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What's looking good in March'2013

Discussion in 'Members Gallery' started by Angelina, Mar 1, 2013.

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  1. shiney

    shiney President, Grumpy Old Men's Club Staff Member

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    Lovely pictures Shiney. :dbgrtmb:
     
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    • longk

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      I hadn't - nice one!
       
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    • shiney

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      They're quite effective and you just stick them in the ground by the plant. Birds and squirrels don't run off with them :heehee:

      I've also seen some slate ones that have a small hole drilled through a corner so they can be hung on shrubs and trees with some wire. :blue thumb:
       
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      • wiseowl

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        All lovely images thank you for sharing them:)

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          Eucalyptus leaf in the rain

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          • Jenny namaste

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            soggy daffoldils
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            :sad: hey ho,
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              Our daffs aren't even in bud yet!!! :sad:
               
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            • OxfordNick

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              Still waiting for the Daffs - but Clematus Armandii has decided to flower:
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              Unfortunately Im going to have to cut it back in a month or two as the ceanothus its been climbing up has given up in the wet this year. Cant say I blame it !
               
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                One of my ceanothus has just suddenly died too Nick it was a lovely big specimen :cry3: , oh well suppose it'll be fun deciding what to plant to fill the gap :dancy:
                Love the clematis :wub2:
                 
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                Ceanothus do seem to have a habit of doing that. I wonder if they're naturally short lived?
                 
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                They are notoriously temperamental and most professionals say that you shouldn't expect them to live more than ten years. Some last a lot less and others seem to keep going for ever.
                 
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                  Maybe more whats looking strange in March rather than good :heehee: , the aliens have landed :runforhills:
                  Bet you all know what it is?
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                    A groob (rhubarb) crown emerging Simbad
                     
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                      Yep Jenny :dbgrtmb: ornamental rhubarb Rheum Tanguticum, looks like they're going to be good this year, grown from seed around 8 years ago and this is the biggest they've been :dancy:
                       
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