Plants that survived

[MTK]

After posting about the success/failure of my 3 months away from home and leaving all my plants inside sealed clear bags, I was asked to post the ones that survived.
I am sorry it took awhile, things got busy and I had no time to research the proper names, so I decided to post pictures instead.

 

[LionGardener]

After posting about the success/failure of my 3 months away from home and leaving all my plants inside sealed clear bags, I was asked to post the ones that survived.
I am sorry it took awhile, things got busy and I had no time to research the proper names, so I decided to post pictures instead.

Thank you!
Those that survived look good and your Fuchsia is blooming right on time.

 

[Meadowlark]

I appreciate the follow up @MTK . So often we don't see it here.
Those are some amazing plants.

 

[MTK]

I appreciate the follow up @MTK . So often we don't see it here.
Those are some amazing plants.

You are very welcome, it is the least I could do after all the great advice I have found in this forum.

 

[Sheal]

They all look pretty healthy MTK.

May I ask - is that a real crossbow in picture 7982?

 

[MTK]

They all look pretty healthy MTK.

May I ask - is that a real crossbow in picture 7982?

The crossbow is a replica. A family member collects weapons from along history, but of course all reproductions, the real ones are not in the budget, LOL

 

[Sheal]

I love history @MTK and study the era between Romans and Tudors. I don't possess any weapons real or replica but would love to own a targe or seax.

 

[Oliver Buckle]

My name, Buckle, comes from someone who made bucklers, small fencing shields a bit like a targe.