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| My bleeding heart flowers, if they are considered flowers:
[IMG]http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y24/nitrous24/hearts.jpg[/IMG] Clematis flowers:
Unknown yellow flowering plant:
Some kind of clover:
One perennial garden:
Another one thats newly redone:
Asiatic lilies:
Flowering silver plant id would be nice:
thanks for viewing and dont think thats just it, we have a big yard including a pond but thats another section :) |
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- Posted by wingtsunguy 4 IL (My Page) on Sat, May 27, 06 at 13:36
| The last one is "firewitch" dianthus How is it doing for you? I just purchased some ~2 weeks ago. |
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| It is doing real well, this is my second year with it and it has gotten bigger. last year during the end, it seemed to get taller and like kind of blowing up but then it flattened out and got wider. i was waiting for some time to see it bloom. it is a nice perennial ps do the pictures work or is it just me? |
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- Posted by cailinriley z3 Calgary AB (My Page) on Sun, May 28, 06 at 13:06
| Nitrous, if you copy and paste the TAG number (instead of the IMG number) on Photobucket, the pictures will be visible in the message. If you can see the photos in the preview of your post, then you've used the right number. With the IMG number, readers have to paste each number in the address bar of the internet in order to see them one by one. I took a peek at the first picture, and it's lovely. I hope this helps. |
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My bleeding heart flowers, if they are considered flowers:  Clematis flowers: Unknown yellow flowering plant: Some kind of clover: One perennial garden: Another one thats newly redone: Asiatic lilies: Flowering silver plant id would be nice: |
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- Posted by cailinriley z3 Calgary AB (My Page) on Mon, May 29, 06 at 19:48
| I really like your bleeding heart photo, nitrous. The last plant is a variety of Dianthus--couldn't tell you which one, though. |
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| thanks for all the feedback, also, thanks for teaching me how to post pictures. ya i got that bleeding from home depot and it was only about a foot and it didjnt do to well last year but like most of my perennials, they do much better their second year. i also have a white flowering one which is just blooming now after the pink one died. its great how that works out :) ill also get a lot more pics of my clematis which has worked their way up to the total top of our tree house which has to be about 10 ft or more. and now they are going to bloom and their has to be around 50 buds so im being patient. also when my dahlias and gladiouluses actually bloom ill get pictures of those too. |
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- Posted by blackswamp_girl 6a NEOhio (My Page) on Tue, Jun 6, 06 at 16:06
| The Latin name of your clover is trifolium repens purpurascens... black-leaf clover. I planted some last year in full sun and it didn't do so well--I had one out of five come back this spring, and that promptly died off, too. I'm trying it again this year in part sun. Can you tell me, if you've had that for at least a year, what conditions you're giving it to keep it around? I need help! lol. The other flowers are beautiful, by the way. I love the color of that clematis. |
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| well mine gets sun from noon to night pretty much and its in a pot becuase my neighbor had some and the bunnies always ate it so i decided to just keep it in a pot higher up. good luck |
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