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What's looking Exotic 2024
Tillandsia has a couple of new flowers.
Tillandsia has a couple of new flowers.
Tillandsia has a couple of new flowers.
Tillandsia has a couple of new flowers.
JWK
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Jan 1, 2024
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strongylodon
Sep 2, 2024 at 5:02 PM
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Canna 2024
JWK
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Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
If you just want Hibiscus syriacus, (hardy), seed I could send you lots before next spring, H rosa sinensis is a different matter.
If you just want Hibiscus syriacus, (hardy), seed I could send you lots before next spring, H rosa sinensis is a different matter.
If you just want Hibiscus syriacus, (hardy), seed I could send you lots before next spring, H rosa sinensis is a different matter.
If you just want Hibiscus syriacus, (hardy), seed I could send you lots before next spring, H rosa sinensis is a different matter.
Victoria
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Jun 1, 2021
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pete
Sep 7, 2024 at 12:35 PM
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Jatropha multifida
The trio ...
The trio ...
The trio ...
The trio ...
Victoria
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Jan 19, 2023
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Victoria
Sep 2, 2024 at 3:17 PM
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Adenium obesum (Desert Rose)
Yes, I am very chuffed with them. As you know, I started these and my Hibiscus after my operations and mini strokes as I could not deal with the garden in general and had to have something to...
Yes, I am very chuffed with them. As you know, I started these and my Hibiscus after my operations and mini strokes as I could not deal with the garden in general and had to have something to tend to as I cannot walk unaided. It is still a problem for me, but I manage an certainly enjoy my new...
Yes, I am very chuffed with them. As you know, I started these and my Hibiscus after my operations and mini strokes as I could not deal with the garden in general and had to have something to tend to as I cannot walk unaided. It is still a...
Yes, I am very chuffed with them. As you know, I started these and my Hibiscus after my operations and mini strokes as I could not deal with the garden in general and had to have something to...
Victoria
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Aug 24, 2022
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Victoria
Aug 30, 2024
Orchid substrate
Local to me is Burnham Orchids, they have an online shop Compost I have no idea about delivery charges though.
Local to me is Burnham Orchids, they have an online shop Compost I have no idea about delivery charges though.
Local to me is Burnham Orchids, they have an online shop Compost I have no idea about delivery charges though.
Local to me is Burnham Orchids, they have an online shop Compost I have no idea about delivery charges though.
ricky101
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Aug 19, 2024
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NigelJ
Aug 21, 2024
Caladium flower
I was surprised at a flower and I think another one is coming so will try and get another on the day it blooms. I shall get more from Farmer Gracie I'm so pleased with them
I was surprised at a flower and I think another one is coming so will try and get another on the day it blooms. I shall get more from Farmer Gracie I'm so pleased with them
I was surprised at a flower and I think another one is coming so will try and get another on the day it blooms. I shall get more from Farmer Gracie I'm so pleased with them
I was surprised at a flower and I think another one is coming so will try and get another on the day it blooms. I shall get more from Farmer Gracie I'm so pleased with them
Purple Streaks
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Jul 19, 2024
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Purple Streaks
Aug 3, 2024
Help with figs
My guess is is starved and probably bone dry under the surface, it will be absorbing a lot of water at this time of the year.Get it really soaked, water it, then water it again after about and...
My guess is is starved and probably bone dry under the surface, it will be absorbing a lot of water at this time of the year.Get it really soaked, water it, then water it again after about and hour, then water it at least once a day, when it perks up you can add some feed to the water.
My guess is is starved and probably bone dry under the surface, it will be absorbing a lot of water at this time of the year.Get it really soaked, water it, then water it again after about and hour, then water it at least once a day, when it...
My guess is is starved and probably bone dry under the surface, it will be absorbing a lot of water at this time of the year.Get it really soaked, water it, then water it again after about and...
Greybelle
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Jul 19, 2020
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pete
Aug 3, 2024
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Cycas revoluta
Emerging ...Now above fronds ...
Emerging ...Now above fronds ...
Emerging ...Now above fronds ...
Emerging ...Now above fronds ...
