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Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 12:53 am   Post subject: Plants, plants and more plants (lots of pics) :D


Some of the plants are from Home Depot (where I work) and some are from my own garden. Ill write which is which Wink Also, the camera doesnt take pictures true to color, which is a real shame, because some of the colors are so vivid in real life.

Lilies first. Now, I dont know the names of most of em, so if any of you do, let me know Wink
These are in my garden


'Corrida'


'Matrix'


These are ones I want to get from HD, in case you cant tell, I love multi-colored lilies Wink








Tropicals, dont know the names



other flowers
Delphinium

omg this is gorgeous
Delphinium

coneflower

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Carnation (I have a dark pink one too, but it doesnt have any blooms)


Moss Rose (one of my favorite annuals)


Cant remember the name of this rose and Im too lazy to run and look at the tag Razz



Gaillardia


Weed growing from a bag of seeding soil...I just thought it was humorous


An annual, Soprano something-or-other



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What a lovely collection of Lily's! I love the purple one Smile

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I'd love to work where you do Jen but then again, if I did, my wages would be spent before I'd even earned them!! Rolling Eyes What beautiful lilies you have as well as the multi-coloured ones in your place of employment. I really like the moss roses and the carnations too.
Weeds will grow anywhere won't they but I've never seen any actually growing from bags of seeding soil before. Laughing


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Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 2:12 am   Post subject:


So many pretty flowers. I really like the lantana, but I'm told its an annual. Though I did manage to grow 4 from seed this year so I can't wait till they flower. Those moss ross are also pretty. Thanks for sharing these.


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Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 2:24 am   Post subject:


Ooooooh, really pretty color assortment especially the lilies. The purples are wonderful.

I love Lantana too, it is a perennial down here....loves out heat and almost constant sun.


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Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 6:55 am   Post subject:


Lovely lilies and other blooms too! Very Happy I really like lilies, and especially the multicoloured ones. But I don't know the names for all of them. The first one looks like "Sorbet".


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You've got some fancy flowers there, Bip! I don't know how large your garden is, but t is quite colourful, I think.
Well done. I like the colour and variety.


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Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 12:40 pm   Post subject:


i would also like to get that flesh colored one (the third under your HD wishlist) too!!!!


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I agree that I probably would spend my whole pay there before I ever got home. I love daylilies too.

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Yep... me too... the entire paycheck would be spent before I left the store!

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Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 4:50 pm   Post subject:


I love your assortment of lilies, especially the lavender. I hope my 'Metaphor' is that color. All the one you want are gorgeous as well.


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Posted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 2:29 am   Post subject:


Sjoerd, my garden is actually very small ^_^ Ive got a roughly 21" wide by I think like 6' long area, and some bushes in front of the house which is moer moms area, but Ive got some lilies in there. Thats it so far...the carnations and rose and stuff arent in the ground yet (it wont quit raining long enough!) and the Lantana is in a hanging basket Smile


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