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  1. wiseowl

    wiseowl Amicable and friendly Admin Staff Member

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    I have just put these in a Bed I prepared Earlier:)
    All grown from Seed By yours truly At the Nursery where I help out:thumb::)
    Rudbeckia (Tiger Eye Gold) X6
    Geum coccineum(Cooky) x 6
    Papaver (Garden Gnome) x 6
    Oxalis (adenophylla) x6
    Dianthus (Princess kgr) x 6
    Dianthus (Bianca kgr)
     
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    Well done Woo look forward to seeing the photo's when they flower.:thumb:
     
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    Thank you Walnut:thumb: I will Keep you updated with a Photo ,Two more Pinks today Fire Glow and Alan Titchmarsh:)
     
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    How lucky to have the chance to grow your own at the nursery. It sounds perfect to me! You made good choices I can almost picture the display that will come your way this summer and bigger next year. Way to go!!
     
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    Hi Greenjeans Thank you,:)
     
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