What's Looking Good In March 2022

I bought this Poinsettia at Christmas 2020, I was hoping to keep it going for Xmas 2021. I put it outside and hoped for the best but it lost all of it's leaves. I decided to bring it back inside and cut it's dead stems back and it has started growing again, the best thing about it is, it's coming back through red!

 

Well done Andrea. I understand they are difficult, if not impossible to bloom again. Because of my location, mine grows in the ground outdoors to 3 meters or more and is still blooming but will cut it back to a meter end if this month.

These were January pictures ...

 

Thank you @Victoria I'm pleased my efforts are paying off. Yours is beautiful. Mine would do terribly in the ground here.

 

Andrea and Vicky both are lovely.

Definitely a challenge over here to keep going but can be done .I use to have one many moons ago.

How to care for poinsettias

 

Thank you @Upsydaisy

 

Your welcome, might find some useful tips.

 

Not very spectacular but here are some Crocuses Ipheion and Primulas ...

 

Beautiful. I do miss the UK in the Spring.

 

Is the 4th one aubrietia australis. Biong Boing.

I didn't put mine outside, its far too early yet.
But I will be when it gets warmer.

 

@pete....??. It's not upside down if that's what you mean, it's just sprawling along the edge of a border.

 

I notice that these pot grown Poincettas don't have the blooms inside the red brachts like mine.

 

Yes I noted that as well Vicky. I wonder if yours are slightly hardier?