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What's looking Exotic 2024
That's the problem with the banksias. They seem to need generous pots to do well and I'm running out of space. I've got 2 B. seminuda that have gone through into the greenhouse soil so I can't...
That's the problem with the banksias. They seem to need generous pots to do well and I'm running out of space. I've got 2 B. seminuda that have gone through into the greenhouse soil so I can't move them
That's the problem with the banksias. They seem to need generous pots to do well and I'm running out of space. I've got 2 B. seminuda that have gone through into the greenhouse soil so I can't move them
That's the problem with the banksias. They seem to need generous pots to do well and I'm running out of space. I've got 2 B. seminuda that have gone through into the greenhouse soil so I can't...
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Canna ~2013~
Thanks pete
I'll cut off the stem now on the smaller rhizome pieces and let them dry . I store all my rhizomes in slightly damp compost . My big ( now huge ! ) Canna rhizomes I'll divide when...
Thanks pete
I'll cut off the stem now on the smaller rhizome pieces and let them dry . I store all my rhizomes in slightly damp compost . My big ( now huge ! ) Canna rhizomes I'll divide when potting up in March.
Thanks pete
I'll cut off the stem now on the smaller rhizome pieces and let them dry . I store all my rhizomes in slightly damp compost . My big ( now huge ! ) Canna rhizomes I'll divide when potting up in March.
Thanks pete
I'll cut off the stem now on the smaller rhizome pieces and let them dry . I store all my rhizomes in slightly damp compost . My big ( now huge ! ) Canna rhizomes I'll divide when...
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WHAT'S LOOKING EXOTIC IN 2015
There is a 2017 thread now
There is a 2017 thread now
There is a 2017 thread now
There is a 2017 thread now
ARMANDII
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PeterS
Jan 30, 2017
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What's looking exotic in 2016
As long as it remains frost free it stays undamaged. Plenty of buds coming (although they take longer to form fully) and the flowers are definitely better if I follow the "cool is better" regime.
As long as it remains frost free it stays undamaged. Plenty of buds coming (although they take longer to form fully) and the flowers are definitely better if I follow the "cool is better" regime.
As long as it remains frost free it stays undamaged. Plenty of buds coming (although they take longer to form fully) and the flowers are definitely better if I follow the "cool is better" regime.
As long as it remains frost free it stays undamaged. Plenty of buds coming (although they take longer to form fully) and the flowers are definitely better if I follow the "cool is better" regime.
PeterS
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longk
Dec 11, 2016
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Brugmansias
I would like to give them a trim as they take loads of space in the greenhouse , but as one is flowering and the other is making seeds , will leave like that . I really wanted to create some...
I would like to give them a trim as they take loads of space in the greenhouse , but as one is flowering and the other is making seeds , will leave like that . I really wanted to create some hybrids but don`t have many variety at the monent , but I`ve notice that thepink brugmansia produce...
I would like to give them a trim as they take loads of space in the greenhouse , but as one is flowering and the other is making seeds , will leave like that . I really wanted to create some hybrids but don`t have many variety at the monent ,...
I would like to give them a trim as they take loads of space in the greenhouse , but as one is flowering and the other is making seeds , will leave like that . I really wanted to create some...
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sal73
Dec 5, 2013
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Yes, I tend to fall over in the dark!
Yes, I tend to fall over in the dark!
Yes, I tend to fall over in the dark!
Yes, I tend to fall over in the dark!
ARMANDII
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Jan 9, 2017
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shiney
Nov 29, 2017
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Canna 2014
It was the Karchesky seed Jooz.
It was the Karchesky seed Jooz.
It was the Karchesky seed Jooz.
It was the Karchesky seed Jooz.
