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Colocasia Gigateae Elepant Ear Alocasia.
ta Longk , I think more to come as well
I will take another photo September Lets hope I get it through another winter , wont be much space left in the greenhouse though
ta Longk , I think more to come as well
I will take another photo September Lets hope I get it through another winter , wont be much space left in the greenhouse though
ta Longk , I think more to come as well
I will take another photo September Lets hope I get it through another winter , wont be much space left in the greenhouse though
ta Longk , I think more to come as well
I will take another photo September Lets hope I get it through another winter , wont be much space left in the greenhouse though
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Spruce
Aug 5, 2014
Tropical garden Novice
Daylilys look quite tropical and so do Crocosmias and both are fully hardy.
Daylilys look quite tropical and so do Crocosmias and both are fully hardy.
Daylilys look quite tropical and so do Crocosmias and both are fully hardy.
Daylilys look quite tropical and so do Crocosmias and both are fully hardy.
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ButtercupDays
Mar 19, 2024
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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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Esoxlucius
Oct 23, 2022
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Tony`s Tropicals plants
Tony is Legend
Plus he plays the Squeeze box and trumpet
TOP MAN
Tony is Legend
Plus he plays the Squeeze box and trumpet
TOP MAN
Tony is Legend
Plus he plays the Squeeze box and trumpet
TOP MAN
Tony is Legend
Plus he plays the Squeeze box and trumpet
TOP MAN
sal73
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Oct 16, 2012
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Folly Mon
Oct 21, 2012
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Exotic fruit or at least exotic to the UK.
Yes I grow the basic long, purple variety, but gave up starting them from seed about 10 years ago. The plants produced for sale on the markets here are so far superior to what I can produce...
Yes I grow the basic long, purple variety, but gave up starting them from seed about 10 years ago. The plants produced for sale on the markets here are so far superior to what I can produce without heat in the polytunnel. Last year was disastrous as the plants got greenfly and were too sickly to...
Yes I grow the basic long, purple variety, but gave up starting them from seed about 10 years ago. The plants produced for sale on the markets here are so far superior to what I can produce without heat in the polytunnel. Last year was disastrous...
Yes I grow the basic long, purple variety, but gave up starting them from seed about 10 years ago. The plants produced for sale on the markets here are so far superior to what I can produce...
pete
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Jul 9, 2021
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noisette47
Jul 14, 2021
Lapageria
I've just found buds on mine!!
I've just found buds on mine!!
I've just found buds on mine!!
I've just found buds on mine!!
sal73
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Nov 19, 2012
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longk
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Took delivery of my jungle!!
Thanks Pete & John, very nice of you to say!!Made up with the lovely comments on my garden from all of you!
And thanks again to sal, I know where to order my plants from...
Thanks Pete & John, very nice of you to say!!Made up with the lovely comments on my garden from all of you!
And thanks again to sal, I know where to order my plants from now when I come to do my front garden!
Thanks Pete & John, very nice of you to say!!Made up with the lovely comments on my garden from all of you!
And thanks again to sal, I know where to order my plants from now when I come to do my front garden!
Thanks Pete & John, very nice of you to say!!Made up with the lovely comments on my garden from all of you!
And thanks again to sal, I know where to order my plants from...
al n
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Aug 22, 2012
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al n
Aug 23, 2012
I want to grow a Pineapple.
You can get a Pineapple at Asda for £0.95
When they were first grown in Europe in the 1700's, it was virtually worth it's weight in gold. Special hothouses were built, called pinery's I think, to...
You can get a Pineapple at Asda for £0.95
When they were first grown in Europe in the 1700's, it was virtually worth it's weight in gold. Special hothouses were built, called pinery's I think, to slowly grow them. You can still see carved pineapples on the gate posts of older houses, a real...
You can get a Pineapple at Asda for £0.95
When they were first grown in Europe in the 1700's, it was virtually worth it's weight in gold. Special hothouses were built, called pinery's I think, to slowly grow them. You can still see carved...
You can get a Pineapple at Asda for £0.95
When they were first grown in Europe in the 1700's, it was virtually worth it's weight in gold. Special hothouses were built, called pinery's I think, to...
roders
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HarryS
Aug 2, 2020
keeping bananas
yes, she eats them all! She loves all fruit, and carrots too! Between her and the birds, we rarely got any loganberries! And I've seen her on her back legs, front legs in the air, stretching...
yes, she eats them all! She loves all fruit, and carrots too! Between her and the birds, we rarely got any loganberries! And I've seen her on her back legs, front legs in the air, stretching her head up for grapes! :D
yes, she eats them all! She loves all fruit, and carrots too! Between her and the birds, we rarely got any loganberries! And I've seen her on her back legs, front legs in the air, stretching her head up for grapes! :D
yes, she eats them all! She loves all fruit, and carrots too! Between her and the birds, we rarely got any loganberries! And I've seen her on her back legs, front legs in the air, stretching...
