They fit the space they call home in the corners of the living room at the clubhouse.
They have needed a pruning for a year or more, but this seemed to be the
right time to give them some new life with pruning, adding potting soil,
new sphagnum moss and some fertilizer.
A spritz of water on the old frond
and that new frond that has not yet unfolded
should help to keep the dust down.
When I bought the moss and potting soil at Paul and Sandy's
I saw some plants that I just had to have on the coffee table
to get me through to Spring in 2 weeks.
A primrose, some Tete-a-tete daffodils and
a Codlaeum variegatum (as labeled).
I would call it a croton.
Can't wait for the daffodil buds to open.
I hope the croton does okay in the cool room.
Maybe the temperatures will be more moderate in the coming weeks?
I couldn't resist a new cyclamen.
Spring has arrived at my house!
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