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Arrived this morning.Ageratum corymbosum,Ageratum petiolata,Sinningia tubiflora,Felicia petiolata,Begonia sutherlandii,and Begonia grandis Herons pirouette.None are particularly scarce i know but i do like summer pots!.
I bought an Ageratum corymbosum (supposedly) last summer and have overwintered cuttings in plugs but i now think that its A petiolata so i bought A corymbosum and A petiolatum from a different source to compare.
I bought an Ageratum corymbosum (supposedly) last summer and have overwintered cuttings in plugs but i now think that its A petiolata so i bought A corymbosum and A petiolatum from a different source to compare.
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Oh I like this.
A positive thread of what we have got!
Ageratum corymbosum is a lovely thing, but didn't survive The Beast From The East here or it did and Bartlettina sordida didn't. I needed them side by side to tell them apart!
I have Sinningia tubiflora but haven't been able to get it to flower again after its first year. Does anyone have a trick for that?
I've got germination on a few things.
Sadly [as always] the first up have been either 'free gifts' or things I ordered to 'make an order worth while'.
The 'stars' have yet to germinate, and I like this positive thread where I will only mention the successes!
I have;
Iochroma australis [or chose another genus for it at your pleasure].
Iochroma australis white.
Fuchsia microphylla subsp. hidalgensis
Scrophularia calliantha
Impatiens mishmiensis
Passiflora umbilicata [Why?]
Cestrum elegans 'Smithii' [again Why?]
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A positive thread of what we have got!
Ageratum corymbosum is a lovely thing, but didn't survive The Beast From The East here or it did and Bartlettina sordida didn't. I needed them side by side to tell them apart!
I have Sinningia tubiflora but haven't been able to get it to flower again after its first year. Does anyone have a trick for that?
I've got germination on a few things.
Sadly [as always] the first up have been either 'free gifts' or things I ordered to 'make an order worth while'.
The 'stars' have yet to germinate, and I like this positive thread where I will only mention the successes!
I have;
Iochroma australis [or chose another genus for it at your pleasure].
Iochroma australis white.
Fuchsia microphylla subsp. hidalgensis
Scrophularia calliantha
Impatiens mishmiensis
Passiflora umbilicata [Why?]
Cestrum elegans 'Smithii' [again Why?]
Chad
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Excellent Chad.Yes lets include what we have in and coming out of prop as well as deliveries and swaps.Does not have to be a new plant."Incoming" in a broad sense?.
I had better add that i am a semi retired grower and still nave access to some space in the nursery propagator .Hope this is ok. :D
I had better add that i am a semi retired grower and still nave access to some space in the nursery propagator .Hope this is ok. :D
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Looks like a bonus to me!durnovaria wrote:I had better add that I am a semi retired grower and still nave access to some space in the nursery propagator .Hope this is ok. :D
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Its rather nice, but does it come true from seed?Chad wrote: Cestrum elegans 'Smithii' [again Why?]
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Saw it lots in California
DSCF2420 by charliepridham, on FlickrJust had to edit as I had a problem with pictures
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Ah...
Quick hunt...
The seed was a 'free gift' so I hadn't looked in to it...
Umm..
OK.
RHS has it as Cestrum elegans var. smithii. So yes it should come true from seed!
But I'm still not sure that it deserves its place in the propagator!
Chad
Quick hunt...
The seed was a 'free gift' so I hadn't looked in to it...
Umm..
OK.
RHS has it as Cestrum elegans var. smithii. So yes it should come true from seed!
But I'm still not sure that it deserves its place in the propagator!
Chad
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That is a much larger box with more exciting contents than the one I had delivered today :mrgreen:
Looks like the Tibouchina grossa is large enough to take cuttings ready for Tregrahan :D
Looks like the Tibouchina grossa is large enough to take cuttings ready for Tregrahan :D
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There seems to be an unwritten gentlefolks agreement not to sell propagules of plants bought from people who will be selling there themselves, so since Crûg will [hopefully] be there on the day I won't sell 'their' plants.AndyC wrote:That is a much larger box with more exciting contents than the one I had delivered today :mrgreen:
Looks like the Tibouchina grossa is large enough to take cuttings ready for Tregrahan :D
What was in your less exciting box?
Has anyone grown Tagetes zypaquirensis? Apart from the Crûg site, the only information I can find suggests it is an annual!
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Some good sized plants there Chad.An interesting box.Difficult for the post/courier to handle though?.
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