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shadygardener (78) wrote the following about Rhododendron arborescens on Jul 10 2010
Netty (13946) wrote the following about Campanula rapunculoides on Jul 08 2010
FlowerFreak22 (9625) wrote the following about Pinguicula vulgaris on Jul 06 2010
AgnesKS (43) wrote the following about Ajuga reptans on Jul 03 2010
brombear (1128) wrote the following about Gordonia yunnanensis on Jun 30 2010 (Last edit was on Jun 30 2010)
greyhound2886 (262) wrote the following about Rosa 'John F. Kennedy' on Jun 30 2010
greyhound2886 (262) wrote the following about Rosa 'Opening Night' on Jun 30 2010
brombear (1128) wrote the following about Eucalyptus caesia on Jun 29 2010
brombear (1128) wrote the following about Haemanthus coccineus on Jun 29 2010
greyhound2886 (262) wrote the following about Rosa 'Peace' on Jun 28 2010
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One of the loveliest native azaleas when in bloom. Very fragrant. Does need regular water to become established.
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Netty (13946) wrote the following about Campanula rapunculoides on Jul 08 2010
A very aggressive plant spreading by underground runners and seeds.
FlowerFreak22 (9625) wrote the following about Pinguicula vulgaris on Jul 06 2010
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It is a carnivorous plant and it is sticky all over the whole plant.
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AgnesKS (43) wrote the following about Ajuga reptans on Jul 03 2010
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I'm trying to transplant them in different places to use as ground covers and weeding off as much grass as I can - especially on the slopes to reduce mowing on the slopes...it is very hard work. I love the chocolate ajugas. Thanks for sharing your pics.
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brombear (1128) wrote the following about Gordonia yunnanensis on Jun 30 2010 (Last edit was on Jun 30 2010)
An excellentt screening plant with it's deep dreen, glossy leaves it grows well in a hedge, and in both appearance and growth requirements works well with camelias and azaleas. Big white flowers similar to camelias with showy yellow stamens. Will tolerate some drought and frosts but benefits from deep mulching.
greyhound2886 (262) wrote the following about Rosa 'John F. Kennedy' on Jun 30 2010
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Amazingly fragrant hybrid tea rose. Goes great with Opening Night Red Rose
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greyhound2886 (262) wrote the following about Rosa 'Opening Night' on Jun 30 2010
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Fragrant hybrid tea rose that grows fast. Blooms a very bright red. Recommend this to everyone.
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brombear (1128) wrote the following about Eucalyptus caesia on Jun 29 2010
A small- medium weeping gum. the bark is strikingly striated lengthways as the rich red- brown bark peels back in long stripes to reveal the white bark underneath. The younger woody growth is white and particulary so in the cooler months, looks spectacular as it weeps downwards.
brombear (1128) wrote the following about Haemanthus coccineus on Jun 29 2010
A south african plant from diverse habitats but often in coastal scrubby bush and on rocky slopes in the winter rainfall areas from Namibia to Cape Patterson. The foliage dies down at the end of spring for the hot dry summers. flowers emerge at the end of Summer/ early autumn before the foliage
greyhound2886 (262) wrote the following about Rosa 'Peace' on Jun 28 2010
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The peachy/pink blooms are huge and beautiful. I recommend this rose to anyone. Maintenance is easy.
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