Lavender Mame
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Lavender Mame
This one was dug from the nature strip , trimmed continually by the ride on mower . Something different from what i usually do , "wiring" now who suggested that ,its rough but effective .This is one of the Purple varieties that i have growing here , originally growing wild on the roadside at Yackadanda/Tangambalanga in N.E Victoria .
When i collected a couple of plants 10 years ago they had a stench about them which was very unpleasant .. i have only notice the rather faint pleasant aroma this morning obviously with care or possibly cross pollinated with some of the others i have here may have contributed to the change in the scentYou do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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very nice mate! i knew this one would turn out well!
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Re: Lavender Mame
Tools for Begginers:
Scissors
Knob cutters
Wire cutters
Lawn Mower
I really like it! Let us know how it goes.
Cheers!
Joel
Scissors
Knob cutters
Wire cutters
Lawn Mower
I really like it! Let us know how it goes.
Cheers!
Joel
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Re: Lavender Mame
Thanks Joel , by the way i only own a pair of Bonsai branch cutters and i lose them 10 times a day, its a bugger getting old . Amatuer status not beginner , allows me to use chainsaws,angle grinders hedge trimmers and anything that cuts ,chops , grabs ,bendsJoel wrote:Tools for Begginers:
Scissors
Knob cutters
Wire cutters
Lawn Mower
I really like it! Let us know how it goes.
Cheers!
Joel

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Re: Lavender Mame
Hi Alpine,
I was not calling you a beginner at all! I was just making a joke out of the lawn mower. I admire you skills greatly. As for losing the cutters...... Im young and i lose them frequently as well
Wish i could call them like i do when i lose my mobile
Joel
I was not calling you a beginner at all! I was just making a joke out of the lawn mower. I admire you skills greatly. As for losing the cutters...... Im young and i lose them frequently as well


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Its cool mate no offence taken, gotta laugh or life would be a bitch.CheersJoel wrote:Hi Alpine,
I was not calling you a beginner at all! I was just making a joke out of the lawn mower. I admire you skills greatly. As for losing the cutters...... Im young and i lose them frequently as wellWish i could call them like i do when i lose my mobile
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Re: Lavender Mame
I will be interested to see how the lavender growth habits translate into bonsai. ( I have a couple of huge french lavenders..... hmmmm) please keep us posted.
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lavander can make great bonsai, the trunks can be similar to old conifers with deadwood, and the foliage can be rather tight 

SHOHIN YAKUZA!!!
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Just doing a seach on Lavender and came upon this thread. Joel, the answer to your problem is simple. Just strap a mobile to each tool. You will have a seperate number for each one, and if you set them to vibrate, it may just bring the tool across the table to you!Joel wrote:Hi Alpine,
I was not calling you a beginner at all! I was just making a joke out of the lawn mower. I admire you skills greatly. As for losing the cutters...... Im young and i lose them frequently as wellWish i could call them like i do when i lose my mobile
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Joel
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Re: Lavender Mame
nice work man,
i have a lavender out the back, and its growing great im gunna post some pics up and ask for some ideas on how i should start to style it, maybe you could chuck us some input.
i have a lavender out the back, and its growing great im gunna post some pics up and ask for some ideas on how i should start to style it, maybe you could chuck us some input.
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Pat
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