I have also decided to join the project and write about My Texas Alphabet twice a week.
This week I am planning to have more alphabet posts than two, as I need to catch up with the pace of the project. What is more, the letter which comes after 'A', in the Polish alphabet, is 'Ą' . Obviously, it is not part of the English alphabet so I thought, I would have two 'A' entries instead.
Aloe Vera is the only plant which I have managed to grow successfully on our patio, in the heat of the Texas summer. Well, the only one so far. Since it is a succulent, it enjoys the hot sun rays and does not need much watering. Once a week is enough. Watering is not the problem, though, I could do it more often if it was required.
We used to have a couple of Aloe plants at home in Poland. I liked them - they were rather old, but not too large, despite their age. Besides being decorative, Aloe Vera is also quite a good medicine (topical use) which heals minor skin burns - from sunburn to 'kitchen burns'.
I am wondering how big our succulent will grow, considering the local weather conditions. I like gardening and enjoy the beauty of flowers and other plants. I only need to find some other heat-proof ones which would be able to stand up the Texas summer. Soon, I will get a bigger pot for this Aloe Vera, to let it 'stretch its legs' and enlarge properly. Maybe it will bloom too?
'Ą' entries by Polish Ladies Abroad (in Polish)
Dee/ Nie zawsze poprawne zapiski Dee: 'ą jak w początku'Anna / Zaczynam od początku: 'ą jak ąę'
Joanna / Grugrubleble: Przygody z francuską mową
Agnieszka / Zapiski szwedzkie: Ą jak nawiĄzywanie znajomości a może Pan lub Pani Ącka ;) i w końcu zwĄtpienie…
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