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ssnlaf (475) wrote the following about Hemerocallis 'Cherry Burst' on Dec 15 2008
ssnlaf (475) wrote the following about Hemerocallis 'Andy Candy' on Dec 15 2008
ssnlaf (475) wrote the following about Hemerocallis 'Raspberry Masquerade' on Dec 15 2008
Vivasvat (62) wrote the following about Allium karataviense on Dec 09 2008
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Vivasvat (62) wrote the following about Oxalis deppei on Dec 09 2008
songlim18 (140) wrote the following about Aeschynanthus parvifolius on Nov 27 2008
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songlim18 (140) wrote the following about Tristellateia australasiae on Nov 26 2008
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songlim18 (140) wrote the following about Thalia dealbata on Nov 26 2008
Gardengirl (177) wrote the following about Pulsatilla vulgaris on Nov 25 2008
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Droopy (10087) wrote the following about Daphne mezereum on Nov 23 2008
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Hemerocallis Cherry Burst was hybridized by Dan Trimmer in 2003. Tetraploid, Evergreen, 30" Scapes with 4 1/2" Flowers,
Early Midseason, Repeat bloomer, Bright Pink With Bold Crimson Eye above a Green Throat. Parentage(Gillian X Cherry Valentine) |
ssnlaf (475) wrote the following about Hemerocallis 'Andy Candy' on Dec 15 2008
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Hemerocallis Andy Candy was Hybridized by Stamile in 2003,
Early Season, Repeat Bloomer, Fertile Both Ways, 27" Scapes, 3.75" Flowers, Dormant, Fragrant, Tetraploid, Bright Orange With Bold Red Eye And Edge. A cross of (Awesome Candy x Francois Verhaert) |
ssnlaf (475) wrote the following about Hemerocallis 'Raspberry Masquerade' on Dec 15 2008
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Hemerocallis Raspberry Masquerade was hybridized by J. Salter in 2003. Tetraploid, 26 Inch Scapes, 5 Inch Flowers,
Early Bloomer, Reblooms, Fertile both ways. Semi-Evergreen. Pale Pink/Lilac/Melon with Bold Raspberry Eye and Edge, Yellow-Green Throat. Parentage: (Strawberry Lace x Canadian Border Patrol) |
Vivasvat (62) wrote the following about Allium karataviense on Dec 09 2008
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Leaf grey, but the underside dark purple. Bloom light rosy. There are varieties of this species with ivory blooms ('Ivory Queen')
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Vivasvat (62) wrote the following about Oxalis deppei on Dec 09 2008
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Leafs - green (like letuce) and with bronze patch
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songlim18 (140) wrote the following about Aeschynanthus parvifolius on Nov 27 2008
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The lipstick plant has trailing stems and it cascades gracefully from hanging baskets. Though the tabular flowers has withered after a week, but I see new foliage and also many tiny buds inside a tubular case. It appears to thrive well in a warm, sunny but shady place. My faces the South. The lipstick plant grows best in a loose, well-drained soil, high in sphagnum peat moss and sharp sand or perlite. Repot infrequently as the plant blooms best if slightly potbound.
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songlim18 (140) wrote the following about Tristellateia australasiae on Nov 26 2008
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Clusters of canary yellow star shaped flowers throughout the year on a compact, small growing vine.
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songlim18 (140) wrote the following about Thalia dealbata on Nov 26 2008
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A tall, graceful, evergreen plant for growing at the sides of ponds. There are also small violet flowers followed by attractive seed heads.
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Gardengirl (177) wrote the following about Pulsatilla vulgaris on Nov 25 2008
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This is a lovely plant. It is the County flower of Hertfordshire UK where I live, growing on the limestone hills.
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Droopy (10087) wrote the following about Daphne mezereum on Nov 23 2008
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A very decorative shrub that often starts it's blooming in late December/early January if the temperatures are above freezing. The leaves come out after the blooming is over. It self-seeds freely, but the bush itself is slow-growing.
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