I’m enjoying the sound of rain. I was going to work in my yard this evening cause I had bought some pretties to plant but mother nature had her own plans. So here I sit enjoying the rain. Don’t you just love the sound of the raindrops? Since I can’t share pictures of my pretties planted, I will show you what I bought. :)
These are Pentas. They love the sun!
These grow pretty big. 
And these are Lantanas. I went to a sale that had these for 1.88 so I bought 6! 
I love this close up!
These will all grow big and beautiful! Here is a link with info about Lantanas. I’m hoping to plant them in the morning.
I hope everyone has a lovely Thursday evening!
Sandra
9 comments:
Sandra your flowers are amazing and so vibrant!
Hope your evening is wonderful.
~Melissa :)
I too love the sound of the rain. Don't hear it much here, but it is a treat when we do...as long as it isn't a monsoon!
Oh so beautiful! I love lantana!
Thanks for your lovely comment indeed!
Monica.
We pray for rain in Oklahoma! After the showers everything is sooooo green and lovely. It reminds me of my homeland (California)...
Love the flowers...OMGOSH...mine never grow like that! :(
xoRebecca
Hi Sandra,
Beautiful flowers, I have never tried growing these types before. I love shopping for my summer flowers at nurseries it is my “annual ritual”! We have had a rainy couple of months, but hopefully it is going to be a sunny weekend. Cathy
There is a soothing & joy to falling gentle rains ... we sit on the porch to enjoy the fresh smell of the rain. Your plants are gorgeous. TTFN ~ Marydon
Oh Sandra....you would love Oregon with all our rain. I was up in middle of the night drying window seals because I woke up to the rain pouring in the windows. I do love both summer and winter rains. Your flowers are beautiful and don't you love planting and watching them flourish.
such pretty flowere! I love the rain also. It rained very early this morning, and I just laid in bed letting the sound of thunder and rain lull me back to sleep.
That was a great buy on those lantanas...have fun planting them in your garden.
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