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December flora fest
Far too early - it took until May last year before it bloomed. Here is a link to a page on New Zealand native Fuchsias..........Yes, I do post occasionally on HTUK.
Far too early - it took until May last year before it bloomed. Here is a link to a page on New Zealand native Fuchsias..........Yes, I do post occasionally on HTUK.
Far too early - it took until May last year before it bloomed. Here is a link to a page on New Zealand native Fuchsias..........Yes, I do post occasionally on HTUK.
Far too early - it took until May last year before it bloomed. Here is a link to a page on New Zealand native Fuchsias..........Yes, I do post occasionally on HTUK.
stephenprudence
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Dec 25, 2011
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longk
Dec 28, 2011
Does anyone grow..
I've planted a few indoor Azaleas in the front garden. One died but two are going strong.One which I planted last year even weathered the -19C temperatures we had during winter. The other...
I've planted a few indoor Azaleas in the front garden. One died but two are going strong.One which I planted last year even weathered the -19C temperatures we had during winter. The other one has been planted out this year so remains to be seen whether it will last until Spring as it's...
I've planted a few indoor Azaleas in the front garden. One died but two are going strong.One which I planted last year even weathered the -19C temperatures we had during winter. The other one has been planted out this year so remains to be...
I've planted a few indoor Azaleas in the front garden. One died but two are going strong.One which I planted last year even weathered the -19C temperatures we had during winter. The other...
stephenprudence
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Dec 26, 2011
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486
merleworld
Dec 27, 2011
Canna's on the move
Thanks Bilbo, I think I might try a mixture of both to see what happens. Have a really great Christmas and New Year.
:D:xmasbanner:
Thanks Bilbo, I think I might try a mixture of both to see what happens. Have a really great Christmas and New Year.
:D:xmasbanner:
Thanks Bilbo, I think I might try a mixture of both to see what happens. Have a really great Christmas and New Year.
:D:xmasbanner:
Thanks Bilbo, I think I might try a mixture of both to see what happens. Have a really great Christmas and New Year.
:D:xmasbanner:
Bilbo675
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May 31, 2011
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ARMANDII
Dec 24, 2011
Poorly Orchid from a friend
Is it one of the Oncidium alliance?Tidy up the brown leaves, but do not cut off the pseudobulbs, as this is where the new ones should emerge. Trim the dead roots and wash under running lukewarm...
Is it one of the Oncidium alliance?Tidy up the brown leaves, but do not cut off the pseudobulbs, as this is where the new ones should emerge. Trim the dead roots and wash under running lukewarm water. Then I would repot using a finer orchid mix (J Arthur Bowers is good) with a good handful of...
Is it one of the Oncidium alliance?Tidy up the brown leaves, but do not cut off the pseudobulbs, as this is where the new ones should emerge. Trim the dead roots and wash under running lukewarm water. Then I would repot using a finer orchid mix...
Is it one of the Oncidium alliance?Tidy up the brown leaves, but do not cut off the pseudobulbs, as this is where the new ones should emerge. Trim the dead roots and wash under running lukewarm...
Scotkat
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Dec 22, 2011
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longk
Dec 23, 2011
plant collections ?
Well, Daylilly's seem popular with you guys.I have been keen on Epimedium's for a while but have yet to buy one.A long shot but, anyone out there got or collect Epimedium's ?Gazania
Well, Daylilly's seem popular with you guys.I have been keen on Epimedium's for a while but have yet to buy one.A long shot but, anyone out there got or collect Epimedium's ?Gazania
Well, Daylilly's seem popular with you guys.I have been keen on Epimedium's for a while but have yet to buy one.A long shot but, anyone out there got or collect Epimedium's ?Gazania
Well, Daylilly's seem popular with you guys.I have been keen on Epimedium's for a while but have yet to buy one.A long shot but, anyone out there got or collect Epimedium's ?Gazania
Gazania
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Dec 20, 2011
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Gazania
Dec 22, 2011
Heliconia schiedeana seeds
Thanks Sal!I'll send you a pm in about 5mins.........
Thanks Sal!I'll send you a pm in about 5mins.........
Thanks Sal!I'll send you a pm in about 5mins.........
Thanks Sal!I'll send you a pm in about 5mins.........
longk
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Dec 20, 2011
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longk
Dec 20, 2011
Orchid care
Ah right, gotcha. Thanks
Ah right, gotcha. Thanks
Ah right, gotcha. Thanks
Ah right, gotcha. Thanks
Freddy
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Dec 19, 2011
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Freddy
Dec 19, 2011
Plants by post ?
I buy a lot of plants online, these are private independent nurseries that are often specialist but not always - here are some of my favourites ....... 1. Worlds End nursery in Worcester 2....
I buy a lot of plants online, these are private independent nurseries that are often specialist but not always - here are some of my favourites ....... 1. Worlds End nursery in Worcester 2. Special Perrenials in Cheshire 3. Chailey Irises in Sussex 4. Viv Marsh Alstromerias in Shropshire 5....