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Bananas
The basjoo on it's 2nd leaf, 1st one shredded 3rd roller coming now. The sikkimensis on its 2nd leaf, 2 the 3 ensetes died but the biggest survived and is now in the garden in a 50L pot
The basjoo on it's 2nd leaf, 1st one shredded 3rd roller coming now. The sikkimensis on its 2nd leaf, 2 the 3 ensetes died but the biggest survived and is now in the garden in a 50L pot
The basjoo on it's 2nd leaf, 1st one shredded 3rd roller coming now. The sikkimensis on its 2nd leaf, 2 the 3 ensetes died but the biggest survived and is now in the garden in a 50L pot
The basjoo on it's 2nd leaf, 1st one shredded 3rd roller coming now. The sikkimensis on its 2nd leaf, 2 the 3 ensetes died but the biggest survived and is now in the garden in a 50L pot
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mowgley
May 23, 2017
Red Banana Plants
No Sirius , you will receive a mummyfied roots , all the plants on that cataloque are dormant rizhomas , in nature many plants are dry them self in the dry season and come back with the monson season.
No Sirius , you will receive a mummyfied roots , all the plants on that cataloque are dormant rizhomas , in nature many plants are dry them self in the dry season and come back with the monson season.
No Sirius , you will receive a mummyfied roots , all the plants on that cataloque are dormant rizhomas , in nature many plants are dry them self in the dry season and come back with the monson season.
No Sirius , you will receive a mummyfied roots , all the plants on that cataloque are dormant rizhomas , in nature many plants are dry them self in the dry season and come back with the monson season.
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sal73
Jul 31, 2012
Olive Tree - Leaf tips gone brown and curling?
Thankyou guys, much appreciated
Thankyou guys, much appreciated
Thankyou guys, much appreciated
Thankyou guys, much appreciated
Gooseh
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Gooseh
Feb 27, 2013
sarcococca yellowing
epsom salts for magnesium forked into the root system then covered in mulch
, mirical grow soluable feed as a foliar feed monthly
and i've just started feeding them with maxicrop seaweed extract...
epsom salts for magnesium forked into the root system then covered in mulch
, mirical grow soluable feed as a foliar feed monthly
and i've just started feeding them with maxicrop seaweed extract instead of mirical grow
will post results if any
epsom salts for magnesium forked into the root system then covered in mulch
, mirical grow soluable feed as a foliar feed monthly
and i've just started feeding them with maxicrop seaweed extract instead of mirical grow
will post results if any
epsom salts for magnesium forked into the root system then covered in mulch
, mirical grow soluable feed as a foliar feed monthly
and i've just started feeding them with maxicrop seaweed extract...
graham the gardener 1978
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graham the gardener 1978
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Cannas 2015
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Thanks
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Thanks
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katricia
Jul 28, 2016
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Variegated Oleander is ignoring the frosts and still looks good.The warm summer helped the other Oleander to flower more than before and had loads of seed pods which have, just this week,...
Variegated Oleander is ignoring the frosts and still looks good.The warm summer helped the other Oleander to flower more than before and had loads of seed pods which have, just this week, opened.Butia capitata, Chamaerops cerifera and Fatsia Spiders Web.Tradescantia fluminensis, it's...
Variegated Oleander is ignoring the frosts and still looks good.The warm summer helped the other Oleander to flower more than before and had loads of seed pods which have, just this week, opened.Butia capitata, Chamaerops cerifera and...
Variegated Oleander is ignoring the frosts and still looks good.The warm summer helped the other Oleander to flower more than before and had loads of seed pods which have, just this week,...
ARMANDII
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How to Germinate a Mango...!
Well from what I've heard so far it looks like my mango and avocado are destined to remain indoors as house plants....trees!! Now that's worrying, lol.
Well from what I've heard so far it looks like my mango and avocado are destined to remain indoors as house plants....trees!! Now that's worrying, lol.
Well from what I've heard so far it looks like my mango and avocado are destined to remain indoors as house plants....trees!! Now that's worrying, lol.
Well from what I've heard so far it looks like my mango and avocado are destined to remain indoors as house plants....trees!! Now that's worrying, lol.
Marley Farley
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First brugmansia in my life germinated :))
Brilliant Angelina. Brugmansias don't seem to mind the cold, so you could find that it will continue to flower until it is hit by frost. Sadly I had to cut off loads of flower buds when I put them...
Brilliant Angelina. Brugmansias don't seem to mind the cold, so you could find that it will continue to flower until it is hit by frost. Sadly I had to cut off loads of flower buds when I put them in a shed for the winter. You will probably now appreciate that Brugmansia flowers on the apical...
