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- Posted by mantis__oh z6 OH (My Page) on Wed, Jul 11, 12 at 18:07
| What a beauty Grace Brooker is! I know it's new to the garden, but be sure to keep us informed of its performance. Guilded Appeal is also eye catching. What can you tell us about its performance? The clump of Light of the World is magnificent. |
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- Posted by maximus7116 MI (My Page) on Wed, Jul 11, 12 at 18:20
| Nice post -- I love Grace Brooker, and Carnival in Brazil looks very exotic in that photo. I like the addition of your calla lily lamp. You'll have to let us know how it works for you. |
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| Carnival In Brazil is always a stand out in my book. Come to think of it, I haven't noticed it blooming here yet. Gotta check that tomorrow. Light Of The World started blooming here but didn't like the very cool morning we had today. Maybe tomorrow it will open better. Julia |
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| Grace Brooker is looking so pretty, and that clump shot of Light Of The World is out of this world. Your calla lily solar light is great, where did you get it? Avedon |
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- Posted by organic_kitten 7 (My Page) on Wed, Jul 11, 12 at 19:57
| Very nice. I sometimes hold on to my new "toys" too. Light of the World is especially lovely. kay |
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| Light Of The World is gorgeous.. Guilded Appeal is my favorite though. I love the Calla Lily solar light. I bought and little froggie solar thingy the other day. I'll have to get a snapshot...Ellie |
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| Wonderfulclump of Light of the World, I always favor the clump shots. I really like your NOID. Too bad Frances of Assisi is blooming low, but it still looks very pretty. |
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| Thanks everybody! I thought I replied yesterday, memory :) Guilded Appeal is good, I didn't count the buds, but it has many scapes and open many flowers every day. Blooms just above the foliage though this year. Solar light - I didn't realize that it is not the type I thought it would be, the ones that glow in the dark. It has a manual switch and then alternates colors - blue-red-yellow-green. Nice, but.. I don't know whose brilliant idea was to make it an open flower, like a cup. It will be filled with water immediately (well, if we ever get that thing called rain). If the little bulb gets water damaged I guess it'll be a fancy rain gauge :) |
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