ANOTHER AMBLE AROUND

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  1. Kristen

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    It would be a pleasure. I hope they aren't in too manky a state having been lurking in pots for 2 or 3 year. In fact if they are serviceable I'll bring the lot and you can plant them, or flog them, whichever suits you. They aren't, realistically, going to be used here.
     
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    Know what you mean ARMANDII,nothing lifts the spirits more than seeing seeds germinate :hapydancsmil:.
    I got the seed for the yellow one from a swapshop and a friend sent me seed for 'Korean Beauty', flippin typical I had loads of seed heads on 'Radar Love' till I chopped it back a couple of months ago, as Kristen says they grow like triffids(definitely much easier than banana) I'll save you some seed from them later in the year if you like :blue thumb:.
     
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    Thanks very much :dbgrtmb:. A bit of TLC from Mrs Shiney will soon sort them out. As ARMANDII should also be here he may want one or two as well :).
     
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    I'll swap a Tangutia for an Armandii :)
     
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      Just planted a Tangutica, Countess de Bouchard, and Kalu around the trellis entrance!!:hapfeet:
       
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      With such glorious weather I decided to put the trowel down and and take some time to have another slow amble around the garden with a glass of red wine, sit down every now and then to get a different visual idea of what's going on. So grab a glass of something and have a wander around.:snork:

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      Finish that glass of something and have a sit in the Arbour!:coffee:
       
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        As always Armandii,an absolute treat:dbgrtmb:..Thank you...Hic...:WINK1:
         
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          Oooooh Armandii. I feel quite heady too. (Lilac Wine/Elkie Brooks). A wonderful stroll round but as it's getting dusk now, I seem to have lost my way to the Arbour. Where did you say it was?(hic).
           
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            You definitely can't see 'the wood for the trees' Armandii. A very busy garden but stunning. :dbgrtmb:
             
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            Well, you know me, Sheal, I like chaos!!!:heehee:

            You can't miss the Arbour, Jenny, it kinda stands out!!!:snork:
             
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            Lovely armandii,i wish my plants were as flush :dbgrtmb: what do u usually have growing on the trellis in the 2nd to last photo on the brick wall? :WINK1:
             
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            Hi Joolz, well it was originally a Grapevine growing there. But the last few harsh Winters saw it off, so behind the pots to the rear is a young Wisteria Alba which, hopefully, will grow along there.:snork:
             
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              Wisteria,very nice armandii :) and can i ask.. whats the big lettuce leaf called by your jugs by the pond? :biggrin:
              p.s how many blue queen salvia seedlings did you manage to grow? (im sure they was on ur list:scratch:) i only got 5 from my tray :cry3: x
               
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              The "big lettuce leaf" near the jugs by the pond, Joolz, is a Lysichiton [American Skunk Cabbage] which gives bright yellow Spathes out during the Spring. I bought it in the 90'S and it's a good marginal plant taking a lot of nutrient out of the water.

              I'll have to check the Salvia seedlings, Joolz, as I've only been in the Green House to do a general check and water them since being back off the Hols as getting things back under control has come first:snork:
               
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                Absolutely brilliant, as usual :love30: :dbgrtmb:
                 
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