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On 09/03/2012 16:23, Dave Hill wrote:
On Mar 9, 4:00 pm, wrote:
In , amme.9cfcbb6
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HI I have got a winter jasmine that i bought last yr and its looking a
bit sorry for itself, when i bought it it had white flowers on and the
leaves were a lovely dark shiny green.

White flowers and lovely dark shining leaves sounds more like summer
flowering jasmine . If so, that's why it is flowerless atm.(it climbs by
twining stems)

Winter jasmine has insignificant leaves, yellow flowers in spring and
the stems are stiff, non-twining.

Janet.

Have a look at jasminum nudiflorum then try Jasminum polyanthum
A big differance between them, there is a white winter flowering
jasmin but like Janet I think you have the summer flowering Jasminum
polyanthum.

No, I thought he has summer jasmine, aka jasminum officinale

GardenersWorld say that polyanthum is "winter and early spring
flowering" but requires shelter.
http://www.gardenersworld.com/plants...thum/2716.html

Jasminum polyanthum is tender, usually grown as a houseplant ot
conservatory plant.


Summer jasmine is Jasminum officinale, and hardier.

Janet

On Fri, 9 Mar 2012 16:55:13 +0000, Hugh Leslie
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Had the people from Scottish water hear to day and they reckoned it was
an underground spring. I then dug out some old plans of the house when
it was being built in the 60ies and low and behold there is a stream
marked on it called Strand Burn.........

Am having visions of Peckham Springs...
have you ever fancied running a bottled water factory?


Think I might open it up and have a stream running though the garden but
my only worry is that the stream runs only a few meters away from the
house.....
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"Martin" wrote in message
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On Mon, 12 Mar 2012 09:41:00 +0000, mogga
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On Fri, 9 Mar 2012 16:55:13 +0000, Hugh Leslie
wrote:

Had the people from Scottish water hear to day and they reckoned it was
an underground spring. I then dug out some old plans of the house when
it was being built in the 60ies and low and behold there is a stream
marked on it called Strand Burn.........

Am having visions of Peckham Springs...
have you ever fancied running a bottled water factory?

The spring water that glows in the dark?
--

Martin

.....and you'll be a millionaire this time next year!

Bill