The only blooming thing around here is this Aloe ‘Carmine’. It is indoors. Everything out of doors is frozen stiff. I am sure if you visit May Dreams Gardens there will be links to more blooms, especially in sunnier climes. In the meantime, I will dream of spring and be satisfied with my lone bloom for now.
We are in the same state here! I have a couple of indoor succulent flowers, but that’s it. Ah well. Spring is coming!
It’s a very pretty lone bloom!
Alison~I’m happy to stay indoors these days anyway, how about you?
Heather~I like it too.
Pretty and sweet and nice to see at this time of the year 🙂
Same frost/snow here , even my succulents are past blooming.
I’m half way to moving over to Blogger, come over and take a look!
Mark and Gaz~Thanks…pretty much anything is welcome this time of year.
Linda~I admire you for doing the due diligence to make a change. I am long overdue. Could you add name/url to your profile preferences so I can leave comments?
Aloe there! It’s good to see this plant is happy enough to bloom inside, and the orangey flowers are definitely welcome this time of year! Happy GBBD!
Look at you with your fancy bloom day aloe, no silly pansies for you!
How exciting to have an aloe blooming inside!
A few teething problems…I think I’ve fixed it!
James~Alloe yerself. This sturdy fellow usually blooms once indoors and again outdoors mid-summer…plus having given birth to several pups: it’s a keeper.
Loree~Somewhere on the road to plant snobbery I seem to have jettisoned pansies.
Janet~Yes, it definitely gets my juices flowing.
Linda~Oh goody, I value our back and forth.
This is quite a feat in itself. I love it!
Grace~I was experimenting with camera settings but not sure how I got the flower to stand out that way. I guess I need to take notes as I go.