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    Alpines. Piccies of

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    Post by: kindredspirit, Sep 19, 2018 in forum: Alpine Gardening
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    Repotting cacti

    I use forceps to hold cacti when I re-pot.(The ones with the circular ends not the pliers ends type.)
    Post by: kindredspirit, Sep 19, 2018 in forum: Cacti and Succulents
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    Solved This Is A Rather Attractive Pond Plant

    "I don't know pond plants at all :noidea: but some people may like to acquire one when it has been identified.Maybe @kindredspirit knows :)"...
    Post by: kindredspirit, Sep 17, 2018 in forum: Identification Area
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    Alpines. Piccies of

    Thank you Mike.You are very right to take time to "Stop and stare" or "Stop and appreciate".
    Post by: kindredspirit, Sep 9, 2018 in forum: Alpine Gardening
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    Alpines. Piccies of

    [ATTACH] Freesia laxi (from South Africa)[ATTACH] Origanum.[ATTACH] Lewisia Cotyledon [ATTACH] Sedum cauticolium
    Post by: kindredspirit, Sep 2, 2018 in forum: Alpine Gardening
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    Alpines. Piccies of

    [ATTACH] Sedum "Cherry tart"[ATTACH] Gentiana.[ATTACH] Rosa rouletti (only grows 8" high) from China.[ATTACH] Gaultheria "Pearls"
    Post by: kindredspirit, Sep 2, 2018 in forum: Alpine Gardening
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    Goodbye lawn. Hello pond!

    [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Cryptomeria jap. "Barabit's Gold"[ATTACH] Angels' fishing rods.
    Post by: kindredspirit, Sep 2, 2018 in forum: Water Gardening
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    Goodbye lawn. Hello pond!

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    Post by: kindredspirit, Sep 2, 2018 in forum: Water Gardening
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    Blue Himalayan Poppies

    I was told that by a head gardener in Scotland. They grew lots of them. It took me a while to snip mine as my scissors were hovering over them for...
    Post by: kindredspirit, Sep 1, 2018 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Growing cacti outside all year around.

    Yep, you have to have empathy with plants.
    Post by: kindredspirit, Sep 1, 2018 in forum: Cacti and Succulents
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    Growing cacti outside all year around.

    @peteI'm in a cold spot here and often very windy.-14° being the lowest (2010) but normally -6° to -8° in an average winter.
    Post by: kindredspirit, Sep 1, 2018 in forum: Cacti and Succulents
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    Blue Himalayan Poppies

    Move them with a big ball of earth. They like shade and acidic soil.If they flower the first year, you're supposed to cut off the flowers...
    Post by: kindredspirit, Sep 1, 2018 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Growing cacti outside all year around.

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    Post by: kindredspirit, Aug 31, 2018 in forum: Cacti and Succulents
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    Growing cacti outside all year around.

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    Post by: kindredspirit, Aug 31, 2018 in forum: Cacti and Succulents
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