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    New thread for new purchases.
     
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    I ordered this Climbing Rose "Bathsheba" on Sunday night and it arrived today at 9a.m.

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    It's going to be planted in front of my Lilac "Madame Lemoine" so that it can climb up it and provide colour when the Lilac is not in flower.
     
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      I just received my zinnia,atlasa carrot and cyperus papyrus seeds.

      On the papyrus packet
      "Look closely. Seed like dust."

      Too much fun!
       
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        New shed already image a little fuzzy its torrential rain had to take it quickly;):heehee:

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          New Ebay purchases. Really good service and quality plants.
          I know where the climbing Flower Carpet is going just got to find a place for the Gertrude Jekyll.
           
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            That's a great buy, Pushkin:love30::thumbsup: Both roses are top notch! You'll find a spot for the Gertrude Rose.:heehee:
             
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              Hi @Pushkin do you have a link for your supplier please? Always on the lookout for recommended suppliers...
               
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                Tropicana Canna - good for zones 8-10 … so I'll have to figure out how to overwinter it. :)
                 
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                  Post it to me, Lori, I'll look after it for you:dunno::whistle::heehee:
                   
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                    In the UK there are plenty who dig them up and put them in their attic space. Not sure if this would be too cold in your winters.
                     
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                      Our attics have a fair amount of insulation in the "floor" area so the air up there is almost as cold as outside but thank you for the suggestion @andrews :) If I came into money, that space would be converted to a livable space with skylights for plants to enjoy. Ah, the daydreams...
                       
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                        I guess in the UK it would go down to -1 degree C (ish).

                        We have no attic space (vaulted ceilings) - think I may have a bit of explaining to do if I brought cannas into the bedroom so mine stay in pots, fairly dry in the polytunnel which I keep above 3 degrees
                         
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                          @andrews I remember the temperature going down to -40c one winter and -1c is considered extremely mild for our winters. I'll find a spot to bring it indoors to overwinter. My biggest worry with bringing things in is also toting in the insects that live there too. :doh:
                           
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                              Thank you!
                               
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