Loving everyone's amaryllis. Mine bloomed a few weeks ago around Christmas View attachment 468858
Do any of you "over summer" them?
My orange is flowering, they smell great. This is the last of about 15 over the last two weeks.View attachment 468857
I’ve had this one for 8 years.Loving everyone's amaryllis. Mine bloomed a few weeks ago around Christmas View attachment 468858
Do any of you "over summer" them?
My orange is flowering, they smell great. This is the last of about 15 over the last two weeks.View attachment 468857
That pot is mind blowing!I’ve had this one for 8 years. View attachment 468871
They do and beautiful cat.My orange is flowering, they smell great
I can smell them from here, such a lovely fragrance.The benefits of having people all over the globe on Bnut, I get to share some mid/late summer flowering plants with my northern hemisphere compatriots!
Elaeagnus pungens, collected 3 of these from a local garden last winter. They’re doing really well and one of them is flowering
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SOOOO much better looking than mine right now.
Thank you, I hope my mom is looking down from heaven and smiling. They were her favorite.SOOOO much better looking than mine right now.
GORGEOUS!
Thanks for posting this. I think this may be the same variety as mine. It has branched quite well. It started flowering in mid July and is still going. The flowers are relatively small compared to other phrags. I think I can put a name to it now.Sadly I lost my shroeder last summer...I was growing it as a large multi-lead specimen and it was too big to manage in my new space. I ended up getting it sunburnt on more than one occasion due to not having a good spot for it. I should have divided it again in the spring so I could manage it better but was too busy. I've had that orchid a many a year and am missing it's curly purple locks
The besse, on the other hand, has done very very well this year! I've never had a phrag flower stem branch for me before but this one has two side branches this year!
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Sorry for the sideways pic! The flower is a little caterwompy due to the lighting situation it's currently in
Posted this to the wrong thread.. trying to figure out how to remove smh...Noticed this silver maple last year and put it on my hit list to destroy. It was between the my shed an the neighbors fence bum about 6 feet tall. After closer inspection it had decent movement down low on the trunk so I decided to dig him up..probably about an 2 and a half to possibly 3 inch trunk on him.. I'm debating on trunk chopping it further to redevelopment it into a naturalistic style American silver maples but it's already got a good beginning of a broom style, it's just long and skinny.. it's probably 2 and a half feet tall.. like me know what you would do with this tree..
Small worry. We've all done it.Posted this to the wrong thread.. trying to figure out how to remove smh...
Thanks for posting this. I think this may be the same variety as mine. It has branched quite well. It started flowering in mid July and is still going. The flowers are relatively small compared to other phrags. I think I can put a name to it now.
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