pink beauty

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  1. miraflores

    miraflores Total Gardener

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    Mmmm... Looks very pretty. How big and what about hardiness?
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Thats a good pink one miraflores.
    Mine, its not pink its supposed to be red, but I think its more pink than red.
    Its "attraction" starts out pinkish at the beginning of the season and futher flowers become more red.
    [​IMG]
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Or this one "Sulphurea odorata", its a small grower but likes warm conditions I find, to flower well.
    Although its completely hardy if submerged.
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    Is this last years' bloom or this years' if you tell me its this year' I am moving house :D
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Who, me?
    Mine is last years, about July/August time.
     
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    They are very nice, pete
     
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    This is mine which is quite a small variety so does not take over the whole pond. Unfortunately I don't know its name.
     
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    I don't know your name either, but, still, you are a nice squirrel!
    And, beautiful nymphea, by the way
     
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    What lovely lillies you all have.
    A 'NEIGHBOUR' bought us one for our pond. I tried to tell tham not to bother, :rolleyes: but they said it enhanced the value of their property with the view of 'our garden and pond' and they insisted. [​IMG] They bought round said waterlily and we 'had' to have a planting 'drinkypoos' [​IMG] . Our ducks ate it whilst we were having our 'drinkypoos', then knocked it into the centre of the pond. 12' down, never to be seen again. [​IMG] We haven't seen the neighbours since either. Rumour has it that it's because we have very 'rude' ducks. [​IMG]
     
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