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  1. pete

    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Campsis is one of my favourites krissy, mines doing its usual stuff on the house wall.
    Campsis "Indian summer"
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  2. Diziblonde

    Diziblonde Gardener

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    Kryssy Kathy and Pete, all stunning pics and lovely gardens, well done, makes all the hard work worth it
     
  3. Victoria

    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    Truer words never spoken.

    The Campsis is looking fantastic here also. I would have one if it were evergreen. Kathy3, I can't keep my Gazanias alive for love nor money. Love your Marigold carpet, krissy.
     
  4. Victoria

    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    I couldn't believe it when I discovered these Cyclamen earlier which are in their "rest" period with no water for blooming in the winter ....

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  5. kryssy

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    Everything seems to be going a bit crazy this year LoL doesn't it? I've got spring shrubs flowering again for a second time and one of my trees (don't know the name of course) started to turn red as if it was autumn about 3 weeks ago when we had such cold wet weather. Fortuntely, it realises it is summertime now.

    Pete - what can I say??? Your Campsis is beautiful. They are all out in bloom here right now and when my neighbours are not looking I'll try to get a photo of theirs. It puts mine to shame - as does yours. As you like them so much I'll see if I can find a REALLY good one on my travels.

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    Pete, is your Campsis grafted on to the Caesalpinia? :D
    A Beautiful specimen.
     
  7. Victoria

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    strongy, my Caesalpinia is in sleep mode ... maybe it's too hot for it and I need to try again in the Autumn?
     
  8. pete

    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Thanks, all.
    LOL I also have cyclamen flowering right now, but I suppose thats no real supprise over here.
     
  9. walnut

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    Lol cyclamen do usually have a little flowering period about this time mine are flowering now.
     
  10. Victoria

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    Hello walnut, hello walnut ... I could appreciate it there but not here with no rain for months and I'm not watering them in 30 odd degree weather. I've had them a couple of years and I don't remember this in the past. It's only two out of three so the one is resting nicely. [​IMG]
     
  11. pip

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    Like the little opening reply to Walnut LOL, very amusing :D

    Send some of that 30 odd degree heat to me please. Mrs Pip and myself definately live in the wrong part of Britain as far as the weather is concerned
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  12. Victoria

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    I'm sure he posted twice, pip, but I don't think you can delete an entire message ... maybe I was still asleep and thought I saw two! :rolleyes:

    The spell of good weather seems to be bypassing you, and walnut actually ... I sent him some sunshine the other day and it only lasted the morning! :( I'll always share my sunshine, even if it's only by my pictures! [​IMG]
     
  13. Kathy3

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    pete your campsis is stunning,what a colour


    lol this is my gazanias second year i think it will outgrow the rockery,but dont want to lose it by moving it,anyone got any help they can give me?
     
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