I bought this one with blooms on it. May never happen again ?Pretty. I've had one for years, and it has NEVER bloomed.
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Cheater!!!
milehigh_7
Mister 500,000
Mine dropped all of it's leaves after I brought it in last fall, I hoped it would die. But no, completely leafed out. I think it's evil
I bet it if you let it sort of dry out then soaked it a few times it would pop.
milehigh_7
Mister 500,000
So the flowers on that star jasmine were browning and I decided it needed to be deflowered. Look at this pile... I told you there were a few flowers this time. That pile is about 8 or so inches tall.
Clicio
Masterpiece
They do.
I've been watering mine every week, even the summer here being scorching.
Then a good drench, it's been outside (full sun). It's blooming every spring and summer.
Milly
Shohin
[QUOTE="just.wing.it, post: 556736, member: oooohhh yeeeaaahhhhh...[/QUOTE]
So very lovely
So very lovely
Clicio
Masterpiece
Japanese Flowering Quince.
Bloomed this morning.
Bloomed this morning.
CamdenJim
Shohin
Milly
Shohin
The beautiful Leonotis Leonurus in the early stages of opening. Indigenous to South Africa.
AlainK
Imperial Masterpiece
Viburnum opulus in the ground. This is the cultivated species, we call it "Boule de neige", "Snowball":
The wild species doesn't have "snowballs", the flowers are not as beautiful. The wild ones I have have never flowered, but thjat's just fine.
Went to a garden centre today to buy tomato plants, squash, butternut, etc. and saw the "bonsai section".
My! There was a Viburnum opulus. Apparently a cutting, 1 cm wide at the bottom (1 inch is 2.54 cm) and was sold (will it ever been sold) for....... 29.95 €. That's about $39.9, or £26.4 !!!
Total rip-off!
I understand someone who has a business must live, but this is ridiculous, really.
The wild species doesn't have "snowballs", the flowers are not as beautiful. The wild ones I have have never flowered, but thjat's just fine.
Went to a garden centre today to buy tomato plants, squash, butternut, etc. and saw the "bonsai section".
My! There was a Viburnum opulus. Apparently a cutting, 1 cm wide at the bottom (1 inch is 2.54 cm) and was sold (will it ever been sold) for....... 29.95 €. That's about $39.9, or £26.4 !!!
Total rip-off!
I understand someone who has a business must live, but this is ridiculous, really.
Milly
Shohin
In 3 places. The top hasn't started opening yet.
CamdenJim
Shohin
Thanks for the name. I don't think I'll find one in a ne\ursery in Alabama, will I?
parhamr
Omono
Do grapes count?!
GrimLore
Bonsai Nut alumnus... we miss you
Any sign of life does this year
Our Yoshino is a few weeks late but it looks like the heavy pruning I had done last year to rid it of Black Knot may have paid off -
Grimmy
atlarsenal
Omono
A few blooms on my little loropetalum.
JoeR
Masterpiece
Anyone tired of seeing these yet...
0soyoung
Imperial Masterpiece
No
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