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Romando 9, sunset 17 (
amanda.azevedo@juno.com) on
Wed, Oct 12, 05 at 2:24
I've never posted on this forum; I usually hand out on the seed exchange, but finally have some photos! You'll have to cut and paste the link...
http://www.kodakgallery.com/BrowsePhotos.jsp?&collid=225207243106
Amanda 'romando' |
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| I couldn't find your photos. Next time you want to post a web address, just put it in the box below labeled "Optional Link URL:" and name it something like "Photos." Then try it to make sure it works, and be sure it doesn't require a password to get in to the site. |
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I'm sorry guys! I did make a link to it on my member page, which takes you to the slideshow. That one works!
Amanda 'romando' |
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| Wow! You really have a lot of flowers growing in your little spaces. This gives me hope! I just moved into an apartment with a tiny weeny balcony that adjoins my neighbors. I am hoping to be otu of there by spring, but you never know. You've given me inspiration to grow a lot and not be afraid of what I can and cannot put out there, my draw back is that I woulld have to find a place to winter some of what I want to grow....dratz! |
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- Posted by vgtar z7 copenhagen (My Page) on
Sun, Mar 12, 06 at 18:33
VERY NICE!!!
I love your setup. It looks just like my fantasy for my own balcony! You've given me hope! -I can now see, that I can get room for many more plants out there!!! |
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| I can't get in without joining and I'd prefer not to. |
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| I love your garden! I'm especially curious about your African Violets and how they're planted in cups or other non-flower pot things. How do you keep from over-watering--- What do you put in the bottom for drainage? I'm a first time owner of an AV (someone gave me when they moved). I'm limited in space inside but would love some miniature AV in garage sale tea cups. |
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| Holy moly, that is AMAZING! So many different personalities! I love all the different pansies you have, especially the black one with the white edge. And the trumpet hanging out of the tiny little pram - SOOO great! You are a busy lady. I'm renaming it Amanda's Technicolour DreamGarden. |
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| Aw, shucks! Thanks, guys! I actually have lots more photos to add to the slideshow, but I just haven't had time to update it yet. I recently got an iochroma and a brugmansia sanguinea, and it's coming in to poppy season also, so I have SO many beauts to show off now! As for the african violets, they aren't actually planted in the teacups; they're in very small 2" pots which are set into the teacups. There is about a 1/2 " of space between the bottom of the plastic sleeve and the inside surface of the cup, for drainage. However, I DO have a fair amount of african violets actually planted in pots without holes; in those, I am much more cautious when watering. And yes, I've lost a couple. But mostly, it works! Amanda 'romando' |
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