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Sacha wrote: Is your Erythrina outside, Nick? Ours lives in one of the greenhouses because its pot is too big to move. It flowered very well this year, as did the Petrea volubilis but it does have the advantage of glass. Yes. It is in our warmest, south-facing, corner - and I cover it with a plastic (double glazed!) pyramid in the winter. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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"Judith in France" wrote in message ... On Aug 2, 8:22 pm, "Spider" wrote: "Judith in France" wrote in ... On Aug 2, 3:47 pm, Judith in France wrote: Pics of my Datura on the S of the house and a climber that needs identification on the North side. Off topic a pic of my beautiful dog Carlotta and me. Judith oh blow!!!! I forgot to attach the pics! http://i29.tinypic.com/2e5rrjc.jpght...c.com/reoj.jpg I love the gorgeous soppy dog and the way she looks at you. She clearly adores you. It's nice to see a picture of you, too. What a lovely lady. Alas, people always get most upset when viewing pictures of spiders. Does that get me off your rogues gallery? :~) I do admire your datura. I'd love to grow one, but I have a daffy cat who thinks she's a caterpillar ... chomp .. chomp :~( I recognised the Campsis, but couldn't come up with the species name. Most frustrating. It's a beautiful vine. My sort of colour, too. Thanks for sharing your pics. Spider I like Spiders!!! We have some here that look like some of the Oz ones but I don't think they bite! Depends how big they are and how powerful their chelicerae (the appendices that drive the fangs). My Richard has been bitten by UK spiders twice, once Tegenaria gigantea, the other time it was Amaurobius ferox (where ferox means fierce!). Since you like them, however, you'll probably just get a love bite! :~)) Thankfully, we neither of us were bitten by my pet Tarantulas. They were handled with great respect. I don't keep them now, so my office/library has turned back into a normal room. Thank you for youyr sweet comments and can you tell that Martin that he should have looked at my later post!!!! p.s. if you want seeds of the Datura, email me, you will be very welcome to several hundred. Judith Ooh .. generosity itself! Thank you, Judith. :~) I'm tempted to try .. though not several hundred, thank you! Perhaps I could persuade Panther to be sensible. It's a long shot; she's into narcotics already! :~)) Spider |
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I like Spiders!!! We have some here that look like some of the Oz ones but I don't think they bite! We like spiders too, which is just as well, since over the last few days, they seem to be having a competition as to who/which can abseil fastest from ceiling! |
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Sacha wrote: Is your Erythrina outside, Nick? Ours lives in one of the greenhouses because its pot is too big to move. It flowered very well this year, as did the Petrea volubilis but it does have the advantage of glass. Yes. It is in our warmest, south-facing, corner - and I cover it with a plastic (double glazed!) pyramid in the winter. I'm still amazed at what can survive outside in winter and yes, I know you cosset it a bit but even so......! I imagine it's sharply drained so doesn't have wet, cold roots all winter. Since my soil is 60% sand, no. Yes, it gets wet there, but it never waterlogs. The cover was intended to keep it a bit drier than the rest of the garden. You have heard it before, but I succeeded with Passiflora incarnata only after planting it in the rain shadow of the eaves. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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On 2009-08-03 14:55:51 +0100, said:
In article , Sacha wrote: Is your Erythrina outside, Nick? Ours lives in one of the greenhouses because its pot is too big to move. It flowered very well this year, as did the Petrea volubilis but it does have the advantage of glass. Yes. It is in our warmest, south-facing, corner - and I cover it with a plastic (double glazed!) pyramid in the winter. I'm still amazed at what can survive outside in winter and yes, I know you cosset it a bit but even so......! I imagine it's sharply drained so doesn't have wet, cold roots all winter. Since my soil is 60% sand, no. Yes, it gets wet there, but it never waterlogs. The cover was intended to keep it a bit drier than the rest of the garden. You have heard it before, but I succeeded with Passiflora incarnata only after planting it in the rain shadow of the eaves. I hadn't remembered that - amazing! -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com Shrubs & perennials. Tender & exotics. South Devon |
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"Ophelia" wrote in message ... Spider wrote: I like Spiders!!! We have some here that look like some of the Oz ones but I don't think they bite! We like spiders too, which is just as well, since over the last few days, they seem to be having a competition as to who/which can abseil fastest from ceiling! :~)) Lovely! I've been surrounded by spiders in the garden today, as I've been doing some serious tidying up. Lots of abseiling :~) Spider |
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On Aug 3, 1:11*pm, "Spider" wrote:
