Buddleia
 

Last weekend I went to the Halfords/Homebase retail therapy location
at Shannon Corner (A3 near New Malden) nothing much of note in either
store.

However the car park contained a type of Buddleia I have never seen
before. A cursory glance at some reference books indicates that this
may be a bit of a rarity or is some newly manufactured hybrid thingy?

The plant was as you would expect of a unkempt Buddleia, lots of
sticks and new growth, with signs that it had been hacked back
sometime earlier this year. Now to the interesting part - the flowers
were primrose yellow. This Buddleia carries the connical shaped
flower heads and not the ball/pom-pom type.

Anyway I have never seen a Buddleia bloom in anything but orange or a
shade or purple. Thought this may be of slightly more interest to
some than an argument about Cannabis.

Buddleia
 

On 24 Nov 2003 02:26:35 -0800, Philip wrote:

..... Now to the interesting part - the flowers
were primrose yellow. This Buddleia carries the connical shaped
flower heads and not the ball/pom-pom type.

Did you take a cuting ??? ;-)

Yellow is new to me - you can get white flowering ones from mail order
places in Austria and Germany.

--
Tim.

If the human brain were simple enough that we could understand it, we would
be so simple that we couldn't.

Buddleia
 

In article ,
(Philip) writes:
|
| However the car park contained a type of Buddleia I have never seen
| before. A cursory glance at some reference books indicates that this
| may be a bit of a rarity or is some newly manufactured hybrid thingy?

Probably a hybrid, but not new.

| The plant was as you would expect of a unkempt Buddleia, lots of
| sticks and new growth, with signs that it had been hacked back
| sometime earlier this year. Now to the interesting part - the flowers
| were primrose yellow. This Buddleia carries the connical shaped
| flower heads and not the ball/pom-pom type.

Look up Buddleia x weyeriana.

| Anyway I have never seen a Buddleia bloom in anything but orange or a
| shade or purple. Thought this may be of slightly more interest to
| some than an argument about Cannabis.

Whatever turns you on ....


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

Buddleia
 

On 24 Nov 2003 02:26:35 -0800, Philip wrote:

..... Now to the interesting part - the flowers
were primrose yellow. This Buddleia carries the connical shaped
flower heads and not the ball/pom-pom type.

Did you take a cuting ??? ;-)

Yellow is new to me - you can get white flowering ones from mail order
places in Austria and Germany.

--
Tim.

If the human brain were simple enough that we could understand it, we would
be so simple that we couldn't.

Buddleia
 

In article ,
(Philip) writes:
|
| However the car park contained a type of Buddleia I have never seen
| before. A cursory glance at some reference books indicates that this
| may be a bit of a rarity or is some newly manufactured hybrid thingy?

Probably a hybrid, but not new.

| The plant was as you would expect of a unkempt Buddleia, lots of
| sticks and new growth, with signs that it had been hacked back
| sometime earlier this year. Now to the interesting part - the flowers
| were primrose yellow. This Buddleia carries the connical shaped
| flower heads and not the ball/pom-pom type.

Look up Buddleia x weyeriana.

| Anyway I have never seen a Buddleia bloom in anything but orange or a
| shade or purple. Thought this may be of slightly more interest to
| some than an argument about Cannabis.

Whatever turns you on ....


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

Buddleia
 

| Anyway I have never seen a Buddleia bloom in anything but orange or a
| shade or purple. Thought this may be of slightly more interest to
| some than an argument about Cannabis.

Whatever turns you on ....



Nick

What is that supposed to mean ? Your remark comes across as an
attempt to be-little my question. I do not know if you meant it that
way, or if I am reading at all wrong. Maybe your intention was to
make a joke on the greater satisfaction to be achieved from growing
Cannabis than growing Buddleia.

Which ever it was I did not get it.

Buddleia
 

In article ,
Philip wrote:
| Anyway I have never seen a Buddleia bloom in anything but orange or a
| shade or purple. Thought this may be of slightly more interest to
| some than an argument about Cannabis.

Whatever turns you on ....

What is that supposed to mean ? Your remark comes across as an
attempt to be-little my question. I do not know if you meant it that
way, or if I am reading at all wrong. Maybe your intention was to
make a joke on the greater satisfaction to be achieved from growing
Cannabis than growing Buddleia.

