plant, various ivies, orchid, prayer plant and my favorite, a goldfish plant. I went from a windowless work space to an office with very gracious windows and light. Love it!
Thanks, Kathy. You gave me some ideas. But from the sound of it, your thumb is greener than mine. I need plants that thrive on neglect!