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  1. Kristen
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    Planning Seed Varieties for Exotic Border

    The "skirt" seemed a lot narrower than that, more like Nicotiana glauca - except that I thought the foliage looked "normal" for Nicotiana, and Nicotiana glauca has different foliage. Maybe I just...
    The "skirt" seemed a lot narrower than that, more like Nicotiana glauca - except that I thought the foliage looked "normal" for Nicotiana, and Nicotiana glauca has different foliage. Maybe I just wasn't paying attention to the leaves!
    The "skirt" seemed a lot narrower than that, more like Nicotiana glauca - except that I thought the foliage looked "normal" for Nicotiana, and Nicotiana glauca has different foliage. Maybe I just wasn't paying attention to the leaves!
    The "skirt" seemed a lot narrower than that, more like Nicotiana glauca - except that I thought the foliage looked "normal" for Nicotiana, and Nicotiana glauca has different foliage. Maybe I just...
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  2. sal73

    Nordic Moss

    I likes Liverworts:dbgrtmb:
    I likes Liverworts:dbgrtmb:
    I likes Liverworts:dbgrtmb:
    I likes Liverworts:dbgrtmb:
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  3. Bilbo675

    Best Chance of Success with Banana Seeds?

    Bent but not to bent according to Our EU friends :lunapic 130165696578242 5: Seriously though still might give it a go. I too have seen the superbum on jungle seeds and i like the zebra a too!
    Bent but not to bent according to Our EU friends :lunapic 130165696578242 5: Seriously though still might give it a go. I too have seen the superbum on jungle seeds and i like the zebra a too!
    Bent but not to bent according to Our EU friends :lunapic 130165696578242 5: Seriously though still might give it a go. I too have seen the superbum on jungle seeds and i like the zebra a too!
    Bent but not to bent according to Our EU friends :lunapic 130165696578242 5: Seriously though still might give it a go. I too have seen the superbum on jungle seeds and i like the zebra a too!
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  4. averil

    Pomegranate

    The trees around me are positively heaving with fruit at the moment, better than most years and we have had a very dry summer. We also had one of our driest winters ever when normally we get...
    The trees around me are positively heaving with fruit at the moment, better than most years and we have had a very dry summer. We also had one of our driest winters ever when normally we get torrents of rain ready for the summer drought. I love pomegrate juice but cannot stand to eat the...
    The trees around me are positively heaving with fruit at the moment, better than most years and we have had a very dry summer. We also had one of our driest winters ever when normally we get torrents of rain ready for the summer drought. I...
    The trees around me are positively heaving with fruit at the moment, better than most years and we have had a very dry summer. We also had one of our driest winters ever when normally we get...
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  5. clueless1

    'Jungle' plants for cool shade.

    Helleborus for winter interest?
    Helleborus for winter interest?
    Helleborus for winter interest?
    Helleborus for winter interest?
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  6. sal73
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    How to grow a Pinapple

    In case anyone would love to grow a virtual free tropical plant this is how is done. Select a nice and healty plant , avoid large pinapple from the caribbean or hawaii , then pinch one of the...
    In case anyone would love to grow a virtual free tropical plant this is how is done. Select a nice and healty plant , avoid large pinapple from the caribbean or hawaii , then pinch one of the middle leaves and try to pull one off , if the leave will come off then avoid that one and get a fresh...
    In case anyone would love to grow a virtual free tropical plant this is how is done. Select a nice and healty plant , avoid large pinapple from the caribbean or hawaii , then pinch one of the middle leaves and try to pull one off , if the leave...
    In case anyone would love to grow a virtual free tropical plant this is how is done. Select a nice and healty plant , avoid large pinapple from the caribbean or hawaii , then pinch one of the...
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  7. Kristen
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    What's looking exotic in September 2012

    :blue thumb: I'm sure the fact they are undercover from rain will make the big difference.
    :blue thumb: I'm sure the fact they are undercover from rain will make the big difference.
    :blue thumb: I'm sure the fact they are undercover from rain will make the big difference.
    :blue thumb: I'm sure the fact they are undercover from rain will make the big difference.
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  8. joolz68

    Tropical theme ideas plz gang

    Thanks salamander,its in the greenhouse now as im not sure on its hardiness or age so il keep it safe for now til i find some info on it:) bought it from The lost world nursery thou they didnt have...
    Thanks salamander,its in the greenhouse now as im not sure on its hardiness or age so il keep it safe for now til i find some info on it:) bought it from The lost world nursery thou they didnt have a lot of stock online last time i looked.
    Thanks salamander,its in the greenhouse now as im not sure on its hardiness or age so il keep it safe for now til i find some info on it:) bought it from The lost world nursery thou they didnt have a lot of stock online last time i looked.
    Thanks salamander,its in the greenhouse now as im not sure on its hardiness or age so il keep it safe for now til i find some info on it:) bought it from The lost world nursery thou they didnt have...
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  9. JWK

    Exotic seed swap anyone?

    LINK to the Cuttings Thread, just in case anyone needs it
    LINK to the Cuttings Thread, just in case anyone needs it
    LINK to the Cuttings Thread, just in case anyone needs it
    LINK to the Cuttings Thread, just in case anyone needs it
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  10. Kristen

    Solanum Laciniatum / Kangaroo Apple

    Kristen what about one of thisis that impressive enough? another one on my growing list for next year is (again) cyphomandra corymbiflora the hardy tomato tree.
    Kristen what about one of thisis that impressive enough? another one on my growing list for next year is (again) cyphomandra corymbiflora the hardy tomato tree.
    Kristen what about one of thisis that impressive enough? another one on my growing list for next year is (again) cyphomandra corymbiflora the hardy tomato tree.
    Kristen what about one of thisis that impressive enough? another one on my growing list for next year is (again) cyphomandra corymbiflora the hardy tomato tree.
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  11. sal73
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    Exotic cuttings swap anyone?

