The Calandiva plant was still holding up well enough, but the plan has been to place a poinsettia plant there for Christmas. I know that it is early, but the plant was inexpensive, and poinsettias do tend to last for a long time, so there we are.
Saturday, November 15, 2025
Caturday 85: A Poinsettia for Lacey's Podium
Sue and I are pretty much joined at the hip, but she did run a few errands on her own yesterday whilst I rested my wonky back at home. Among a few other things, including coffee, she returned with a poinsettia for Lacey’s podium.
That one ⬆️ was taken in my iPhone's macro mode. For this one ⬇️ I used one of the special portrait modes.
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I do like a poinsettia for Christmas. Sometimes my housecleaning family gives me one, so I will wait till their December visit before checking them out.
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful and worthy of your special furry cat, even if she's gone.
ReplyDeleteGreat remembrance for Lacey! Poinsettias are so pretty for wintertime, when greys take over the landscape! And you still have many more decorations for Christmas to come!
ReplyDeleteAwww....sweet Lacey. Beautiful Poinsettia.
ReplyDeleteThat will be lovely all winter probably.
ReplyDeleteI think leaving Lacey's podium is a wonderful idea and a very nice plant podium.
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely idea! Mari likes to nibble on poinsettias so I can't have one in plain view. Also, they don't do well at all chez moi.
ReplyDeleteA lovely tribute for Lacey :). Now you have several touches of red inside, with the cardinal as well.
ReplyDeleteLovely poinsettia! We get so used to them, but the are so nice to look at.
ReplyDeleteThey are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely that Sue returned not only with errands done but with a bright poinsettia to usher in the season a little early and lift the whole corner of your home
ReplyDeleteYou're getting a good start on your Christmas shopping
ReplyDeleteThe first poinsettia I have seen this year! A fine tribute to Lacey.
ReplyDeleteHope your back is better?
A fine idea. Someone in my family will arrive here with one in December and I will proceed to kill it. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteNice plant! I prefer the first photo.
ReplyDeleteThat is lovely!
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