A pot of hyacinths
A variegated ivy, such as "Goldheart".
Snowdrops?
cyclamen are good option as they like out doors better and they will come up every year.
You could try T & M 'Xmas' stuff - they have been pestering me for months cos I last year bought something for my mum!:
http://www.giftstm.com/gifts1/ilist/containers-indoor.html
Haven't done it this year cos it's pricey and she mangaged to kill it in weeks!
What a fantastic choice from T & M. No need for more suggestions!
smada_1, have a what Christmas? Is this a nautical term? Anyway, assuming it is of a generous nature, you have one too!! Meantime, a very happy Christmas and joyful new year to all our friends here on the forum.
A properly potted Christmas tree
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A pot of hyacinths
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
A variegated ivy, such as "Goldheart".
Snowdrops?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
cyclamen are good option as they like out doors better and they will come up every year.
You could try T & M 'Xmas' stuff - they have been pestering me for months cos I last year bought something for my mum!:
http://www.giftstm.com/gifts1/ilist/containers-indoor.html
Haven't done it this year cos it's pricey and she mangaged to kill it in weeks!
What a fantastic choice from T & M. No need for more suggestions!
smada_1, have a what Christmas? Is this a nautical term? Anyway, assuming it is of a generous nature, you have one too!! Meantime, a very happy Christmas and joyful new year to all our friends here on the forum.
A properly potted Christmas tree