worlds most beautifulest flower or plant

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  1. Orchid man

    Orchid man Gardener

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    hi dudes i want to grow worlds most beautifulest flower or plant any suggestions?
     
  2. Waco

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    The one on your avatar looks fantastic to me - of course beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
     
  3. Orchid man

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    thanks wacoits a dragon orchid
     
  4. Orchid man

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    any other suggestions guys
     
  5. wildflower

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    verbascum thapsus "great mullein" is my favourite followed by gunnera...its a matter of taste really as everyone seems to have different gardening tastes and themes..I like usefull plants and mullein is certainly one of those..
     
  6. Orchid man

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    me pesonally like tropical plants but they are so hard to grow from seed. i have 6 from seed in 4 weeks of high humidity mini green house but they wont hach. but desert plants are very eazy to hach for me. have you seen the desert rose?
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  8. Orchid man

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  9. pete

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

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    Adenium, I 've been trying for a while now from seed, no luck so far.
    It germinates but dies very quickly, I've found up to now.
     
  10. Fran

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    If I had to choose the most beautiful flower it would probably be this, though there are so many others almost as good.

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    Not the most beautiful plant, and certainly not the best plant - but that flower is just mmmmmmm
     
  11. rosietutu

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    [​IMG].
    Umm... I luv em to.. Fran
     
  12. UsedtobeDendy

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    That is a beautiful photo, Fran!

    Orchid Man - you know a lot more than you let on!!
     
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    Sorry files a bit big...just found out by reading the manual that came with my camera three years ago... how to make em smaller... :D :D :D
     
  14. Orchid man

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    whats that speacies caled fran.
    beutiful flower.

    pete spray the seed with anti fungus and put it on the surface and cover it slightly with compst. and keep it slightly moist until you see the root. i have planted 7 only 2 have grown to a size of 2 inch. you can buy the seed at http://seedrack.com/01.html

    [ 20. April 2006, 01:11 PM: Message edited by: Orchid man ]
     
  15. Fran

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    Iris Sibirca Blue - is its name Orchidman.

    Lovely Flag Iris rosietu - they are gorgeous flowers too. At Waterperrie near Oxford they have some magnifiscent speciments displayed.
     
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