hibiscus (131/365}

My hibiscus is blooming!  yay!

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I haven’t seen flowers on her for quite awhile now.  But she hasn’t dropped all of her leaves again either so that’s a good thing.  I wasn’t too happy about that.  Poor little tree.

Normally, she lives outside during the summer months, but with this crazy mixed up weather, who knows when she’ll get some fresh air.

For now, she’ll have to be content to sit in my kitchen and stare out the patio doors.  Poor thing.

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9 Comments
  • Donna
    Posted at 00:24h, 12 May Reply

    I put mine outside during the day and brought it in at night. But I forgot it one night and it dropped leaves like crazy…they got cold burned.

    It’s showing new growth again but it looks totally pathetic :(
    .-= Donna´s last blog ..Chickpea and hominy stew =-.

    • janice
      Posted at 00:30h, 12 May Reply

      Mine does that in the house! Twice now! I told it off and it’s scared now I think, so no more of that. LOL!
      That IS you that loves hibiscus, right? ’tis why I tagged you.

  • Nicci
    Posted at 04:29h, 12 May Reply

    Beautiful color!

    I don’t think we are going to see flowers for a while here.
    .-= Nicci´s last blog ..#87 Sick Boy =-.

  • Miss Mustard Seed
    Posted at 13:20h, 12 May Reply

    What a gorgeous photo! Thanks for visiting my blog and asking a question. I’ll write a post on it, but I didn’t want you to have to wait until I got around to it. I bought my drop cloths at Lowes and, yes, they are beige when you buy them. I bleached the heck out of them to get them to a “natural” color. I first washed the material to soften it. Then, I filled the washer and added a lot of bleach. I allowed the material to soak for a few hours and then started the washer again to complete the cycle. I finished with one more wash with just soap. You can continue to repeat this process, if necessary. They will not bleach to perfect white, so if that’s what you want, spend the extra money and buy white cotton duck or twill.
    .-= Miss Mustard Seed´s last blog ..Ask Miss Mustard Seed =-.

    • janice
      Posted at 13:22h, 12 May Reply

      Thanks hon!!!
      I’m not after white, just a more natural bleached look. I’ll stop looking around and just buy the ones I saw then.
      Awesome!
      Thanks so much. LOVE your blog! :)

  • Chatty
    Posted at 16:08h, 12 May Reply

    Guess how many of those I took in Florida. You’re going to laugh…same color and every thing…
    .-= Chatty´s last blog ..Numb =-.

    • janice
      Posted at 16:13h, 12 May Reply

      You still have more to upload?
      What are you waiting for? Christmas? :p

  • Tug
    Posted at 20:39h, 12 May Reply

    So pretty, she looks like she’s reaching for the sun!
    .-= Tug´s last blog ..Signs of Spring =-.

  • geneil
    Posted at 08:09h, 14 May Reply

    very pretty. that’s one flower I don’t have. they seem a little delicate but that may be my misconception.
    .-= geneil´s last blog ..132:365 Evening Sun =-.

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