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My Jack and the beanstalk plant-6287
Actually it is a Trailing Lotus (Lotus berthelotii).
(It's the plant with orange flowers in the photo) I planted it at the end of September last year, as a fill in plant, not knowing it was going to grow and grow and.... We measured it today and it is 5 metres x 4 metres and covered in flowers. Sure makes a great ground cover. :-) |
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My Jack and the beanstalk plant-6287
In article , Maroochy
writes I planted it at the end of September last year, as a fill in plant, not knowing it was going to grow and grow and.... It does look very nice. Will it stop at the edge of the flower bed, or will it cover the gravel drive, the public highway and eventually most of Australia? -- Sue ]8( |
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My Jack and the beanstalk plant-6287
Mad Cow wrote:
In article , Maroochy writes I planted it at the end of September last year, as a fill in plant, not knowing it was going to grow and grow and.... It does look very nice. Yes, although it is not what I envisioned when I planted it, we're quite happy with it just the same, thanks. Will it stop at the edge of the flower bed, or will it cover the gravel drive, the public highway and eventually most of Australia? The way it is going, it just may do that. :-) |
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