What's looking good in September?

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by Hornbeam, Sep 6, 2006.

  1. marge

    marge Gardener

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    I was so chuffed yesterday when I saw my new Clematis Westerplatte, had flowered :D [​IMG] :D

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  2. strongylodon

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    A beautiful flower Marge but you must have painted the leaves, :D they can't be that green now, mine are going off already. :(
     
  3. Celia

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    Hornbeam just seen your piccies, I think they are all on my wish list, I just wish my wish list would get shorter and not longer
     
  4. FANCY

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    marge, your clematis is georgous, I do believe the leaves a that colour because mine are the same, looks like spring again.
     
  5. Royster

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    Beautiful Clematis Marge!
    Fancy - I wish it was spring again. I hate winter! [​IMG] What do they call that "disease"... SAD I think or something. Well, its just how I feel throughout the winter months so the name is pretty much spot on!
    Nevertheless, with pics like Marge's to look at maybe this winter will be better than most :D
    Back to the [​IMG] now I would think!
    Cheers!
    Royster
     
  6. marge

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    LOL! I thought the same when they started growing like that! Only planted it back in July! Guernsey Cream has flowered today too - will get a pic soon [​IMG] I know what you mean about winter - but Spring'll be here again before we know it!! ;)
     
  7. pete

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

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    Great colour combination marge, and a good few buds to come yet, I see.

    This is an Oncidium, not sure what one though.

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  8. Royster

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    Marge, just been looking at your Clematis Westerplatte pic again - the colours are truly fantastic and have come out so well on the pic!! Such a beautiful colour of pink! And the leaves are so young and healthy too! As Strongy says - maybe painted or at least 'fiddled' with in your software program? :D

    Pete - great Oncidium! The only one I am familiar with is O. sphacelatum but that one seems to have darker markings than the one you have.

    Kind regards
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  9. marge

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    Thats gorgeous Pete - I dont know it but it sure is purdy :D
     
  10. marge

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    I can honestly say Roy, that the only thing I did with that pic was resize in Photoshop!
     
  11. pete

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

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    It'll be the commonest one Roy, it was one of those reduced bedraggled out of flower orchids that you find in garden centres.
    Never pay the full price. :D
     
  12. UsedtobeDendy

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    Hi, Pete!
    Is that an achimenes lurking underneath??
     
  13. pete

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

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  14. Hornbeam

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    What a great oncidium, Pete! I must look out for one among the "chuck outs" in the local DIY store
     
  15. FANCY

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    ROY, IN ORDER TO BRIGHTEN up your winter blues why dont you sort out some winter hanging baskets. not everything is doom and gloom in winter.
     
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