Appreciation for Flowers and Plants
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@Rob Fisher are all those flowers in your garden ? 
@Rob Fisher are all those flowers in your garden ?
Nope... on my travels and in my garden... so from Winston Park to Durban North and Germany and Austria!
I like flowers and plants.......wait.......flowers ARE plants. Yes, I like plants.
Lol plants can be categorised as non-flowering specimens such as bonsai trees and other types of plants.I like flowers and plants.......wait.......flowers ARE plants. Yes, I like plants.
I need to take photos of my miniature garden scapes.
If you say so
I don't have a green thumb, so I stay away from stuff that grows in the ground. They die if I touch them. I just admire them from a distance and let them be. So yeah, I don't know much about plants (and flowers) but it's nice to look at.That's why I don't have a single plant in my house. I bought a few, watered them, and they died. That's it. Done.
If you say so
That's why I don't have a single plant in my house. I bought a few, watered them, and they died. That's it. Done.
Not surprised when my mom tells me I do have a green finger. The most finicky plants thrive in my care, sometimes it's just that it requires a simple routine or of low level care such as pruning back which encourages new growth.
I remember growing up with violets and food sticks that you can stick into their pots. I say these last two months, all I've given them is just water and pruning back of old leaves. All that hype around regular feeding is bull. Pot plants require little care and regular watering. Repot once a year and mix their new soil with slow-release osmocote, never ever have to worry about feeding as the osmocote is a slow release fertiliser over 12 months. Best thing ever to be made.
And I showcase my miniature garden - blue grass, except the flowers are purple.
And armeria ballerina, a plant I recently got. The most showy flowers I've ever seen.
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Blue grass in the other pot with the Gardenia - terrible picture, I know. I couldn't find a better one...
Very nice. I like it. Pitty they would all die in my care
Care for potted violets - https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/houseplants/african-violet/african-violet-care.htm
Compare last picture with the one in the first post. Officially two months old
Yellow cherry pear tomatoes
The Amorphopallus Titanium.
Blooms once every 40 years for 4 days.
Blooms once every 40 years for 4 days.
it is indeed @Silver, i would give away last mod for one.
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