At my place

18 years ago

Hi. This is my first post in this forum.

I don't know what kind of message I should post, but I try.

At my place, some small seedlings of annual which are expected to bloom in spring are preparing in this cold weather. Viola and Astragalus sinicus are the regular members, and oriental asperula is coming to be a regular member, too.

{{gwi:381471}}This is one of the new annuals to me. (Guess which plant.) 2 months and 2 weeks old. A larger leaf is about 10cm long.

I'll add a photo in my member page when it gets blooming (and only in the case GW works right,) which means the plant name isn't listed in Hortiplex.

I stop here this time.

(Sorry about not being an useful information, but I just wanted to say hi.)

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Comments (3)

dirt_dew
18 years ago
Hi Anzuume
I read your post with much interest. I enjoyed the pictures on your member page. You have good exposure for the morning sun. I look forward to seeing the bloom on your new seedling. I am just seeing first light this morning at 7:12 AM in Phoenix.
Happy gardening.
paulyn
18 years ago
Hi Anzuume, I just reviewed your journal and was especially interested in Astragalus Sinicus which you say is a familiar green manure in the rice fields. Also, your Rosa 'Leonidas' is beautiful. It will be a pleasure to see more posts from you. Lyn
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anzuume
Original Author
18 years ago
Dirt Dew and Lyn,

Nice to meet you! Thanks for your comments and being interested in my post.

{{gwi:381472}}It's snowing today. Here's still in winter.
The plant in the photo is Chirita tamiana blooming in the room (with no heater but the sun from the window.)

I'll post from the new place next time. (I have to go back to packing now... mmm.)