Boug, Brug, Guz etc. today

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  1. Rich

    Rich Gardener

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    When the weather outside is like this.
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    Some plants like to be inside so I'm glad I have the conservatory which I keep at 62F (17C).


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    Bougainvillea starting to bloom again

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    Guzmania starting to bloom

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    This guy has grown from a little snapped off piece I picked up in the Homebase car park.

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    Close up of flowers.

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    And the Brugmansia and clitoria seeds are breaking through at different speeds.

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  2. Daisies

    Daisies Total Gardener

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    Guzmania - is that what it's called!

    Nice pics - and soo tidy everywhere!
     
  3. pete

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

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    Blimey, you aint arf go a tidy conservatory.
    Mines all cluttered up with all sorts of stuff, it does definately keep the interest going through the winter though.
     
  4. Liz

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    Hi, my 3 small bougainvilleas are in frost free [just] greenhouse. They look OK so far. Do you think I should bring them in?
    What a lovely array of plants!
     
  5. Rich

    Rich Gardener

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    I bought the bougainvillea this year in France, it has grown and flowered well.

    I had a choice to put it in the conservatory or unheated, but bubblewrapped greenhouse and chose the conservatory.

    In the greenhouse I would expect it to lose its leaves and go to sleep for the winter...I think.
     
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