A big wind in the West blew over my camellia again! I’m surprised the pot didn’t break,…again! I love the color and thick sides of this pot, so for a long time it sat by my potting table waiting for inspiration.
I decided to use it at the corner of my patio to ‘hold’ a favorite low creeping plant, Cupflower, or Nierembergia, which has periwinkle blue flowers.I planted a small upright growing rosemary to soon be a ‘background.’
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