Victoria
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Jul 31, 2021
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Victoria
Jul 25, 2024
Quisqualis indica (Rangoon Creeper)
Thanks for the tip, Caroline
Thanks for the tip, Caroline
Thanks for the tip, Caroline
Thanks for the tip, Caroline
Victoria
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Jul 16, 2024
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noisette47
Jul 18, 2024
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Brugmansia
And the scent is lovely. When I repotted it last, I accidentally broke off some roots and so stuck them in compost. They sprouted and grew, but I couldn't give them enough heat over winter.
And the scent is lovely. When I repotted it last, I accidentally broke off some roots and so stuck them in compost. They sprouted and grew, but I couldn't give them enough heat over winter.
And the scent is lovely. When I repotted it last, I accidentally broke off some roots and so stuck them in compost. They sprouted and grew, but I couldn't give them enough heat over winter.
And the scent is lovely. When I repotted it last, I accidentally broke off some roots and so stuck them in compost. They sprouted and grew, but I couldn't give them enough heat over winter.
Victoria
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Jun 2, 2024
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CarolineL
Jul 14, 2024
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Bougainvilla
Off topic, but the more specialised (aka precious) my choices have been - especially bonsai and acers - the worst they have fared. For years now, my preferences have been Mediterranean and...
Off topic, but the more specialised (aka precious) my choices have been - especially bonsai and acers - the worst they have fared. For years now, my preferences have been Mediterranean and prairie plants, which have done very well (in Berkshire). If I had to choose a favourite, it is red...
Off topic, but the more specialised (aka precious) my choices have been - especially bonsai and acers - the worst they have fared. For years now, my preferences have been Mediterranean and prairie plants, which have done very well (in...
Off topic, but the more specialised (aka precious) my choices have been - especially bonsai and acers - the worst they have fared. For years now, my preferences have been Mediterranean and...
Victoria
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Jun 21, 2024
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Jul 7, 2024
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Plumeria
I have given up with Plumerias now, lack of sunlight, tricky overwintering and RSM.
I have given up with Plumerias now, lack of sunlight, tricky overwintering and RSM.
I have given up with Plumerias now, lack of sunlight, tricky overwintering and RSM.
I have given up with Plumerias now, lack of sunlight, tricky overwintering and RSM.
Victoria
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Apr 19, 2023
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strongylodon
Jul 3, 2024
Dendrobium kingianum
I think they flower next year - mine flowered after the drying off it got over winter. I suspect if your keikei has flowered, and has lots of roots, it's worth separating and planting up.
I think they flower next year - mine flowered after the drying off it got over winter. I suspect if your keikei has flowered, and has lots of roots, it's worth separating and planting up.
I think they flower next year - mine flowered after the drying off it got over winter. I suspect if your keikei has flowered, and has lots of roots, it's worth separating and planting up.
I think they flower next year - mine flowered after the drying off it got over winter. I suspect if your keikei has flowered, and has lots of roots, it's worth separating and planting up.
Fof
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Feb 6, 2024
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CarolineL
Jun 4, 2024
Beaucarnea recurvata
If you look at the one in Victoria's picture it has a stem which divides into three stems. Its just a bigger chunkier plant probably due to a free root run and stronger light all year round.
If you look at the one in Victoria's picture it has a stem which divides into three stems. Its just a bigger chunkier plant probably due to a free root run and stronger light all year round.
If you look at the one in Victoria's picture it has a stem which divides into three stems. Its just a bigger chunkier plant probably due to a free root run and stronger light all year round.
If you look at the one in Victoria's picture it has a stem which divides into three stems. Its just a bigger chunkier plant probably due to a free root run and stronger light all year round.
stephenprudence
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Oct 30, 2019
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pete
May 26, 2024
Pachira Aquatica
My Pachira just keeps growing and growing and has quite a trunk now ...
My Pachira just keeps growing and growing and has quite a trunk now ...
My Pachira just keeps growing and growing and has quite a trunk now ...
My Pachira just keeps growing and growing and has quite a trunk now ...
Victoria
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May 19, 2024
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Victoria
May 19, 2024
Huge new zealand flax - can it be tamed?
