monthly What's looking good in December 2025

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  1. Sjoerd

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    Hesperanrha cochineal ‘alba’
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    Sjoerd your opuntia bloom is goegeous. :smt023 I never had one bloom , lucky to just keep them safe in the garden without becoming a snack for some critter. :smt044
     
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    Lovely flower Sjoerd, especially at this time in December :cool:
     
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    Pac and Zigs that plant blooms well into January and February. A fellow gardener up the way gave us a chunk one year when he was making his stand smaller. We were over the moon.

    Loggie— Breathtaking. So friendly and cheerful.
     
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    Thank you Sjoerd
     
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    Gorgeous Poly's @Logan.

    I have a few Veg starting to get up there.
    Shallots
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    Broad Beans
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    Parsnips and lettuce
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    Golden Beets (second sewing,) still babies.
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    Lemons
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    Paperwhites
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    Clematis
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    A Gardenia
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    Thank you @Anniekay your veg and flowers look good.
     
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    Annie— oh yeAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAhh.
    Looking good, mate. It is a sight for sore eyes, isn’t it.
     
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    Thanks @Sjoerd I get my kicks in winter and spring. Stuff grows better ehen it's not so hot outside. :D
     
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    Llovely Logan :)

    Cor, some good stuff there Annie :)
     
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    Found a few white flowers in Tetter's garden :)

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    Lemons … paper white…clementis.. Oh My… This is a beautiful time of year for your garden even veggies . Ooh … I bet your gardenia and paper whites have amazing olfactory perfuming the surrounding air makes it a nice walk about. And the lemons.. :sete_013:Are to die for.. Citrus fruits…never have those here unless it’s those itty bitty miniature orange trees .

    You have a really amazing garden and know what and when to plant . Timing is everything & I enjoy your garden and how you make the best of each season for your garden zone . :smt023 Showing some real beauties … from Santa… :smt114
    Annie your clematis looks like Dr Rupel. ?
     
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    Zogs .. oops Zigs…:smt044 How wonderful to have blooms . :smt038 You must have been really ‘GOOD’ all year for Santa to bring you the gift of bloomin plants this time of year. I have something similar in my garden they are spring /summer bloomers here. The name of your white flowered plant has escaped me ..but they are great ground covers here like periwinkle in my zone. Flowers are blue and burgundy with a few white ones in a warmer part of our season. Always a joy to see your garden is still dishing out blooms. Mine is fast asleep.
     
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    @Pacnorwest That may be the Clematis you named. I got it at Walmart and it just said : Clematis. :shrug:
     
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