WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN FEBRUARY 2018

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  1. ARMANDII

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    Hi noisette, this is Hayloft's info on sending plants abroad.:snorky:

    "Airmail postage charges

    We can send plants to Europe, but to ensure a speedy delivery the postage is a cost of £4.95 per collection ordered."
     
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      IMG_1272.jpg A cheery few Winter Iris Reticulata appearing, not the named variety that Wilko claimed but can hardly complain for a grand total of £1 :) Blue is such a rarity in the garden isn't it?
       
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        Too late @ARMANDII ! The dirty deed is done...to the tune of, er, well let's say I got a bit carried away :redface::biggrin: Thank you for the info :grphg:
         
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          Sometimes you will find that the ones that are green become white when they mature. :noidea:

          Still lovely, though. :blue thumb:
           
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            :ThankYou:@shiney for the info- I dont have a white one so win win again for me :snorky: and as you say still lovely -I will enjoy my little "chameleon" Christmas Rose even more now :thumbsup:
             
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            Good for you, noisette:thumbsup::heehee: I already have their range of single Hellebores but their collection of doubles is really, really tempting me:hate-shocked::doh::heehee:
             
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              :snorky: If the pictures are to be believed, well, they are stunning, aren't they? If they're seed-raised, however, chances are that they'll turn out single :th scifD36:...we'll see!
               
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                A few things in my garden...
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                Crocus Bobbo from DesirablePlants - lovely white tips on petals - I hope it multiplies!
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                An acacia I grew from seed - can't remember which - costiniana?
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                Anisodontea El Royo - still flowering EVERY DAY as it has for the last 2 1/2 years! (And it takes well from cuttings - just in case it dies of exhaustion)
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                And the mistletoe is looking better than at Christmas. Now is a good time to try 'planting' it, so if anyone wants seed, just PM me...
                 
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                  Clematis 'Jean Cumpston'

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                      My Fatsia Japonica in flower:smile:

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                        Hi @NigelJ Got these coming through in the front garden with Tulips :)
                         
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                          Well my rose tree as survived this cruel weather and buds are forming and my conifers still ok in it's pot [​IMG]

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                            I don't know what this is called i bought it last spring only the one flower on it at the moment.
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