    If anyone has any spare I would really like some Persian Shield - Strobilanthes dyerianus
    If anyone has any spare I would really like some Persian Shield - Strobilanthes dyerianus
    If anyone has any spare I would really like some Persian Shield - Strobilanthes dyerianus
    If anyone has any spare I would really like some Persian Shield - Strobilanthes dyerianus
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  12. Tropical_Gaz
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    Autumn in our garden

    yup, I have bubble wrap up all year round. Don't need it in summer, but it is too much of a pain to keep taking down, and then putting back up.
    yup, I have bubble wrap up all year round. Don't need it in summer, but it is too much of a pain to keep taking down, and then putting back up.
    yup, I have bubble wrap up all year round. Don't need it in summer, but it is too much of a pain to keep taking down, and then putting back up.
    yup, I have bubble wrap up all year round. Don't need it in summer, but it is too much of a pain to keep taking down, and then putting back up.
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  13. sal73
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    Musa tropicana

    You mean I got something right ?? :dancy:
    You mean I got something right ?? :dancy:
    You mean I got something right ?? :dancy:
    You mean I got something right ?? :dancy:
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  14. sal73
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    Acquascaping

    I can see few ramirezs and an angel fish , nice balance as many fish are south american ....it would have impossible to keep an african Cichlid in there , they would have killed all the other fish...
    I can see few ramirezs and an angel fish , nice balance as many fish are south american ....it would have impossible to keep an african Cichlid in there , they would have killed all the other fish and eat all the plants . those are the public anemy number one....the most aggressive of all...
    I can see few ramirezs and an angel fish , nice balance as many fish are south american ....it would have impossible to keep an african Cichlid in there , they would have killed all the other fish and eat all the plants . those are the public...
    I can see few ramirezs and an angel fish , nice balance as many fish are south american ....it would have impossible to keep an african Cichlid in there , they would have killed all the other fish...
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  15. stephenprudence

    Carport subtropical climber idea

    looks lovely and will be gorgus covered in scented flower :dbgrtmb:
    looks lovely and will be gorgus covered in scented flower :dbgrtmb:
    looks lovely and will be gorgus covered in scented flower :dbgrtmb:
    looks lovely and will be gorgus covered in scented flower :dbgrtmb:
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  16. sal73
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    Tony`s Tropicals plants

    Tony is Legend :dbgrtmb: Plus he plays the Squeeze box and trumpet :wub2: TOP MAN
    Tony is Legend :dbgrtmb: Plus he plays the Squeeze box and trumpet :wub2: TOP MAN
    Tony is Legend :dbgrtmb: Plus he plays the Squeeze box and trumpet :wub2: TOP MAN
    Tony is Legend :dbgrtmb: Plus he plays the Squeeze box and trumpet :wub2: TOP MAN
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  17. sal73

    Banana Rajapuri seeds

    Years ago I`ve managed to germinate banana rajapuri from a banana bought in a shop , don`t ask how I lost the plants as I still feel stupid. Anyway bought some more bananas last week and the seeds...
    Years ago I`ve managed to germinate banana rajapuri from a banana bought in a shop , don`t ask how I lost the plants as I still feel stupid. Anyway bought some more bananas last week and the seeds are actually tiny smaller then before and they are coming from Ghana and not from Thailnad as...
    Years ago I`ve managed to germinate banana rajapuri from a banana bought in a shop , don`t ask how I lost the plants as I still feel stupid. Anyway bought some more bananas last week and the seeds are actually tiny smaller then before and they...
    Years ago I`ve managed to germinate banana rajapuri from a banana bought in a shop , don`t ask how I lost the plants as I still feel stupid. Anyway bought some more bananas last week and the seeds...
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  18. ARMANDII
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    KITCHEN JUNGLE 2012

    Ah yes, you've mentioned that before, sorry forgot. Quite!
    Ah yes, you've mentioned that before, sorry forgot. Quite!
    Ah yes, you've mentioned that before, sorry forgot. Quite!
    Ah yes, you've mentioned that before, sorry forgot. Quite!
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  19. Bilbo675
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    What's Looking Exotic in October 2012

    See also: What's looking exotic in November 2012 What's Looking Good - Month-by-month Index
    See also: What's looking exotic in November 2012 What's Looking Good - Month-by-month Index
    See also: What's looking exotic in November 2012 What's Looking Good - Month-by-month Index
    See also: What's looking exotic in November 2012 What's Looking Good - Month-by-month Index
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  20. PeterS
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    Cannas - 10 things you didn't know

    Strictly speaking edible ginger, I think, is Zingiber officinale, as opposed to the ornamental gingers that are various species of Hedychium. But they are all the same family and closely related.
    Strictly speaking edible ginger, I think, is Zingiber officinale, as opposed to the ornamental gingers that are various species of Hedychium. But they are all the same family and closely related.
    Strictly speaking edible ginger, I think, is Zingiber officinale, as opposed to the ornamental gingers that are various species of Hedychium. But they are all the same family and closely related.
    Strictly speaking edible ginger, I think, is Zingiber officinale, as opposed to the ornamental gingers that are various species of Hedychium. But they are all the same family and closely related.
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