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Sat, Nov 12, 05 at 13:24
| One of the great features of these particular plants - they don't seem to demand a lot of direct winter sunlight. I have some of those nooks and crannies in the winter g/h.
(I'm growing more confident trying to post three thumbs in a row. Next thing I will try is bold or even colored type. Maybe not this month :-)) Al
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- Posted by RosemarieRo z11/24 So Calif (My Page) on Sat, Nov 12, 05 at 14:58
| Really neat Euphorbs, Al...this post and your other! Some I'd never seen! :) I recently noticed flowers for the first time on my pathetic looking plant (just hanging on). Trying to capture it in focus (cyathia?) is another story with my camera! Here's my Euphorbia decaryi v. spirosticha    ~Rosemarie |
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| That would be them, Rosemarie. I'm glad you have your finger in there for scale. And what color would you call them? Thanks for posting. Al |
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- Posted by RosemarieRo z11/24 So Calif (My Page) on Sat, Nov 12, 05 at 15:42
| Ha ha, Al...I always get my finger in on those dinky things (for scale)...sometimes dirty fingernails, but that's a gardener for ya! Color? Hmmm...manila? Flesh? (some peoples', anyway) Peachy yellow? Thanks for posting YOURS, Al! I love to see your specimens!!! ~R |
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- Posted by cactuspolecat Tasmania Aust (My Page) on Sat, Nov 12, 05 at 16:25
| Beauties Al, I purchased a couple of forms of that Euph. decaryi a little while back but yous is a monter in comparison to my little fellow. What is the species in that last pic? |
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| CP, its always nice when someone asks the name of a plant that has a label. :-) That one is going with the name 'Euphorbia cylindrifolia var. tuberifera'. Thanks for the nice complements. Al |
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- Posted by cactuspolecat Tasmania Aust (My Page) on Sat, Nov 12, 05 at 21:31
| Thanks and cheers mate! CP |
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