I buy a lot of plants online, these are private independent nurseries that are often specialist but not always - here are some of my favourites ....... 1. Worlds End nursery in Worcester 2. Special Perrenials in Cheshire 3. Chailey Irises in...
I buy a lot of plants online, these are private independent nurseries that are often specialist but not always - here are some of my favourites ....... 1. Worlds End nursery in Worcester 2....
Gazania
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Dec 18, 2011
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Louise D
Dec 19, 2011
Cymbidiums Orchid
Now that is impressive - I was pleased with my seven blooms to a stem!
Now that is impressive - I was pleased with my seven blooms to a stem!
Now that is impressive - I was pleased with my seven blooms to a stem!
Now that is impressive - I was pleased with my seven blooms to a stem!
Gogs
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Dec 17, 2011
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longk
Dec 18, 2011
Lagerstroemia speciosa (Crepe Myrtle)
Pete, sadly it only lasted for a couple of days when I had posted and since then nada ...
We now have to water every 2/3 days and the irrigation up top has had to be turned back on ...
Pete, sadly it only lasted for a couple of days when I had posted and since then nada ...
We now have to water every 2/3 days and the irrigation up top has had to be turned back on ...
Pete, sadly it only lasted for a couple of days when I had posted and since then nada ...
We now have to water every 2/3 days and the irrigation up top has had to be turned back on ...
Pete, sadly it only lasted for a couple of days when I had posted and since then nada ...
We now have to water every 2/3 days and the irrigation up top has had to be turned back on ...
Victoria
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Dec 16, 2011
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Victoria
Dec 17, 2011
Gloriosa Vine
Actually, now that you mention it, longk, I must take mine out of the pot in the Spring and see what's there ...
Actually, now that you mention it, longk, I must take mine out of the pot in the Spring and see what's there ...
Actually, now that you mention it, longk, I must take mine out of the pot in the Spring and see what's there ...
Actually, now that you mention it, longk, I must take mine out of the pot in the Spring and see what's there ...
Victoria
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May 8, 2009
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Victoria
Dec 17, 2011
Clerodendron
:D Hi Sis .. nice to see you visiting again. A rooting would be lovely ... yours is the most stunning I have ever seen. I honestly cannot say whether you up-rooting (
) it and putting it in a...
:D Hi Sis .. nice to see you visiting again. A rooting would be lovely ... yours is the most stunning I have ever seen. I honestly cannot say whether you up-rooting (
) it and putting it in a pot till you go back to Germany end January will be beneficial or not. Maybe Pete or longk with...
:D Hi Sis .. nice to see you visiting again. A rooting would be lovely ... yours is the most stunning I have ever seen. I honestly cannot say whether you up-rooting (
) it and putting it in a pot till you go back to Germany end January will...
:D Hi Sis .. nice to see you visiting again. A rooting would be lovely ... yours is the most stunning I have ever seen. I honestly cannot say whether you up-rooting (
) it and putting it in a...
Kedi-Gato
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Oct 6, 2009
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Victoria
Dec 17, 2011
Dichondra argentea , silver falls , from seed ?
Has anyone grown Dichondra argentea , silver falls from seed ? I was just wondering how they performed over a season . The pictures on the seed sites look wonderfuI - but then they always do
I...
Has anyone grown Dichondra argentea , silver falls from seed ? I was just wondering how they performed over a season . The pictures on the seed sites look wonderfuI - but then they always do
I did buy some Dichondra emerald falls plugs a while ago and they never really performed when I side...
Has anyone grown Dichondra argentea , silver falls from seed ? I was just wondering how they performed over a season . The pictures on the seed sites look wonderfuI - but then they always do
I did buy some Dichondra emerald falls plugs a while...
Has anyone grown Dichondra argentea , silver falls from seed ? I was just wondering how they performed over a season . The pictures on the seed sites look wonderfuI - but then they always do
I...
HarryS
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Dec 17, 2011
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HarryS
Dec 17, 2011
Richea
Hi All . Has anyone grown Richea? or is growing one? they are from Tasmania and supposely ideal to british weather , but as far as I know all the tasmanian plants are kind of slow growing and seed...
Hi All . Has anyone grown Richea? or is growing one? they are from Tasmania and supposely ideal to british weather , but as far as I know all the tasmanian plants are kind of slow growing and seed are treacky to germinate.
Hi All . Has anyone grown Richea? or is growing one? they are from Tasmania and supposely ideal to british weather , but as far as I know all the tasmanian plants are kind of slow growing and seed are treacky to germinate.
Hi All . Has anyone grown Richea? or is growing one? they are from Tasmania and supposely ideal to british weather , but as far as I know all the tasmanian plants are kind of slow growing and seed...
sal73
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Dec 16, 2011
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sal73
Dec 16, 2011
how to grow Amarylis??
Hello Terry - also left mine out over the summer until all leaves fell. Now in the house and in growth after a little change in the top layer of compost coupled with small regular watering - they...
