I initially read this week’s challenge incorrectly: I thought the topic was URBAN renewal 🙄 which would have been a problem. Regular (garden variety? ha!) renewal….not so much! THAT I’ve got on “lockdown”–to coin a phase from today’s young ‘uns!!
Take a look. 🙂
In the case of this Crimson Rambler morning glory…
….renewal happened overnight:
Next, a Madagascar Palm transplanted last winter…
…has color changes showing renewal of at least 1/3 of its body.
And then there’s the Dracaena Deremensis Warneckii I accidentally damaged….
I needn’t have worried; it practices self renewal, the same way an Aloe Ciliaris does:
This last photo illustrates my all-time-favorite renewal process, common to all kalanchoes.
The Mother of Thousands plant ( aka Kalanchoe Daigremontiana) renews along the leaf margins, dropping hundreds of tiny clones to sow and grow beneath her!
So there you have it, renewal in spades! Please forgive the garden puns, I just can’t resist! They make me 🙂 and break into dance…
And THAT renews my soul!
Until next time….
🙂 🙂
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small house/BIG GARDEN 
So Cute…………dance on…………….
HAHAH love that dancing dude! great pics esta!
Not only do I learn about gardening from you, I also learn new slang! Yes, I’m totally out of the younger loop except for brief glimpses from my nieces and nephews. 🙂
Slang and I go waayyyy back..I’ve been fascinated by it as long as I can remember. For awhile I subscribed to “slang word of the day” emails from a variety of English speaking countries. Someday I’ll do a post about language and slang…interesting topic!
The pictures are renewing. Every time I come to your blog, I’m in a garden.
My mother had this kind of mixed flowering beauties tucked among her grape lines, gooseberry bushes and abundant vegetables, so this is like coming home for me.
Thank you.
I love that I’m reading your comment on Thanksgiving day; you’ve made me feel so appreciated. I think all bloggers write primarily for themselves, but it’s always nice to hear how something we posted had an impact on a reader.
Thank you, SO much, and I hope you had a great holiday! 🙂
Great photos and enjoyable for the theme. 🙂
Is that a cypress vine that I see growing in amongst the morning glories?
what sharp eyes you have! It is indeed a red cypress vine!
How was your Thanksgiving?
Your take on life makes me 🙂
🙂 Thank you, my friend!