Hi @Paceman - I have two large Phormiums (half the height of yours but still big) and I’ve just done my first neat-up of the year on them. I agree with @Plantminded in the method. I find scissors...
Hi @Paceman - I have two large Phormiums (half the height of yours but still big) and I’ve just done my first neat-up of the year on them. I agree with @Plantminded in the method. I find scissors the best tool for cutting leaves as they are super tough. I take out brown stuff and cut off any...
Hi @Paceman - I have two large Phormiums (half the height of yours but still big) and I’ve just done my first neat-up of the year on them. I agree with @Plantminded in the method. I find scissors the best tool for cutting leaves as they are super...
Hi @Paceman - I have two large Phormiums (half the height of yours but still big) and I’ve just done my first neat-up of the year on them. I agree with @Plantminded in the method. I find scissors...
Paceman
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May 13, 2024
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AuntyRach
May 13, 2024
Bromeliad ID if possible
Spotted yesterday, at Tremenheere Sculpture Garden, Cornwall. These are the only images I could get, as access to that spot was just impossible. any ideas, guys? TIA Fof
Spotted yesterday, at Tremenheere Sculpture Garden, Cornwall. These are the only images I could get, as access to that spot was just impossible. any ideas, guys? TIA Fof
Spotted yesterday, at Tremenheere Sculpture Garden, Cornwall. These are the only images I could get, as access to that spot was just impossible. any ideas, guys? TIA Fof
Spotted yesterday, at Tremenheere Sculpture Garden, Cornwall. These are the only images I could get, as access to that spot was just impossible. any ideas, guys? TIA Fof
Fof
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May 13, 2024
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Fof
May 13, 2024
Sago palms worth saving?
Those pots do look good @Cjxblade but the tapering will restrict the root growth if you intend to keep them in pots long term. A pot with a wider base will also provide more stability as the...
Those pots do look good @Cjxblade but the tapering will restrict the root growth if you intend to keep them in pots long term. A pot with a wider base will also provide more stability as the plants get taller. If you have a suitable location in the ground, as @pete says, they will be much...
Those pots do look good @Cjxblade but the tapering will restrict the root growth if you intend to keep them in pots long term. A pot with a wider base will also provide more stability as the plants get taller. If you have a suitable location in...
Those pots do look good @Cjxblade but the tapering will restrict the root growth if you intend to keep them in pots long term. A pot with a wider base will also provide more stability as the...
Cjxblade
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May 5, 2024
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Plantminded
May 5, 2024
Callistemon viminalis
Thought this may be of interest ... I found pictures from when I bought it in 2008 ...... 2009 ... ... 2010 ... ... 2012 ...
Thought this may be of interest ... I found pictures from when I bought it in 2008 ...... 2009 ... ... 2010 ... ... 2012 ...
Thought this may be of interest ... I found pictures from when I bought it in 2008 ...... 2009 ... ... 2010 ... ... 2012 ...
Thought this may be of interest ... I found pictures from when I bought it in 2008 ...... 2009 ... ... 2010 ... ... 2012 ...
Victoria
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Apr 28, 2024
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Victoria
Apr 28, 2024
Orchid advice. please
@ricky101 Yes they do give a good display. Some are from the same stem while others send up new stems and flower from those. We have one pure white one, variety unknown as we bought it from a...
@ricky101 Yes they do give a good display. Some are from the same stem while others send up new stems and flower from those. We have one pure white one, variety unknown as we bought it from a florist who just wanted the flower spikes for s wedding. This has been in flower now for over 4 years...
@ricky101 Yes they do give a good display. Some are from the same stem while others send up new stems and flower from those. We have one pure white one, variety unknown as we bought it from a florist who just wanted the flower spikes for s...
@ricky101 Yes they do give a good display. Some are from the same stem while others send up new stems and flower from those. We have one pure white one, variety unknown as we bought it from a...
Fof
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Jul 30, 2023
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On the Levels
Apr 26, 2024
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Alocasias
Lovely. I bought a black velvet recently
Lovely. I bought a black velvet recently
Lovely. I bought a black velvet recently
Lovely. I bought a black velvet recently
strongylodon
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Apr 17, 2024
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Loofah
Apr 17, 2024
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