Whats looking good in June.

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  1. rosietutu

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    I didn't know they came in a variety of colours only ever having seen red,
    it is very nice I like pink flowers
     
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    Sore point Pete, we were hoping to move to a bungalow that we had seen and liked with a big garden and 2 12 ft greenhouses but the day after we put ours on the market the lady withdrew hers and decided to stay put. Not seen anything comparable since, so as the market is nearly dead we have decided to stay put for now.:(
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    :(:(:)
     
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    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    A couple of cool colours for a hot day ...

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    Nothing much flowering here just now

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    this is my free standing basket

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    Well done Mary you are really coming on ,everything s looking great :thumb: :thumb:
     
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    Very colourful Mary, must be coming towards autumn up there
    I have 60 16in baskets to plant at work and I haven't started yet!!:rolleyes:
     
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    yes i no but love the colour ps hope your son gets home safe
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    :thumb:Lovely show!

    Look at these babes. Nothing for years from the front two,I bring in the newbie behind them,she starts to flower and then they decide to follow suit!?!...Is it something 'in the air' from one flowering that kick started the others?:)
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    could it be envy of the new one :D:D
    thy all look good :thumb:
     
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