What's looking good in July 2012

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  1. joolz68

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    I planted my mollis out i grew from seed last yr about 2 month back now but theyve not grown non:cry3: ..prob all the rain :dunno:
     
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    Are they still okay, Joolz, as I have several Spinosus in pots and you can add one to the list if you want!!:snork:
     
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    They are alive,thats a bonus for my 1st attempt:heehee: and grown about 2inch since i planted them but no new leaves that i can see,i must of planted out to soon:cry3: ,ive only noticed how crap they look because ive got the white water to compare them with :) i will take you up on that offer but plz if the postage is going to a lot then dont :blue thumb:xx
     
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    Not a problem, Joolz, I'll put them on the list:snork::coffee:
     
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    • loveweeds

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      Hi Trunky,
      Nice, I like the single ones too. Mine have rust though.. good idea to choose the seeds of the healthiest plants rather than the nicest flowers
       
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      Datura wrightii by the back door.................

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        Last November when we moved here.
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        Today.
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          Petunia Cherry Ripple.
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          Lysimachia P Alexander.
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          Helychrysum bracteatum.
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          Dwarf Sunflower Ballad.
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          • Jenny namaste

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            All really first class plants Strongy. And your garden makeover is stunning. Well done you !!:dbgrtmb:
            Jenny
             
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              Thanks, and I haven't really started on the front garden yet!!
               
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              You done a cracking job strongy,its looks lovely :blue thumb: x
               
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              That is a magical transformation!
               
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              Our neighbour will be looking after it while we are away so hopefully it won't be too bad when we come back.:smile:
               
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              one of my clients binned an orchid 3 months ago ....

              it was in a sorry state, leaves were starting to brown and there was no stem for flowers so took it home, decided to experiment and potted it up in plagron bat mix (compost made with bat manure, peat etc)

              my wife said that it will never grow, and she said that orchids need to be potted with special bark type compostand not a soil type compost

              fed it with compost tea, seaweed, fish extract etc and this is what it looks like today :)

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              • Jenny namaste

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                That is a very greatful Orchid Dim. You have found just the right cocktail to make it happy. It looks really good now,
                well done
                 
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