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amazing violets
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Posted by denisd_31 France 8 (My Page) on Sat, Feb 11, 06 at 12:43
| hello folks,
I purchased that curious plant last week, at "le festival de la violette" in Toulouse. It's a viola 'Parme de Toulouse' ... Perhaps to much chemical treatments against diseases on it.
a totally green flower
a partial green flower.
Have you never seen a such incredible viola ?
You can see another violets on my "album photo"
Best regards
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Denis
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Wow!
Nice one Denis!
And nice one, whoever grew it!
Now all we need is a green-flowered one with purple leaves ?! :) |
RE: amazing violets
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| denisd_31, they are both beautiful! Did the green flower eventually change in colour? |
RE: amazing violets
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| I just hope it's not a virus... you may want to keep it isolated as much as possible and put one or two healthy violets together with it for a while to see if it spreads! |
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- Posted by etii France 8 (My Page) on
Thu, Mar 2, 06 at 4:15
| Glad to hear from you again stefan :-) Well, I would have never thought I'll be so much in love with virus one day !! Thanks to violets ;-) Don't tell my mum, she's gonna worry for nothing, as usual lol.
As I've seen Nathalie having a close look at that parma (violet festival in Toulouse)and commenting, I can confirm that one is strange :-) Even the foliage is odd: it has little lieves (like a pansy) at the biginning of the stems. You have a precious extraterrestrial plant in your hand Denis: be careful ;-) By the way, it is still flowering that way ? Keep us inform please :-) Or "tu nous tiens au jus Denis et tu la surveilles celle-là ! Elle fleurit encore de la sorte ou bien ?" All the best :-)
Thierry. |
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