Harry

Your plants are all very beautiful.
Is it still in ground-outside?

I didn't realize it is so much warmer in Netherlands, being on North Sea. But know that country is beautiful (and known around the world) with all kinds of flowers.
If you don't mind me asking - what province do you live in?

Rina

Hi Rina,
and thank you.

This Haworthia is in a bowl.

I live in the northern part of the Netherland - called Fryslân. We do speak our own language (Frysk) and everybody learns to speak Dutch too.
Our climat is quite mild: summers not to hot (max 30 C), winter not to cold. (min. 10 C and sometimes more). For the summer I plant some in the garden, but these days I have to dig them out for wintertime. We have a lot of rain every season (snow). The Sempervivums can have that, so they stay out. The rest goes inside. It is quite an operation every year - takes me about a week to bring them in and next spring a week to bring them out. First to the greenhouse and when the first frost is here into the house. My friend is not very glad with that, but that was part of the deal, when she came to live with me. :)

greets
Harry

Harry

Thank you. I guess that Friesland in English? - many lakes and few national parks?
...we all have to bring most of the succulents in for the winter - yours can stay outside just a little longer.
You have many nice plants, and your garden looks really nice too. I always look forward to your photos.

And the girlfriend - 'love me, love my plants', right?-:)
My daughter used to have dogs, some situation.
These are good addictions.
Rina