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SHOW US YOUR PURCHASES - 2021

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by ARMANDII, Jan 1, 2021.

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  1. Snorky85

    Snorky85 Total Gardener

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    Hi Michael, They're from Simply succulents.
     
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      Thanks :)
       
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        It is not garden related but has flowers on it. :heehee: We have always wanted a Tiffany lamp so ...

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        Had a hassle getting it from Amazon UK so went to Amazon Spain ... much cheaper too. Can't wait for it to arrive but could be up to a month. :cry3:
         
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            pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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            Bought this a few days ago, £2.99 I think.
            It was unnamed, but I think I've nailed it down to Echiveria "tarantula":biggrin:
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              Hairy like tarantula legs. Is it spikey or soft to touch?
               
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              pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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              Its actually soft, it is in a dry state, just wonder if it will fill out bigger when it gets some water.
               
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                Being impatient to back up the Rose "Paul's Scarlet" which I have planted on the garden side of the Trellis Entrance ready for Spring I had another search for a bare root suitable Climbing Rose, (as there doesn't seem to be any available that are grown in pots), I ordered.......

                Climbing Rose "The Pilgrim" which is a repeat flowerer
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                which should arrive early next month.
                 
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                  I like tiffany lamps too. Just a couple in the house as more would be overkill. I think..

                  Here is one of mine.. I call ner Mimi :)
                   
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                    She is very elegant Lori. Very ArtDeco. We had a pair of wall sconces like below in dark green opaque glass, but I only found out the other day T'other Half left them in the Cabin when we sold it three years ago! :thud: We have for many years a Cat lamp on our bureau with gold opaque fan background (sorry, bad Christmas photo).

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                      Order of seeds just arrived (from 2 suppliers in Oz, courtesy of my brother in Perth). Notice the enormous seeds in the middle - santalum acuminatum
                       
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                            Do you go through all the rigmarole with smoke-treatment for Aussie seeds, @CarolineL?
                             
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