My Tropical Oasis update

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  1. Tropical Oasis

    Tropical Oasis Gardener

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    Some pics of my cannas and ginger exc... now in flower. There is more to come!

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  2. Tropical Oasis

    Tropical Oasis Gardener

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    Heres some more!!

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    Not as packed as BMs yet but I'm getting there!! :D
     
  3. dancing queen

    dancing queen Gardener

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    You`ve a lovely garden , and stunning plants . Who has to cut that massive hedge :eek: :D :D
     
  4. Banana Man

    Banana Man You're Growing On Me ...

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    Looking good TO, I wanted one of these but no more space. :(

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  5. Tropical Oasis

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    My partner cuts hedge once a year, he did it the other week. I grew my foxglove trees from seed I have 2, the other one on other side of the garden does better than that one for some reason. I've just been out looking at garden and I've decided to move things around in the autumn when plants have died down, my son wants a bigger pond and it floods down there in real bad weather, never used to. Might cut some more grass away too! Tempted to start moving things now but I know I should'nt [​IMG]
     
  6. whis4ey

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    Marvellous ... simply marvellous [​IMG]
     
  7. Victoria

    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    Gorgeous collection, TO. I like the colour of the leaves on the first Canna. I'm quite into them at the moment and they bloom for half the year or more here which is nice.

    What are the lovely multi-coloured leaf plants above the Lotus? The Lotus is having a rest here now for the summer.
     
  8. Keving

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    Wow TO, you have some stunning plants there, am adding the Foxglove to my wish list.
     
  9. pete

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

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    Its all looking good TO.
    Like the black leaved one. [​IMG]
     
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    Looking good T O carefull you don't get lost in there, some lovely specimens.
     
  12. chips

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    :wow T O what a garden [​IMG] Where do you keep them to over winter?
    Never knew you can grow so many tropicals outside in the u k [​IMG]
     
  13. daz and debs

    daz and debs Gardener

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    Very nice mate lovely you make me go to the garden centre now lol all the best....daz
     
  14. Tropical Oasis

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    Thanks everyone. The multi coloured leaf one is Amaranthus (josephs coat) and the black leaf is colocasia esculenta (black majic).
    Not many of the plants go in for the winter, cos south facing and might only get a couple of light frosts in winter, just wrap my nanas with fleece, will take amaranthus in and my ensetes.
     
  15. strongylodon

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    I'll have to get Black Majic to compliment my green one. [​IMG]
    What variety of Agapanthus is it TO, do you know, it seems to have more white in the flowers than my common blue Headbourne hybrids.
     
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