"Judith in France" wrote in ... On Aug 2, 8:22 pm, "Spider" wrote: "Judith in France" wrote in ... On Aug 2, 3:47 pm, Judith in France wrote: Pics of my Datura on the S of the house and a climber that needs identification on the North side. Off topic a pic of my beautiful dog Carlotta and me. Judith oh blow!!!! I forgot to attach the pics! http://i29.tinypic.com/2e5rrjc.jpght...m/1442peh.jpgh... I love the gorgeous soppy dog and the way she looks at you. She clearly adores you. It's nice to see a picture of you, too. What a lovely lady. Alas, people always get most upset when viewing pictures of spiders. Does that get me off your rogues gallery? :~) I do admire your datura. I'd love to grow one, but I have a daffy cat who thinks she's a caterpillar ... chomp .. chomp :~( I recognised the Campsis, but couldn't come up with the species name. Most frustrating. It's a beautiful vine. My sort of colour, too. Thanks for sharing your pics. Spider I like Spiders!!! *We have some here that look like some of the Oz ones but I don't think they bite! Depends how big they are and how powerful their chelicerae (the appendices that drive the fangs). *My Richard has been bitten by UK spiders twice, once Tegenaria gigantea, the other time it was Amaurobius ferox (where ferox means fierce!). *Since you like them, however, you'll probably just get a love bite! :~)) * Thankfully, we neither of us were bitten by my pet Tarantulas. *They were handled with great respect. *I don't keep them now, so my office/library has turned back into a normal room. *Thank you for youyr sweet comments and can you tell that Martin that he should have looked at my later post!!!! *p.s. if you want seeds of the Datura, email me, you will be very welcome to several hundred. Judith Ooh .. generosity itself! *Thank you, Judith. :~) * I'm tempted to try .. though not several hundred, thank you! *Perhaps I could persuade Panther to be sensible. *It's a long shot; she's into narcotics already! :~)) Spider Giggle! I am giggling a lot tonight! If you want seeds, you know my Addy, it's valid. Judith |
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On Aug 3, 10:25*pm, "Spider" wrote:
"Ophelia" wrote in message ... Spider wrote: I like Spiders!!! *We have some here that look like some of the Oz ones but I don't think they bite! We like spiders too, which is just as well, since over the last few days, they seem to be having a competition as to who/which can abseil fastest from ceiling! :~)) *Lovely! *I've been surrounded by spiders in the garden today, as I've been doing some serious tidying up. *Lots of abseiling :~) Spider Darling little things. I can see at least 3 with weeny bodies, like those Huntsman things, long legs. They don't kill me, at least I think they don't, as they seem to walk over me when I am sitting down. |
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On Aug 3, 11:53*am, Charlie Pridham
wrote: In article 1b4b61ee-ce55-4fb0-9898- , says... On Aug 2, 3:47*pm, Judith in France wrote: Pics of my Datura on the S of the house and a climber that needs identification on the North side. Off topic a pic of my beautiful dog Carlotta and me. Judith oh blow!!!! *I forgot to attach the pics! http://i29.tinypic.com/2e5rrjc.jpg http://i26.tinypic.com/1442peh.jpg http://i31.tinypic.com/reoj.jpg the climber is Campsis, if it has aerial root Campsis radicans but it looks more like one of the hybrids like madam Galen -- Charlie Pridham, Gardening in Cornwallwww.roselandhouse.co.uk Holders of national collections of Clematis viticella cultivars and Lapageria rosea Charlie, thank you and to everyone else who offered advice. Judith |
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"Spider" wrote in message ... "Ophelia" wrote in message ... Spider wrote: I like Spiders!!! We have some here that look like some of the Oz ones but I don't think they bite! We like spiders too, which is just as well, since over the last few days, they seem to be having a competition as to who/which can abseil fastest from ceiling! :~)) Lovely! I've been surrounded by spiders in the garden today, as I've been doing some serious tidying up. Lots of abseiling :~) I had a friend who was seriously squicked by spiders. One day, I was sitting on my bed chtatting to her on the phone. I watched with interest as a spider ran along the bed and disappeared down the back. I mentioned it and SHE started screaming! |
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"Judith in France" wrote in message
... On Aug 3, 10:25 pm, "Spider" wrote: "Ophelia" wrote in message ... Spider wrote: I like Spiders!!! We have some here that look like some of the Oz ones but I don't think they bite! We like spiders too, which is just as well, since over the last few days, they seem to be having a competition as to who/which can abseil fastest from ceiling! :~)) Lovely! I've been surrounded by spiders in the garden today, as I've been doing some serious tidying up. Lots of abseiling :~) Spider Darling little things. I can see at least 3 with weeny bodies, like those Huntsman things, long legs. They don't kill me, at least I think they don't, as they seem to walk over me when I am sitting down. I wonder if they are true spiders. There *is* a true long-legged spider called Pholcus phalangiodes, but they don't very often stroll over people (they make large webs at ceiling level). However, there is an *arachnid* call Leiobunum rotundum which has very long black legs, which I have had stroll over me. I think it's deeply cute :~) Today's lesson is: All spiders are arachnids .. not all arachnids are spiders. Spider |
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"Spider" wrote in message ... Today's lesson is: All spiders are arachnids .. not all arachnids are spiders. I have my own personal arachnid you know! It lives in the mirror on my car. Sometimes when I am driving, it pops out and the pops back in smartish if I am going fast:) I have lovely cobwebs between my mirror and car door too:) |
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"Ophelia" wrote in message ... "Spider" wrote in message ... Today's lesson is: All spiders are arachnids .. not all arachnids are spiders. I have my own personal arachnid you know! It lives in the mirror on my car. Sometimes when I am driving, it pops out and the pops back in smartish if I am going fast:) I have lovely cobwebs between my mirror and car door too:) How very kind of you to take it out for a spin :~)) Spider |
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"Spider" wrote in message ... "Ophelia" wrote in message ... "Spider" wrote in message ... Today's lesson is: All spiders are arachnids .. not all arachnids are spiders. I have my own personal arachnid you know! It lives in the mirror on my car. Sometimes when I am driving, it pops out and the pops back in smartish if I am going fast:) I have lovely cobwebs between my mirror and car door too:) How very kind of you to take it out for a spin :~)) We could only discuss something like this on the web :) |
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