The view from my living room on one side was not appealing. It was so bad that I kept the shades partially closed.
So, to improve the view I added this lovely plant on the outside.
It takes up almost the entire window. A lovely alternative to the previous view.
For the first few days, as I walked across my living room or looked up from my reading, I would be startled by this plant “watching me” through the window.
Have I been isolated too long??
~Lori
Lori Greer in Portland 
What a great idea Lori and it’s such a beautiful plant.
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Maybe just your heart having a safe, calm place as you went through a very emotional time dear lady. When you start to move out of that space it can feel a little startling as the world begins to intrude again. But she is pretty ❤️ 🙏🏽 🦋
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You’ll know it’s too long when the plant comes in to join you!
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Beautiful! Expecting another 20 cms of snow here in Atlantic Canada . I will also enjoy your view today!
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Beautiful camellia; be sure to do any pruning after it is through blooming so that you don’t destroy next years flowers.
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Great advice. I have a brown thumb. How are you doing??
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That’s so funny. I’ve done the same thing – not by my window, but sometimes if I’ve moved the big house plants.
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Very nice. 🙂
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This is a funny thought and could even be an encouragement. I remember being really spooked when a bird clung to the screen door and peered intently at me. It gave a screeching squawk and then flew away. I’ve often wondered with a little shudder whether it was trying to tell me something? I love your plant by the way. Stay safe and take care!
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trust your plant, love your plant & be happy — perhaps reread St-Exupery’s The Little Prince, and his relationship with his rose…
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Excellent suggestion! I love The Little Prince.
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