Today in the garden.

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Today in the garden.

Post by Gruntfuttock »

Come on yellow...keep up.

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This is the first brug I've planted in the ground, can't wait to see what colour the flowers are.

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I thought this crocosmia was going to be the large flowered variety like it said on the box.

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Mina lobata (it may be ipomoea now). I really like this annual vine.

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Mina lobata flowers. They still have some growing to do.

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Er, cant' remember the name of these things a neighbour gave me.

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Unusual Victorian antirhinnum I bought the seeds from The Lost Gardens of Helagon last year.

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The cuttings from last year's geraniums are coming along.

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Must grow more holihocks in my next garden.

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Post by wishiwere »

Beautiful walk through your gardens! Thanks for sharing! Love that hollyhock color!

And that, 'er, can't remember from the neighbor' is :cool: At first I thought they were those 'metal' flower sculptures people do! They nearly don't look real! Pretty though! :D
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I remember now, it's a black aeonium.
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So do you have to pot these up for indoors in the winter? I read somewhere when googling them, that they are for over 41 degrees? Wouldn't last some springs/falls here with our temps. :(
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I was given them in pots in the autumn and they stayed in them in the greenhouse until spring.
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Post by eastwood2007 »

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing those! I especially like the black thing you got from the neighbor. :D
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