Daisies
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UsedtobeDendy
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Lobelia gibberoa
longk
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Fenner
Dec 15, 2012
Relax...eat a banana....
BM I don't know, but from the workers' reactions I think they are nasty ones! :eek: :eek: :eek: :D-------------- shiney
BM I don't know, but from the workers' reactions I think they are nasty ones! :eek: :eek: :eek: :D-------------- shiney
BM I don't know, but from the workers' reactions I think they are nasty ones! :eek: :eek: :eek: :D-------------- shiney
BM I don't know, but from the workers' reactions I think they are nasty ones! :eek: :eek: :eek: :D-------------- shiney
Banana Man
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Feb 13, 2007
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shiney
Mar 1, 2007
What's Looking Exotic In October 2013
I'm also certain that I've had longer inflorescences on Hedychium greenii in previous years, but mine have been like yours this year ... apart from their ease of propagation if they don't improve...
I'm also certain that I've had longer inflorescences on Hedychium greenii in previous years, but mine have been like yours this year ... apart from their ease of propagation if they don't improve I'm going to find them a new owner
I'm also certain that I've had longer inflorescences on Hedychium greenii in previous years, but mine have been like yours this year ... apart from their ease of propagation if they don't improve I'm going to find them a new owner
I'm also certain that I've had longer inflorescences on Hedychium greenii in previous years, but mine have been like yours this year ... apart from their ease of propagation if they don't improve...
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Aloes
I think you are right with Brevifolia Sirius. It will be interesting to see how they have fared in a month or so.
I think you are right with Brevifolia Sirius. It will be interesting to see how they have fared in a month or so.
I think you are right with Brevifolia Sirius. It will be interesting to see how they have fared in a month or so.
I think you are right with Brevifolia Sirius. It will be interesting to see how they have fared in a month or so.
Sirius
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strongylodon
Mar 10, 2013
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.
wiseowl
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sal73
Jul 31, 2012
gunnera, good idea or not?
I'd vote for Gunnera. I had one by the pond in our last garden and although dramatic, it didn't dominate. Sadly we had to move in such a hurry that I left it behind. Luckily, I'd given a piece to...
I'd vote for Gunnera. I had one by the pond in our last garden and although dramatic, it didn't dominate. Sadly we had to move in such a hurry that I left it behind. Luckily, I'd given a piece to a local Buddhist retreat centre. As it was planted next to the reed bed treatment pond it did grow...
I'd vote for Gunnera. I had one by the pond in our last garden and although dramatic, it didn't dominate. Sadly we had to move in such a hurry that I left it behind. Luckily, I'd given a piece to a local Buddhist retreat centre. As it was...
I'd vote for Gunnera. I had one by the pond in our last garden and although dramatic, it didn't dominate. Sadly we had to move in such a hurry that I left it behind. Luckily, I'd given a piece to...
al n
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Boghopper
Apr 27, 2012
Starting a tropical looking garden
Out of curiosity what colour would ye suggest to paint the fence ?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Out of curiosity what colour would ye suggest to paint the fence ?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Out of curiosity what colour would ye suggest to paint the fence ?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Out of curiosity what colour would ye suggest to paint the fence ?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
TMAK
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TMAK
Jul 27, 2016
plumeria seeds
Cool :D
Cool :D
Cool :D
Cool :D
DUBMAN2011
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Rootball
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Costa Rica - plants and flowers
Peter i think so myself mate as they're showing this end...just gets the mind boggling
Peter i think so myself mate as they're showing this end...just gets the mind boggling
Peter i think so myself mate as they're showing this end...just gets the mind boggling
Peter i think so myself mate as they're showing this end...just gets the mind boggling
PeterS
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Gail_68
May 2, 2018
Rare Plants
Ha ha ha!! You're beginning to see it as I do!
Ha ha ha!! You're beginning to see it as I do!
Ha ha ha!! You're beginning to see it as I do!
Ha ha ha!! You're beginning to see it as I do!
sal73
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longk
Jan 10, 2015
Banana Man's April Hideout....
Banana man do skunk cabbage spread?I'm thinking of planting it the other side of the stream.All the best mate...daz
Banana man do skunk cabbage spread?I'm thinking of planting it the other side of the stream.All the best mate...daz
Banana man do skunk cabbage spread?I'm thinking of planting it the other side of the stream.All the best mate...daz
Banana man do skunk cabbage spread?I'm thinking of planting it the other side of the stream.All the best mate...daz
Banana Man
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daz and debs
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