I took above photo Tuesday evening as part of a coming soon post, and Wed. 4 AM, Bob let the dogs out and there was a critter as in possum sitting on the table, the dogs leapt, the possum leapt the table went over end to end and catapulted the big pot 6 feet away onto the concrete pool deck
Never Fear... the plant is salvaged and when I placed the 30 plus pieces of the clay pot in the bucket.... You Know The Rest Of The Story...
first I aimed La Camera at the bottom of the bucket and SNAPPED!
and then....... and then.... I "PICMONKEYED" IT! because I could....
and the root bound plant now has a bigger better home and lives happily ever after....
Nice recovery. You are lucky it wasn't a shunk:-)
ReplyDeleteWell they say everything happens for a reason and this happened for a very good reason :)
ReplyDeleteSo what is the lightbulb for in the plant?
I seriously like bucket as a backdrop for the picture of the clay pot pieces. Did you use a flash for that or was it bright enough that you didn't have to?
A few pieces of broken pot produces a great picture, amazing.
ReplyDeleteIt's all how the eye sees it...
Briony
xx
all is well that ends well. Have a great weekend!!!
ReplyDeleteNice save, Sandra!
ReplyDeleteWhew! Well, I'll bet it gave the dogs a big thrill!
ReplyDeleteLOL! So glad the plant was saved. :)
ReplyDeletexo Catherine
I really wish you could have videoed that little donnybrook!! = )
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie
You are a plant doctor! You saved the day. I bet your yard is gorgeosu! sandie
ReplyDeleteYou are a plant doctor! You saved the day. I bet your yard is gorgeosu! sandie
ReplyDeleteall's well that end's well. :)
ReplyDeleteI like the comment that you were lucky it wasn't a skunk!
ReplyDeleteActually, I would have loved to see the action.
I bet the plant is happy in it's new home! Looks good!
ReplyDeleteWhy the lightbulb...?
ReplyDeleteI love your never ending adventures.
ReplyDeleteCritters causing repotting and another chapter of madsnapper....
It was all meant to be!!! :) Happy Weekend.
ReplyDeleteAhhhh--you take such good care of your pretty plants. That moss rose probably needed to be re-potted anyhow since it was root-bound. SO--I guess it all happened for the best.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Glad you were able to save them!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! So now the plant is n better shape than before! And the flowers still look pretty. the PicMonkey looks like the end of the world in flower language.
ReplyDeleteGlad the flowers survived! :) cool bucket shots!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you salvaged it well.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad the flowers survived, they look nice in the new pot. Like your pic monkey edit :)
ReplyDeletesorry about the disaster, but glad your pretty plant has a new bigger home.
ReplyDeletea light bulb in with plants! yikes, you have me baffled.
Which isn't nice to do (baffle) a person with a head full of cotton. Or it feels that way, anyway. lol
How creative you are! Glad the plant is happy again and I enjoyed your photos.
ReplyDeleteThis plant may well reward you with loads of flowers now.
ReplyDeleteI love stories with happy ending.
ReplyDeleteHahaha, that crash probably work up a neighbor or two. At least everything turned out well, the plant got a new pot and MadSnapper got photos of broken pot.
ReplyDeleteIs the light bulb a solar power experiment?
so glad you were able to save it...Ginger and Rooster had a posseum on the fence Saturday morning at 5 am...I think it finally moved on....
ReplyDeletenice save, sandra.
ReplyDeleteglad you were able to save it:))