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clianthus in bloom in N.Ireland
I was wondering if any member of the group grows clianthus. i find it to be
very spectacular and has flowered this winter/spring since last Novr. I have posted 2 photos on alt.binaries.pictures.gardens. Tom Atkinson |
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"Tom Atkinson" wrote in message ... I was wondering if any member of the group grows clianthus. i find it to be very spectacular and has flowered this winter/spring since last Novr. I have posted 2 photos on alt.binaries.pictures.gardens. Tom Atkins How is your locale these days...I was stationed at Eglington in 1950 for three months...the wettest three months of my life.......HW |
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Harold
Our weather has improved with global warming. Winter's are mild and that's probably why my Clianthus has done so well. I have raised some from seed and given to friends and they have also flowered for them. By the way the only time I got sun stroke was in Co Donegal !!!! Tom Atkinson "Harold Walker" wrote in message ... "Tom Atkinson" wrote in message ... I was wondering if any member of the group grows clianthus. i find it to be very spectacular and has flowered this winter/spring since last Novr. I have posted 2 photos on alt.binaries.pictures.gardens. Tom Atkins How is your locale these days...I was stationed at Eglington in 1950 for three months...the wettest three months of my life.......HW |
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"Tom Atkinson" wrote in message ... I was wondering if any member of the group grows clianthus. i find it to be very spectacular and has flowered this winter/spring since last Novr. I have posted 2 photos on alt.binaries.pictures.gardens. Tom Atkinson Yes, in East Sussex, about 10 miles from the coast. It is planted against a south wall and is now flowering after it's first winter outside. The flowers are salmon pink, very pretty ;-) I bought it from a garden open for NGS locally and it just so happens that they were open again yesterday, where the "mother" of my plant was flowering it's socks off and has been since Christmas, according to the gardener. We get some pretty hard frosts here, so it must be tougher than many people think. Marina E. Sx |
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