There are a lot of houseplants at my school. A retired teacher who is a member of the congregation is the one who tends them. The plants are amazingly healthy.
These are just a few. There are many more upstairs.
I can’t wait for spring to come along so the hibiscus upstairs will bloom, but I don’t have to wait to see the crotons. I always believed crotons were hard to keep alive, but these crotons are actually blooming. Blooming! I smelled the tiny flowers, because tropical plants often have intoxicating scents. These had only a slight flowery smell.
They’re tiny.
1. Though I have no skills regarding keeping plants alive, I do love that they bring a shot of life to any environment they’re in. (I bought another fake plant for our church’s narthex and stuck it in the corner. That place is wonderfully new, yet drab. I think the green helps.)
2. You spelled ‘croutons‘ wrong.
Do croutons grow on trees?
And just where did you think they came from??
I thought they were caught in the ocean. They are pretty salty.
No, but apparently spaghetti does: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVo_wkxH9dU
Ha! I’ve heard of that news story, but I don’t think I’ve ever actually seen it.