Mina Lobata

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  1. SteveW

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    syn ipomoea lobata

    described as highly exotic but easy to grow, quickly covers walls, fences, pergolas, obelisks

    2.49 RRP for a packet of seeds and its free on this weeks amateur gardening cover which costs 1.50...seems a not bad offer to me [​IMG]
     
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    [​IMG] Want one!
    Been thinking 'bout trying them in my hot border, no excuse not to now, what a bargain!
    Had success with Chilean Glory Vine (eccremocarpus scaber) last year - they've overwintered (Hurray!)& are easy & vigorous.
    [​IMG]
     
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    I have loads of seeds from the Chilean Glory vine ...... I collect them before they self-sow, because it can get invasive.


    Nathan
     
  5. SteveW

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    Speaking of Glory [​IMG]

    No 2 in a list of

    ITS WOTH GERRIN IT THIS WIK YOTHE (Bayleaf will understand the dialect)

    Front cover of Amateur Gardening this week is a packet of Gloriosa Superba (Glory Lily) again should be over 2 pound a packet and the mag is �£1.50

    Footnote: 3 of my Mina Lobata are up
     
  6. Bayleaf

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    Ey-up me duck, sahnds greet. Av t'gerra copeh ;)
     
  7. SteveW

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    Ar orait but when ya gu ta shop kape on causey or ya might get run ova
     
  8. Ladybird

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    My Mini lobata are up too, found an old packet and so are the Eccremocarpus (Chilian Glory )and lots of others. Cyphomandra are 2 " and the Mirabilis, purple speckled are 9" grow like mad.

    Uf wederluege..... SteveW :eek:
     
  9. SteveW

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    Gruezi, Ok you win so far Ladybird, but I am still sowing [​IMG]

    guete abig
     
  10. pete

    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    [​IMG]
    Steve and Bayleaf, aint got a clue wat yer talkin about, but Steve, them there Gloriosas take a few years to flower from seed, better getting tubers if you can.
     
  11. SteveW

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    Yep beauties aren't they...seen some in flower in the local focus today, where they also had a batch of half standard coleus too!
     
  12. Bayleaf

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    Corrr! what a beaut! Oh dear feel a spend coming on!
     
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    lol Bayleaf i forgot all about them,grown them some years ago... so much to think about, but have been moving on to newer things lol
     
  14. Ladybird

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    SteveW Guete an Abig, war sehr fleissig, den ganzen tag
    was haben sie neues im triebhus ?
     
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