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Bloomscrolling--what's in bloom where you are?

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    Steve Miller
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    That rose is just perfect!

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    • MikM
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      Sadly, my Thai basil. Now the leaves aren't much good.

      “I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don't know the answer”
      ― Douglas Adams

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        Ventosa viri restabit

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          Daniel
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          Ok.

          I'll hire a gardner if I win the lottery.

          I just don't have a green thumb.

          All of your gardens are so beautiful.

          Thanks for sharing them. : )

          'But as they said in one of the later Rocky movies, "Time...it's undefeated.".-- Mik

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            Steve Miller
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            Seen in a field some miles west of the world’s largest truck stop.

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            Turns out it’s bird’s foot trefoil which is planted as a cover crop and also harvested
            for silage.

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              Bernard
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              @AndyD Beautiful! I was very much into orchids for a while but ran into difficulties. The environments they come from are so varied that unless one has thousands to invest in a super good, large greenhouse, it's a challenge trying to accommodate all their needs. I am down to one Dendrochilum and one mini Cattleya. The Cattleya was on the discard bin and one day I noticed new growth, so I started watering it again and it's growing! Orchids are so darn fascinating and the colors so stunning, it's hard to resist. I was in the supermarket yesterday and brought home a pink Phal. This happened after I was rummaging upstairs and came across a book on orchids that I sat down with. I think it's rekindled a desire to get more. Heaven help me.

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              Another favorite of mine is Streptocarpus. This one has almost doubled in size since I bought it earlier this year. It's outgrowing it's small terrarium.

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              The industrial revolution cheapened everything.

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                They are irresistibly beautiful, but tricky. I am reliably informed by MrsA that this white one needs little water and lives pretty much off air! Others she's had have needed a moist bathroom environment. Back in Malaysia one of her uncles had a huge greenhouse devoted to growing them.

                As it happens there's an orchid show in Durham next Sunday which will be fun
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                Ventosa viri restabit

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                  There's a sweet autumn clematis way back in the yard. There was a trellis there but it fell over and broke over the winter. I never got around to putting another one in, so the clematis ended up becoming part groundcover/part climbing vine. It even headed over to a nearby arbor where I have a couple of other sweet autumns started.

                  I'll do something different next year, but for now I think it looks kind of neat! Smells wonderful, too.

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                    That's the nicest ground cover.

                    Theres nothing much but green in our garden, however the orchid show last week was colourful
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                    Ventosa viri restabit

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                      That's the nicest ground cover.

                      Theres nothing much but green in our garden, however the orchid show last week was colourful
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                      Bernard
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                      @AndyD OMG. So beautiful, it's hard to resist being drawn in. That Phragmipedium is stunning!

                      The industrial revolution cheapened everything.

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