Hello Terry - also left mine out over the summer until all leaves fell. Now in the house and in growth after a little change in the top layer of compost coupled with small regular watering - they should not need any bottom heat.
Hello Terry - also left mine out over the summer until all leaves fell. Now in the house and in growth after a little change in the top layer of compost coupled with small regular watering - they should not need any bottom heat.
Hello Terry - also left mine out over the summer until all leaves fell. Now in the house and in growth after a little change in the top layer of compost coupled with small regular watering - they...
TerryHayden
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Dec 12, 2011
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barnaby
Dec 16, 2011
Scaduxus multiflorus
I think that the original poster may have gone, but for what it's worth here's how I grew mine;Best grown under cover in the UK. Potting mix was multi-purpose with plenty of grit, orchid bark ...
I think that the original poster may have gone, but for what it's worth here's how I grew mine;Best grown under cover in the UK. Potting mix was multi-purpose with plenty of grit, orchid bark and perlite to keep it airy - the bulbs are vulnerable to rot. After planting it will sit there for...
I think that the original poster may have gone, but for what it's worth here's how I grew mine;Best grown under cover in the UK. Potting mix was multi-purpose with plenty of grit, orchid bark and perlite to keep it airy - the bulbs are...
I think that the original poster may have gone, but for what it's worth here's how I grew mine;Best grown under cover in the UK. Potting mix was multi-purpose with plenty of grit, orchid bark ...
paulyervant
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Apr 1, 2010
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longk
Dec 16, 2011
Grevillea robusta
That's lovely longk, I've never seen a white one. They are so intricate. Sadly I planted mine in the ground last Autumn and it died on me over the summer ... I saw a couple for sale a few...
That's lovely longk, I've never seen a white one. They are so intricate. Sadly I planted mine in the ground last Autumn and it died on me over the summer ... I saw a couple for sale a few months ago and was sorely tempted ... but I resisted ... :yess:I wonder if Pete still has his .......
That's lovely longk, I've never seen a white one. They are so intricate. Sadly I planted mine in the ground last Autumn and it died on me over the summer ... I saw a couple for sale a few months ago and was sorely tempted ... but I...
That's lovely longk, I've never seen a white one. They are so intricate. Sadly I planted mine in the ground last Autumn and it died on me over the summer ... I saw a couple for sale a few...
Victoria
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Feb 7, 2008
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Victoria
Dec 16, 2011
Castor Oil Plants Hanging in There....
I have overwintered a couple in the heated greenhouse before ,they were a few that were left in small pots after bedding out the best plants . I did use them outside the following year .But as...
I have overwintered a couple in the heated greenhouse before ,they were a few that were left in small pots after bedding out the best plants . I did use them outside the following year .But as already mentioned easy from seed ,and they don't take kindly to the damp in a cooler greenhouse .. Dave
I have overwintered a couple in the heated greenhouse before ,they were a few that were left in small pots after bedding out the best plants . I did use them outside the following year .But as already mentioned easy from seed ,and they don't take...
I have overwintered a couple in the heated greenhouse before ,they were a few that were left in small pots after bedding out the best plants . I did use them outside the following year .But as...
Bilbo675
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Dec 10, 2011
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davygfuchsia
Dec 14, 2011
Jungle seeds
I've tried all the techy stuff aesculus, even dumped all the dns and re-registered them all. It's kind of strange. Might be our web-host as both the machines in the house cant access Jungle seeds....
I've tried all the techy stuff aesculus, even dumped all the dns and re-registered them all. It's kind of strange. Might be our web-host as both the machines in the house cant access Jungle seeds. ah well..I can get into the .com site so that's all that really matters. Steve...
I've tried all the techy stuff aesculus, even dumped all the dns and re-registered them all. It's kind of strange. Might be our web-host as both the machines in the house cant access Jungle seeds. ah well..I can get into the .com site so that's...
I've tried all the techy stuff aesculus, even dumped all the dns and re-registered them all. It's kind of strange. Might be our web-host as both the machines in the house cant access Jungle seeds....
Steve R
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Dec 12, 2011
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Steve R
Dec 13, 2011
miscanthus sinensus
Generally you cut back in spring when the new growth starts to show. Cut back to about 8" 200 mm. Some miscanthus can remain over winter and stand up well to the winter weather adding height and...
Generally you cut back in spring when the new growth starts to show. Cut back to about 8" 200 mm. Some miscanthus can remain over winter and stand up well to the winter weather adding height and form in the garden. I like Miscanthus kleine Silberspinne which has good foliage and impressive...
Generally you cut back in spring when the new growth starts to show. Cut back to about 8" 200 mm. Some miscanthus can remain over winter and stand up well to the winter weather adding height and form in the garden. I like Miscanthus kleine...
Generally you cut back in spring when the new growth starts to show. Cut back to about 8" 200 mm. Some miscanthus can remain over winter and stand up well to the winter weather adding height and...
Gazania
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Dec 10, 2011
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Dec 12, 2011
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