WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN AUGUST 2018

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  1. KFF

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    Dianthus

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    Fuchsias

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      IMG_5063.JPG Salvia Amistad over 8' tall ....calamagrostis Karl Foerster flowering
       
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            My Aquilegia seedlings look good, but what do I do with them now? They are tiny and really delicate?

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                They look alright, prick them out into cell trays.:smile:
                 
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                  @Logan They look so delicate, I am sure I would snap the stem, which is not really thicker than cotton.

                  These little guys survived a full week in a poly bag whilst we were on holiday, with a small amount of water.

                  What happens if I left them longer to thicken up?
                   
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                    Hardy fuchsia
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                      You could leave them for a week or 2, they will need more room for the roots.
                       
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                        Hibiscus 'Blue Bird' :-

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                        Clematis 'Betty Corning' and rose 'Gentle Hermione' :-

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                          IMG_5079.JPG Yellow dahlias through a window ......hazy view; guess I need to clean my windows :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
                           
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                            Yes get them done Verdun ASAP [​IMG] ;)
                             
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                              I have never cleaned my windows and i can still see through them alright.:smile:
                              Perhaps it's the lense on the camera.:snorky:

                              Very nice though.:smile:
                               
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                                Use a spatula or small blade to loosen the compost, dib a hole in pre wetted compost, and be sure to lift the seedling only by the leaf - don`t touch the stem. They need pricking out now before they get spindly :smile:
                                 
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