These used to bloom at Christmas time. But this year they are so confused. They became Thanksgiving
cactus.
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Hey, I am not going to tell them to unbloom! I love the colour on yours! Mine bloomed half way between our Canadian Thanksgiving and Christmas!
ReplyDeleteMine too, and my Mothers, all bloomed during Thanksgiving week. Perhaps we needed a bright spot during these trying times with the economy so wounded.
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My Christmas cactus used to flower in September and October!! Whenever they flower they are so beautiful and very generous with their blooms.
ReplyDeleteAren't they beautiful? Thank you for sharing these lovely photos with us. They're putting me in a very Christmasy frame of mind.
ReplyDeleteToo bad they bloomed early, but hey, it got was a nice (early) holiday greeting. They are beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteXo,
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