Brilliant Angelina. Brugmansias don't seem to mind the cold, so you could find that it will continue to flower until it is hit by frost. Sadly I had to cut off loads of flower buds when I put them in a shed for the winter. You will probably now...
Brilliant Angelina. Brugmansias don't seem to mind the cold, so you could find that it will continue to flower until it is hit by frost. Sadly I had to cut off loads of flower buds when I put them...
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PeterS
Nov 12, 2012
Any one in UK growing Moringa
here are some info: -seeds germinate easily, to 98% after 15 days and the plant that reproduces well from cuttings, can be in any soil, even if it grows more quickly with rich soils and...
here are some info: -seeds germinate easily, to 98% after 15 days and the plant that reproduces well from cuttings, can be in any soil, even if it grows more quickly with rich soils and limestone 2 - the plant can bloom and bear fruit already after 11 months from sowing 3 - comes from Africa...
here are some info: -seeds germinate easily, to 98% after 15 days and the plant that reproduces well from cuttings, can be in any soil, even if it grows more quickly with rich soils and limestone 2 - the plant can bloom and bear fruit already...
here are some info: -seeds germinate easily, to 98% after 15 days and the plant that reproduces well from cuttings, can be in any soil, even if it grows more quickly with rich soils and...
Happy54
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miraflores
May 14, 2013
How to prune a Solanum crispum 'Glasnevin' Potato Plant
Spring is the best time to prune it and you can chop it back by a good third.Now it the time to take cuttings for propagating which, to my mind, means that you could cut back some of the soft...
Spring is the best time to prune it and you can chop it back by a good third.Now it the time to take cuttings for propagating which, to my mind, means that you could cut back some of the soft growth to tidy it up a bit. Problem with that is, of course, you would lose out on their beautiful...
Spring is the best time to prune it and you can chop it back by a good third.Now it the time to take cuttings for propagating which, to my mind, means that you could cut back some of the soft growth to tidy it up a bit. Problem with that is,...
Spring is the best time to prune it and you can chop it back by a good third.Now it the time to take cuttings for propagating which, to my mind, means that you could cut back some of the soft...
Paul Blackburn
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"M"
Jul 25, 2016
Canna's on the move
Thanks Bilbo, I think I might try a mixture of both to see what happens. Have a really great Christmas and New Year.
:D:xmasbanner:
Thanks Bilbo, I think I might try a mixture of both to see what happens. Have a really great Christmas and New Year.
:D:xmasbanner:
Thanks Bilbo, I think I might try a mixture of both to see what happens. Have a really great Christmas and New Year.
:D:xmasbanner:
Thanks Bilbo, I think I might try a mixture of both to see what happens. Have a really great Christmas and New Year.
:D:xmasbanner:
Bilbo675
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ARMANDII
Dec 24, 2011
Palms
I've got a big Waggie right next to my conservatory and up till now the roots dont appear to be causing any problems. Palms dont appear to have the surface spreading roots that broad leaved trees do.
I've got a big Waggie right next to my conservatory and up till now the roots dont appear to be causing any problems. Palms dont appear to have the surface spreading roots that broad leaved trees do.
I've got a big Waggie right next to my conservatory and up till now the roots dont appear to be causing any problems. Palms dont appear to have the surface spreading roots that broad leaved trees do.
I've got a big Waggie right next to my conservatory and up till now the roots dont appear to be causing any problems. Palms dont appear to have the surface spreading roots that broad leaved trees do.
pete
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pete
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My Tropical corner..
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ARMANDII
Apr 20, 2012
Dipladenia Sundaville
I think they are lovely, but lost two last winter. I tried to overwinter them in a frost free greenhouse, but have subsequently read that they need to be warmer than that. Though Victoria...
I think they are lovely, but lost two last winter. I tried to overwinter them in a frost free greenhouse, but have subsequently read that they need to be warmer than that. Though Victoria experience doesn't support that idea.
I think they are lovely, but lost two last winter. I tried to overwinter them in a frost free greenhouse, but have subsequently read that they need to be warmer than that. Though Victoria experience doesn't support that idea.
I think they are lovely, but lost two last winter. I tried to overwinter them in a frost free greenhouse, but have subsequently read that they need to be warmer than that. Though Victoria...
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Mar 6, 2012
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Mar 6, 2012
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