2025 in the round

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MartinNicklin
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Chad, the way you are talking you are willing it to die! It’s still going, looking strong and growing fast so be optimistic … and well done!
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Been meaning to take their picture for ages as they have been particularly good this year, although I notice the original mix of colours has now reverted to the wild purple.

ImageFritillaria meleagris by charliepridham, on Flickr

I like Chaenomeles (or Japonica as my mother calls them!) I have lost the two big ones in the courtyard to the wall improvement works but still have a few others dotted around!

ImageChaenomeles moerloose 0005 by charliepridham, on Flickr

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ImageChaenomeles moerloosei 0003 by charliepridham, on Flickr

This Trachelospermum is a useful self clinger for a dark wall, doesn't normally flower much but brightens things up

ImageTrachelospermum Goldern Memories by charliepridham, on Flickr
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I've also had a good display of Fritillaria melagris, in fact all the spring flowers under the trees have done well this year.
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The Aralia vietnamensis wilted in Friday's sun, but has recovered.

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If the second leaf expands like the first one it won't fit in the box, and the nights are still too cool to move it out to the tunnel.

No roots visible coming out of the pot yet.

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The Crown Jewels.
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I do love the small Fritillaria family, I've always had the purple and a few white.

Such a great time of year!!!
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Clivia season has started

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and Rosa 'Marchiel Neil' lovely thing if kept dry

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I love the tea rose. Roses don't like the humididty in the tunnel, or they could become an interest.

Anyone looking for it may find google prefers the spelling Maréchal Niel.

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Chad wrote: Fri Apr 18, 2025 10:36 am
Anyone looking for it may find google prefers the spelling Maréchal Niel.

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Thats correct - should have looked it up!
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I love Chad’s gentlemanly methods of pointing out that we have made spelling mistakes!

Chad I’m getting worried about the Aralia. No update?
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