The ivy really looks at home in this lovely old pot. I do prefer to see it inside rather then out, though I occasionally use it as a filler in hanging baskets. Your pot was a good find..!
Hi Donna I just got a white tureen with no lid for $3 at Goodwill today and dug up some hostas and sweet woodruff, planted it and put it on the table onour front porch. Both of us are being thrifty today! Hugs, Rhondi
What a pretty pot & such a deal. You are right the ivy is perfect in there. I had not stopped in for a visit in a long time & when I saw you over at Karen's I thought.... I have to go say Hi to Donna.
What a lovely shot! Ivy is the only houseplant I can grow because the covered porch makes the house to dark for anything else. I need to have the green!
What a great idea to dig up the ivy and put in in a pot - that way you have a lovely house plant and the ivy is "contained" and not growing wild in your garden.
I have some growing up the side of my bricks and need to remove it before it damges them - now I know what to do with it. Have a wonderful week. Otis and Riley make me smile everytime I visit your blog. Blessings, Erin
Ivy in a pot does work nicely in the home... I much prefer it to how WILD it grows in the ground outdoors... PRETTY photo!
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Fifi
Karrie just found a great mini conservatory while we were out junking on Monday, so digging up ivy starts is in order!
ReplyDeleteKarla & Karrie
I think ivy is wonderful!! I actually winter over all my ivy. I have some in the house and some outside. There are so many different varieties.
ReplyDeleteThe ivy really looks at home in this lovely old pot.
ReplyDeleteI do prefer to see it inside rather then out, though I occasionally use it as a filler in hanging baskets.
Your pot was a good find..!
Hi Donna
ReplyDeleteI just got a white tureen with no lid for $3 at Goodwill today and dug up some hostas and sweet woodruff, planted it and put it on the table onour front porch. Both of us are being thrifty today!
Hugs, Rhondi
What a pretty pot & such a deal. You are right the ivy is perfect in there. I had not stopped in for a visit in a long time & when I saw you over at Karen's I thought.... I have to go say Hi to Donna.
ReplyDeleteIt's about the Only thing I can manage to grow!hahaaa...Happy night sweetie! Great pot!hughugs
ReplyDeletei sweat i'm going to goodwill tomorrow. there are a few little things i need. hee hee the pot is lovely and i miss having ivy!
ReplyDeletethanks for your sweet words on my blog!
What a lovely shot! Ivy is the only houseplant I can grow because the covered porch makes the house to dark for anything else. I need to have the green!
ReplyDeleteI agree, Donna. Ivy is a lovely way to bring the outdoors inside.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful image! Otis and Riley kill me! Oliver would like them!
ReplyDeleteI love ivy, I have it in pots all around my garden and also growing against a part of my fence. The idea of bringing it in is a wonderful one.;))
ReplyDeleteHi Donna,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to dig up the ivy and put in in a pot - that way you have a lovely house plant and the ivy is "contained" and not growing wild in your garden.
I have some growing up the side of my bricks and need to remove it before it damges them - now I know what to do with it.
Have a wonderful week. Otis and Riley make me smile everytime I visit your blog.
Blessings,
Erin