Fundraising Plant Sale

I'm joining:

fishtailcottage for Cottage Flora Thursday

tootsietime for Fertilizer Friday

rosevignettes for Fresh Cut Friday

Last Saturday the Gustine Historical Society had a plant sale to raise funds to keep the Gustine Museum going.

So Tanya and I headed out in support  ♥

We both got a container of Berginia.

My Mother always called the Poor Mans Orchid.

And a mixture of others.

There were 3 different kinds of Heirloom Tomatoes.

I took one of each...

the only one I can remember the name of is

Black Cherry Tomatoes.

I've since planted them and they are doing well.

I also picked up an Armenian Cucumber - Yum!

White Oxalis, never seen white before,

I love the pink and have it several places.

Some bulbs that I were told have white bell flowers.

Queens Tears, I used to have some from my Grandmother

 but they passed a few years ago.

I chose an assortment of succulents to put

into a Strawberry Pot I have inherited.

Tanya is trying to beautify a garden area in her patio.

She picked up Calla Lillies, a zonal Geranium

and a Martha Washington Geranium.

Valerian and purple Alyssum round her catch out.

It was fun. In the years past is was much larger,

but I think the ladies who run it are getting a little older...

but they are always as sweet as can be.

xoxoxoxoxo

My fresh cut flowers are going to actually be a plant this month.

An early Mother's Day gift of

Lily Rubrum

It smells amazing!

Thanks Melissa ♥

Wishing all a Happy Mother's Day Weekend!