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Yeah mild is probably the wrong word. I'd call it a hot winter!!Global warming . Flowers are blooming early all along the east coast this year, with a generally mild winter.
well that was a very tame response to a "global Warming" comment....Yeah mild is probably the wrong word. I'd call it a hot winter!!
Had days in the mid 20s.
Thats pretty normal I'd say!
I love mixing edibles with ornamentals in the gardenDragon fruit flower.
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Nah mate those threads will be deleted and so will posts about the subject I've been told!!well that was a very tame response to a "global Warming" comment....
...was expecting this thread to explode!
gettin a abit softer in ya older yrs mate!
I might have to look into some hibiscus, that looks pretty cool!Hibiscus is going ok.
Orchids starting to flower. The one in the background has a much larger number of flowers, just starting to open now
Spring onions in various stages.
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Coffee grounds are good too.Nice You must have slightly acidic soil? I actually add camelia / gardenia food (they like slightly acidic soil) on mine so they come out blue. Even adding VERY diluted vigegar will turn them blue.
The standard red flower Hibiscus plants are quite hardy compared to some of the more exotic coloured cultivars that can be more sensitive to grow.I might have to look into some hibiscus, that looks pretty cool!
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Very nice workHibiscus is going ok.
Orchids starting to flower. The one in the background has a much larger number of flowers, just starting to open now
Spring onions in various stages.
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Peace Lilly's gorgeous
We have tried so many times with carnations from seed and just can't succeed I have no idea why done all by the book ( maybe that's the problem.I can't be the only one who enjoys flowers in their garden. So this is for all those who grow their gardens for masses of flowers to showcase their efforts!!
I've been waiting patiently for my Ranunculus to pop, after planting them upside down months ago and getting ~40% germination :/ . They finally did and they're just what I hoped!! The closed ones should open to full show in the vase.
Ranunculus (red, yellow, dark pink ones).
Carnation
Alstroemeria
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Looks like an orchardDragon fruit flower.
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That Begonia is looking awesome (pretty sure it's a Begonia.. Rex?)This is the sorta stuff me girl does while I do what I do , her stuff does not smoke as good