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Confused plants.

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by NigelJ, Dec 31, 2017.

  1. NigelJ

    NigelJ Total Gardener

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    Although too wet underfoot for the planned work I did notice that I have the following flowering lobelia, calendula, nigella, Scilla hohenhackeri, S mischtshenkoana, Ipheion "Tessa", Cantua buxifolia, Salvia darcyi, S * "Amisted", S involuctra, S guaranitica, S curviflora, S microphylla and several hybrid hellebores. To my mind all of these are either early or late. Not complaining just commenting.
     
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    • Sandy Ground

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      I was in my own garden this morning, and noticed flower buds on my viburnum. I havent a clue if these are early or late either. It does seem funny to see buds when there are no leaves on it.
       
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      • Gail_68

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        Some of my plants have buds on the stems, other's like my bottle brushes the leafs have gone a pale green and the front one have lost stems from the snow:frown:...this weather is knocking our flowers about bad, so god knows how next year and the flowering will turn out :dunno:
         
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        Makes a change from you hiding in other peoples :whistle:
         
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          Gibasis pellucida is almost in bloom............
          [​IMG]Gibasis pellucida by longk48, on Flickr

          That is surprising as despite supposedly only being hardy down to 5 to 10°c this native to tropical South America has been kept just frost free over the last few weeks.
           
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            @longk it's madness how it's up setting our plants:)
             
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              I have a canterbury bell and echinacea still in flower, considering pruning them off to 'give them a rest' before Summer flowering as I don't want them to exhaust themselves
               
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              • Gail_68

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                @Mark56 It sounds a good idea it me, as it's something I would do with the time of year and how the weather is but other members will give you a lot more sound advice:)
                 
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