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KIWI FRUIT

Discussion in 'Members Gallery' started by 1happy chick, Mar 26, 2005.

  1. Mrs cloudy

    Mrs cloudy Gardener

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    Id be scared incase i got a whole elephant. Id quite like a giraffe tho so if anyone has any ideas on how to grow one of them id be interested. Ive thought it through. Id give it a veeeeery long scarf to wear and wellies for its feet. Im sure if i do that it would be frost hardy.
     
  2. SteveW

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    You haven't been at the single malt have you Mrs Cloudy? [​IMG]
     
  3. Mrs cloudy

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  4. Mrs cloudy

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    I really have thought this through. If the weather gets very cold id let it into the lobby with its head up the stairs.
     
  5. Mrs cloudy

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  6. SteveW

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    The spring has sprung, the grass has ris

    I wonder where those birdies is

    The little birds are on the wing

    Ain't that absurd!

    the little wings are on the bird [​IMG]
     
  7. Ambersparkle

    Ambersparkle Apprentice Gardener

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    you are a lot of silly burgers!!!!!!
     
  8. Ambersparkle

    Ambersparkle Apprentice Gardener

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    I have grown a lot from seed including an Avocado which grew enormous and had to be put down! Or was that the Grapefruit? I grew a lovely tree from a Grapefruit pip, when I lived in a Flat, every Spring my fingers would go all funny, I wanted to stick them in the ground, but managed to stick them elsewhere, just as well.
    I grew this large plant, and had to repot it into an enormous container, with of course plenty of earth, during the night, one of my Cats decided not to use the Box, but to do what a Cat likes best claw the earth, and so my poor Grapefruit gave up the Ghost, I suppose in a way the Cat did me a favour, as it was almost up to the ceiling, so don,t know where I would have been another couple of inches, suppose I could have pruned it severely.
    Peanuts, make lovely windowsill foliage plants.
    I never tried growing a Kiwi from seed , but am going to have a bash, as have a Kiwi just waiting to beeaten in the dish. regards Ambersparkle.
     
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  10. Bayleaf

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    Its a lovely looking plant,Let us know how it grows, such a pity they taste so disgusting!
     
  11. pete

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

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    ladybird, elephants foot? wasthat.
     
  12. SteveW

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    I have elephants ears (so to speak) [​IMG]
     
  13. pete

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

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    calocasia steve? or just big ears. :D
     
  14. SteveW

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    Well the one I have is down as an Alocasia, but looking on the net there is confusion between Alocasia and Colocasia

    I'll find out the full name when I venture into the greenhouse tomorrow [​IMG]
     
  15. pete

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

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    You could well be right, that name just came to mind, off the top of my head so to speak.
     
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