It is a piece of 1960s idiom. Yes, it was a joke. Don't worry
about it. The serious part of my response was earlier in the post
(and which you snipped).


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

Buddleia
 

The message
from (Philip) contains these words:

| Anyway I have never seen a Buddleia bloom in anything but orange or a
| shade or purple. Thought this may be of slightly more interest to
| some than an argument about Cannabis.

Whatever turns you on ....



Nick

What is that supposed to mean ? Your remark comes across as an
attempt to be-little my question.

Bloody cheek, after you just belittled other posters.
Let it all hang out, Philip... I bet it's so tiny nobody will even notice.

Janet

Buddleia
 

"Philip" wrote in message
m...
Last weekend I went to the Halfords/Homebase retail therapy location
at Shannon Corner (A3 near New Malden) nothing much of note in either
store.

However the car park contained a type of Buddleia I have never seen
before. A cursory glance at some reference books indicates that this
may be a bit of a rarity or is some newly manufactured hybrid thingy?

The plant was as you would expect of a unkempt Buddleia, lots of
sticks and new growth, with signs that it had been hacked back
sometime earlier this year. Now to the interesting part - the flowers
were primrose yellow. This Buddleia carries the connical shaped
flower heads and not the ball/pom-pom type.

Anyway I have never seen a Buddleia bloom in anything but orange or a
shade or purple.

White Buddleias are quite common.

Thought this may be of slightly more interest to
some than an argument about Cannabis.

Franz

Buddleia
 

"Philip" wrote in message
m...
Last weekend I went to the Halfords/Homebase retail therapy location
at Shannon Corner (A3 near New Malden) nothing much of note in either
store.

However the car park contained a type of Buddleia I have never seen
before. A cursory glance at some reference books indicates that this
may be a bit of a rarity or is some newly manufactured hybrid thingy?

The plant was as you would expect of a unkempt Buddleia, lots of
sticks and new growth, with signs that it had been hacked back
sometime earlier this year. Now to the interesting part - the flowers
were primrose yellow. This Buddleia carries the connical shaped
flower heads and not the ball/pom-pom type.

Anyway I have never seen a Buddleia bloom in anything but orange or a
shade or purple.

White Buddleias are quite common.

Thought this may be of slightly more interest to
some than an argument about Cannabis.

Franz

Buddleia
 

Try Buddleia weyeriana "Golden Glow"
" " "Moonlight"
" " "Sungold"

Probably the first of them.



--
David Hill
Abacus nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk

Buddleia
 

The message
from (Philip) contains these words:

| Anyway I have never seen a Buddleia bloom in anything but orange or a
| shade or purple. Thought this may be of slightly more interest to
| some than an argument about Cannabis.

Whatever turns you on ....

Nick

What is that supposed to mean ? Your remark comes across as an
attempt to be-little my question. I do not know if you meant it that
way, or if I am reading at all wrong. Maybe your intention was to
make a joke on the greater satisfaction to be achieved from growing
Cannabis than growing Buddleia.

Hardly any sort of criticism or attack.

Which ever it was I did not get it.

Evidently.

--
Rusty Hinge http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/tqt.htm

Dark thoughts about the Wumpus concerto played with piano,
iron bar and two sledge hammers. (Wumpus, 15/11/03)

Buddleia
 

Try Buddleia weyeriana "Golden Glow"
" " "Moonlight"
" " "Sungold"

Probably the first of them.



--
David Hill
Abacus nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk

Buddleia
 

The message
from (Philip) contains these words:

| Anyway I have never seen a Buddleia bloom in anything but orange or a
| shade or purple. Thought this may be of slightly more interest to
| some than an argument about Cannabis.

Whatever turns you on ....

Nick

What is that supposed to mean ? Your remark comes across as an
attempt to be-little my question. I do not know if you meant it that
way, or if I am reading at all wrong. Maybe your intention was to
make a joke on the greater satisfaction to be achieved from growing
Cannabis than growing Buddleia.

Hardly any sort of criticism or attack.

Which ever it was I did not get it.

Evidently.

--
Rusty Hinge http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/tqt.htm

Dark thoughts about the Wumpus concerto played with piano,
iron bar and two sledge hammers. (Wumpus, 15/11/03)

Buddleia
 

Try Buddleia weyeriana "Golden Glow"
" " "Moonlight"
" " "Sungold"

Probably the first of them.



--
David Hill
Abacus nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk