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by LONGK » Mon Sep 14, 2015 1:46 pm
Brugmansia finally got going.............
Eucomis Sparkling Burgundy (left) and Oakhurst..............
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by Phemie » Sun Sep 20, 2015 9:23 am
Beautiful climbers there Charlie.
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by Chad » Wed Sep 23, 2015 7:53 pm
Salvia patens 'large form'.
Salvia serboana
Chad.
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by charlie » Wed Sep 23, 2015 9:43 pm
I hope you are busy collecting seed ff the patens large form, I thought that was a thing of great beauty
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by LONGK » Mon Dec 14, 2015 1:23 pm
charlie wrote: I hope you are busy collecting seed ff the patens large form, I thought that was a thing of great beauty
I have to agree with that!
Salvia confertiflora has finally started to bloom here about four months late!#
First flower on Canarina canariensis..................
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by charlie » Mon Dec 14, 2015 5:01 pm
Mine flowered (but it was a bit brief) in September/ October, yet they are just starting on the Canaries in late February?
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by JohnJearrard » Mon Dec 14, 2015 10:29 pm
LONGK wrote:
Salvia confertiflora has finally started to bloom here about four months late!#
First flower on Canarina canariensis..................
Well knock me down with a flying piglet, that looks like sunlight to me. Forgotten what it looks like - is it dangerous?
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by LONGK » Wed Dec 16, 2015 12:48 pm
JohnJearrard wrote: LONGK wrote:
Salvia confertiflora has finally started to bloom here about four months late!#
First flower on Canarina canariensis..................
Well knock me down with a flying piglet, that looks like sunlight to me. Forgotten what it looks like - is it dangerous?
It does cause a severe shock to the system :lol:
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by charlie » Wed Dec 23, 2015 10:44 pm
I can barely believe how mild its been so a few pictures to end the 2015 round up, firstly under glass its the usual suspects.
tibouchinas 001 by
charliepridham , on Flickr
tibouchina urvilleana 005 by
charliepridham , on Flickr
I think the mild has helped the T grandifolia, often in the past it flowers later than urvilleana and the flowers don't always open properly
tibouchina grandifolia 004 by
charliepridham , on Flickr
salvia confertiflora 002 by
charliepridham , on Flickr
hardenbergia violacea 003 by
charliepridham , on Flickr
Its outside where you really start to notice the difference, its not that there has been a massive shift in seasons here, my daffs are not showing leaves yet never mind flowers and the Camellia St Ewe is early but only by 4 days, but the gig difference is in what has kept going
camellia st ewe 008 by
charliepridham , on Flickr
abutilon marion 006 by
charliepridham , on Flickr
abutilon marian 007 by
charliepridham , on Flickr
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by JohnJearrard » Thu Dec 24, 2015 10:33 pm
Pixie Daffodils - Santa's Little Helpers in the sun this morning!
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