Spring 2014 Flowers colour

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Re: Spring 2014 Flowers colour

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This guy has bloomed for most of the second half of winter and doesn't look like stopping.
Problem is it needs a re-pot but refuses to stop flowering, not really too big a problem I guess.
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The bonsai are coming, but first here are a couple of photos from my yard and an accent planting.
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Nice watto

I have some more from today, Wisteria are getting better. Bougies are bloomin and the little one is a prunus collected on the first Goulbourn dig day :-)

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My Miltonia has flowered.
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Some lovely flowers in here peeps - keep em coming!

1. JBP new candle and what I assume to be new cone?
2. Just an Azalea flower.
3. Japanese Quince - Chojubai. This thing doesn't ever stop flowering!

Not a whole lot happening just yet but it would appear that a couple more flowers will be around the corner.
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Very jealous of you all, the only thing flowering around here is my Nasturtium's and this years un-rooted Plum cuttings :palm: Is it too early for crabapples?
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So cute the little cone....
Forgot my wisteria...Flowers not fully opened yet....
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Nice wisteria Neli and lovely flowers too Boics :-) :yes:

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HI Ken,
I was wandering through the garden and bonsai this morning. A number of the colours looked very beautiful.
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UUUUUU! Ray dont post flowers like this...I shall be green for a month now.
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Lovely Ray
and could not call tonight. Tomorrow OK?

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Ray my cimbidium is also flowering...it is the same as yours I think.
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kcpoole wrote:Lovely Ray
and could not call tonight. Tomorrow OK?

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After you told me that I could upload the photos, I had another look and found the way to do it. I have published the article. If you get a chance please have a look and see if it is okay.

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Nice ones Neli and Ray.
Keep em coming peeps!
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Re: Spring 2014 Flowers colour

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Hi Neli,
Some very beautiful flowers there. Love the colour in the Miltonia.

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