June 2006 Photo Competition DISCUSSION thread

Discussion in 'Photo Competitions' started by Webmaster, Jun 7, 2006.

  1. Webmaster

    Webmaster Webmaster Staff Member

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    Please post all discussion regarding the June Photo competiton within this thread.


    Many thanks


    Nathan.
     
  2. Dave W

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    Nothing to talk about yet Nathan.

    Come on. What's the secret subject :D
     
  3. Paladin

    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    Do ya think Nik's popped over to Germany and forgot?? :D
     
  4. Dave W

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    Collected his �£2000 prize and just scarpered

    Probably taking pics of tits in the Seychelles :D :D :D

    [ 08. June 2006, 10:48 PM: Message edited by: Dave W ]
     
  5. DAG

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    Sorry just realised I should have posted on here, my apologies, just a minute I blame roders! [​IMG]

    Liz: I think you are just being modest! Mrs.DAG would prefer it if I left it in the dustbin, in case I take one of her! ;)
     
  6. Hornbeam

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    June is certainly busting out all over everwhere and the gardens are bloomin' marvellous this year. It's a great June for wild flowers too and so I'm staying with the wild ones for my three entries.
     
  7. suedobie

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    BM Fab rose, never seen one that colour, is it a Rambler? Really great photo.

    Trevor, I just love Clematis, is the white one Mrs G Jackmann? Not sure about the Blue one.

    Some brilliant pics already this month, the stakes are obviously getting higher


    ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) :(
     
  8. Banana Man

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    suedobie it is described as

    "ââ?¬Ë?Rhapsody in Blueââ?¬â?¢ is a shrubby floribunda rose with fragrant blooms in an exquisite shade of purple tinged with blue. In optimum conditions, it can be expected to reach a height of around 150 cm (5ft). Glossy, dark green leaves are extremely healthy and vigorous, so there should be a good degree of resistance to those fungal diseases that prey on foliage in our damper climate."

    And this is pretty accurate. I have 2 in symetry at the front of the house and it does well with little help from me. I keep it tall to clear the under planting.
     
  9. gofoit2

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    Suedobie the white Clematis is 'Madame Le Coultre' and the blue Multi Blue,
    I have them alongside my front door in a large pot, I think the reason they are putting on a better show this year is I placed a membrain across the top of the pot to stop weeds and covered it with white chippings, which reflect the sun so the roots stay cool.
    Trevor
     
  10. Marley Farley

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    :D Love the Standing room only Paladin... :D

    [ 16. June 2006, 08:28 AM: Message edited by: Marley Farley ]
     
  11. UsedtobeDendy

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    that picture of standing room only is amazing! So far, that's the one for me! maybe I'll actually vote this month???
     
  12. Honey Bee

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    Paladin - what a beautiful picture......

    Elaine - !!!!! Toms ripening and cucumbers ready??!!! NOT fair.... :(

    Once again, fab pics everyone..... keep 'em comming!!!!
     
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    Yep, agree Paladin - Standing Room Only is really great (but not quite as good as Rosewalk)
    :D

    BTW Did you ever find the name for your rare peony?
     
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    Went to the gardens today but the head chap was not there to ask.
    They still have a wonderful collection though!
     
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    Escalonia... Marge that is the most beautiful one I have ever seen what variety is it?
     
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