Ahhh, it becomes clear, Tom. Mesembs are too precious for little ones to practise their gardening skills.
"gave as a present" is a great idea!
You know she loves you................
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Re: You know she loves you................
Happy carrier of Forby Disorder - an obsession with Euphorbia obesa.
NB. Anyone failing to provide a sensible name for me to address them will be called, or referred to, as Fred.
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Re: You know she loves you................
Indeed: Maarten unattended in my greenhouse would mean the end of 1000s of little conos.
But he would probably start taking out all the labels.
The "gave as a present" is actually when I came home from the netherlands with 50 plants 4 years ago and the ornithogalum was in flower and looked the least succulent.
Now the trick is to get it in the greenhouse along with the others...
Tom
But he would probably start taking out all the labels.
The "gave as a present" is actually when I came home from the netherlands with 50 plants 4 years ago and the ornithogalum was in flower and looked the least succulent.
Now the trick is to get it in the greenhouse along with the others...
Tom
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Re: You know she loves you................
My niece likes to deadhead and weed just like Grandma. Only she doesn't know the difference between dead flowers and live ones. Or between weeds and desirable plants!
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Re: You know she loves you................
That's the next stage, Ian.
That's when they're at least 3 years old.
Last summer Hanne (4) joined me in the greenhouse to see the flowers. While I was occupied, she decided to clean some of the "dead twigs".
So all of a sudden one of my trichodiadema bulbosum was chopped up to a couple of cm above soil level...
Fortunately the plant didn't mind, and she now knows absolutely noone is allowed to touch the plants in the greenhouse except me, not even my girlfriend has her permission.
Tom
That's when they're at least 3 years old.
Last summer Hanne (4) joined me in the greenhouse to see the flowers. While I was occupied, she decided to clean some of the "dead twigs".
So all of a sudden one of my trichodiadema bulbosum was chopped up to a couple of cm above soil level...
Fortunately the plant didn't mind, and she now knows absolutely noone is allowed to touch the plants in the greenhouse except me, not even my girlfriend has her permission.
Tom
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Re: You know she loves you................
there's a photo my mum took of me aged about 3 or 4 maybe 'planting' an Amaryllis bulb in the garden. It was never seen again, despite several excavations....
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Re: You know she loves you................
speaking of potting in the house........ did this lot in the kitchen this morning..........my first ever successful batch of seedlings
Faucaria tigrina
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