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Thanks to the gardening obsession of our northern friend Elizabeth, we have something to show off this Gardenblogger Bloom Day. While her house is teaming with them, I can only honor the tradition by cheating. Now I'm not just fudging on the meaning of "bloom" but also including in the concept of "my garden" just about anywhere in the greater metro area.
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Thanks Susan, though I wouldn't say teeming! I get my true fix of indoor blooms by going to the botanical gardens. That's how I get through the winter.
Posted by: eliz | January 15, 2008 at 06:47 AM