
Well, it seems that October is a little confused. Last week - tomatoes, this week - Christmas cactus. They call it a Christmas Cactus for a reason. It blooms in December. I guess mine is a little eager to get the holiday season started. This Cactus is in my office at work. I have one at home that hasn't started yet, and doesn't look like it will bloom anytime soon. It really is beautiful, don't you think. 



3 comments:
wow my christmas cactus does NOT look like this - even when it is blooming... i think it is very very sick... i really don't have much of a green thumb
You must have your fathers green thumb!
Katie ~
That must be a Dominican Christmas cactus!! Here, they decorate for Christmas in October (because they don't celebrate Thanksgiving). So we always get to enjoy 3 or more months of Christmas decorations! It's beautiful!!
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