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What's Looking Good In May 2013

Discussion in 'Members Gallery' started by Bilbo675, May 1, 2013.

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  1. simbad

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    I put a picture of Miss Bateman on page 12 Pam it has a faint stripe, but not as dark as yours, which does seem to fade as the day goes on yours is gorgeous whatever it is :dbgrtmb:
    Fabulous garden Mowgley the hostas and ferns look great and that acer wow, so much colour but mainly from leaves!!!!!
     
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    I'll do a bit of research to see if I can confirm it is Miss Bateman, Pam.

    I noticed that intensity of stripes, freckles, spots etc on Clematis will depend the situation where they are grown, the weather [Sun or no Sun] and whether or not the Clematis has been grown from seed or cuttings. Cuttings always come "true" whereas seed grown clematis can vary from slight to dramatically.:dunno::snork:

    I agree, it's a cracking Clematis..........which is why I'm going to try to confirm it's identity and buy it!!:heehee:
     
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      I see Simbad yours has a fainter stripe, as ArmandII says both are lovely, but I think i have had a happy accident and prefer Miss Bateman, I like her stripe.
       
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        Some of my Heucheras (and Heucherellas) which after being replanted have more than doubled in size, except Fire Chief and Midnight Bayou.
        Silver Scrolls.
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        Autumn Leaves.
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        Crème Brule.
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        Marmalade.
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        Georgia Peach, I think.
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        Heucherella Citronelle.
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        Heucherella Sweet Tea.
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          They're looking very healthy, strongy :dbgrtmb:

          Ours are looking rather poorly after the long dry spell but are just starting to pick up.
           
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          There`s a new June thread, :blue thumb: I am loving this monthly thread .:dbgrtmb:
           
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