Today’s balcony -Last view of April-Heavy rain is expected to start overnight, but the weather will be cloudy and warm.I don’t think I’ll be able to post tomorrow, so today will be my last post for April.This is what the balcony looks like. First of all, the happy Sunbritainia Scarlet.Over the winter, the buds took
First of all, I planted viola “Dream Memory”, tulips, and second year snowflakes.I wanted to see the shape of a snowflake extending straight from the tricolor viola. I fell in love with Viola at first sight at the co-op in September and ordered it.When it arrived, it was still hot, and I thought it would
Sunbritainia successfully survived the winter!Even though it’s sunny, it’s cool in Osaka today, 20℃/9℃.Finally, the first Sunbritainia scarlet of the year has bloomed! So,We hereby declare that we have successfully survived the winter. It’s been half a year since there was too little water and the leaves withered, and I had to break them off
Today’s balcony – currently being prepared –It has been chilly for the past few days, and today’s temperature is 16℃/10℃.However, the plants are growing steadily. This is what the balcony looks like. First of all, bellflower is the most in season right now. Completely in full bloom. I wonder if there are many similar photos,
Today’s balcony -First summer day of the year-Today was the first summer day of the year when I felt the pain of the sun, and it was 25℃/14℃.This is what today’s balcony looks like as we are careful about water drainage. First of all, the bellflowers are almost in full bloom today. It just bloomed
We are currently making a final assessment and reflection on the plantings we planted from autumn in order to make use of them next year. Next was the planting of Viola Farmers Craft.This is what it looked like when I first planted it. The viola was getting quite long with all its leaves, so I
Violas and cyclamens, which have already gone through autumn and winter, are starting to lose their momentum.It will probably be finished this week, butI’m planning to finish all the planting from autumn by the end of this month.The final assessment, including reflection points and reflections, looks like this. First of all, I planted a group
Today’s Veranda -Seasonal Baton Pass-It rained a bit during the night, but today’s temperature has changed from yesterday’s temperature to 17℃/10℃.Although it’s a little chilly, the season is moving on smoothly.This is what the balcony looks like today. First of all, it’s time to say goodbye.Viola Farmer’s Craft is getting taller and has more flowers.It’s
There are springs of encounters and springs of partings…The beginning of days of pruning overgrown plants. First up is Brachycum Blasco.Since I planted it last fall, it has grown thick and crowded.The flowers were getting smaller and I felt sorry for them, so I decided to comb them out. Before.It’s hard to tell from the
Today’s balcony – Bellflower blooms! –It’s raining heavily today and the temperature is 18℃/15℃.Perhaps because the minimum temperature was high, I was quite busy watering.This is what the balcony looks like. First up is Bellflower!The unbranded 100 yen seedlings that I fell in love with at first sight last spring have bloomed over the summer
