Leandra’s Favorites

My lovely and talented daughter Leandra painted this pot for me, and I’m thrilled with it. Leandra really likes the Ti plant I put in it.

Cordyline terminalis 'Red Sister' is in the pot, Cleome 'Senorita Rosalita' is planted just in front, and silver Artemisia 'Powis Castle' is the foreground.

My orange lily and the strappy foliage of 'Sparkling Burgundy' pineapple lily

Daylily 'Stella de Oro'

Leandra’s participation in the garden consists largely of pointing out things I need to do. She also lets me know what she likes best and encourages me to add more of it. Her favorites include ajuga and all types of lilies.

On her birthday, I asked her what she liked best in the garden. Well, that was three weeks ago, and at that time, the mountain laurel and foxglove were at the top of her list, but the list changes as flowers go in and out of bloom.

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Foxglove

I’m not a racist, but I don’t like the coloreds. I have been known to remove the pinks and the purples so I can have only pure white; but this year I’ve been more open-minded, or maybe I’ve just been too busy. Either way, all colors were allowed to stay in the garden this year.

Leandra also mentioned that her least favorite thing is the swan. I told her the gay guys who came the other day LOVED it, so she was obviously wrong.

Season after season, no matter what's blooming, Angel is always Leandra's favorite thing in my garden. Leandra talks to Angel, and Angel hangs on every word.

Leandra is getting weary of job searching, so if you would like to help her by saying a prayer, or thinking good thoughts, or giving her a job; I know she would appreciate it.

I help her by telling her what she is doing wrong, and how she could do it better. She says that is not helpful, it’s critical. Silly children. Parenting is so hard!