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  1. youngdaisydee

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    Here's the second seedling Pete...


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  2. youngdaisydee

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    A Better pic of the Wisteria, you didn't send to john LOL...

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    :) Here is mine.

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    Well the photo is anyway......
    Crete 2007.
     
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    :D you had me going there Roders, A sharp intake of breath, then saw your reply under the pic :) Its stillGoreouse.:thumb:
     
  5. pete

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

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    I have a cycad exacly like that one Dee, which John sent me.

    Trouble is I cant remember the name, and as usual, I thought I would, so it didn't get a label.

    As to the wisteria, surely thats one of the sesbania seeds/plants that LoL was giving away last year.:)

    Nice pic roders.

    Gotta go and lie down now, all this chat is wearing me out.:D
     
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    Hahaha, you make me giggle pete, You chatterbox you :)
    So its a Sesbania, and it is from LoL..Ill go google...Dee..
     
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    ora) or hummingbird tree/scarlet wisteria is a small tree in the genus Sesbania. ...
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    Scarlet Wisteria, John was right... [​IMG]
     
  8. pete

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

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    Common name scarlet wisteria but not really a wisteria.


    Anyway, these were sent to me by John last year.

    Judge for yourself if they are bigger than yours.

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    Yup, the one on the Left is, Well done Pete, the other one about the same..I didn,t expect either to germinate, so Result eh.. iil take care of them...NOW...Dee..
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Do you have a name for the small one?

    The big one on the left is a differnt kind to the one you have I think.
     
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    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    Ah, the Sesbania that everyone got to germinate but me ..... :D Now the leaves look familiar. :rolleyes:

    Yes, I remember yours from last year, roders .... I couldn't tell how to tell a male from a female I remember .... :eek:

    Cutie, I'm still not sure what this plant is ... the tall thing in the center ....



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  12. pete

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

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    The tall thing in the centre LoL is a broom handle.:D

    The plant growing next to it looks like a wisteria that has been trained as a standard.
    There is one that they do this to a lot I think, but cant think of the name right now.

    By the way, wished I'd had a few of those sesbania seeds now, havn't got any left in the pocket of an old jumper or somewhere have you?:D
     
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    Its a Standard Sesbania Lol...
     
  14. pete

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

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    Are you sure Dee.

    The leaves look very different to your sesbania.
    They are pointed, yours are rounded.
     
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    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    Broom handle .... doh!

    Cutie, you are not listening to pete .... the tall thing in the middle is a Wisteria ... possibly a Scarlet Wisteria .... nothing to do with me. :D

    On the other hnd, I have to take responsibility for the Sesbania .... I am the Mother of that creature. :eek: Yes, pete, I have more and they will wing they way to you in the not too distant future. :thumb:


     
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