Pretty oxalis. Looks as nice indoors as it does outside. We had gorgeous spring like weather yesterday (73 degrees) then last night we got thunderstorms but luck out and no tornados formed. Then today around noon the temp has been constantly dropping and getting down to 29 with chance of rain here in the DFW area. I couldn't bare it and took the remaining plants out of the ground and put them in the shed and garage. Now the only thing I have left in the back yard are periwinkles, marigolds, and ruellia. Looks so naked back there. On the bright side, things should start greening up in a couple of months. Can't wait. Hope everyone stays warm and safe. Deb

Hi! I'm a lurker here because y'all have such wonderful ideas. kittypawz-WOW! You live across from the Priddy Fountain? I went to junior high and part of high school in Highland Park and used to drive past that thing (before it was rebuilt) all the time. oceanna-Your siding pics are too funny. My last home had a huge picture window in the dining room that was 6' from the neighbor's house (all brick). I finally built a trellis on the outside to grow vines over the window and block the view :) Here's what I see outside my windows now..

jodi.....I have a set of 3 of those, not exact.... I fondly refer to them as "texture" prints. Do you know if they are originals? or textures applied to canvas? I admit.....I got 24 pieces of artwork from a warehouse, used by decorators to stage model homes(when the homes sold, the artwork was no longer needed). I have very little information on most of the pieces.....other than the artists signature....

oakleyok.....right...huh....they'd love it! There is soooooooooo much talent here.....the eye of a photographer or a nature lover(Gazania, your there!) and it transfers to their decor.....:0) WOW guys!!!! momof6....she's beautiful!