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Viola fuscoviolacea

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Posted by etii France 8 (My Page) on
Sat, Feb 3, 07 at 19:40

Hi again !

I gonna become the throll of that forum :-/ Anyway...
I've just bought some seeds of the smallest violet of the world, an aussie one: Viola fuscoviolacea :-)
Could anyone of you give me some information about the best way to be successful ? Thanks :-)
Maybe Rob ? Do you mind helping me ??

Kind regards :-)
Thierry.

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  • Posted by limyan LimogesFrance (My Page) on
    Mon, Feb 5, 07 at 5:28

YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hope it's not a "trap". But between Lyon and the place where live this violet...there is a lot of differences ^^
I hope it will be successful. And remember, Rossana is good for Japonese, you for American, and I love theses australians violets :-p ... "hhheuuu and what about Natha?? She is the best only the best ^^
(ô_O)

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  • Posted by etii France 8 (My Page) on
    Mon, Feb 5, 07 at 5:57

Well, that's what I'm asking for man ! What are the differences ??!!
The only thing I found is:
"Distribution and occurrence: in damp sites along creeks; chiefly in the Snowy Mtns."
If that violet enjoy the snow, I won't have any problem during winter...

Thanks Yan :-) Le moment de solitude ne fût donc ke passager ;o)
All the best :-)
Thierry.

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Hi Thierry

I have an image of Viola fuscoviolacea that I took along the road to Yerranderie, in the Kanangra Boyd region. High altitude (well, high for Australia, 1100m) and south west of the main Blue Mtns. It is a good image to show how small the flower is.

Is there an images page that I can post the image on? It doesn't give me the option of posting an image in the follow-up.

Regards Andrew

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I think I have worked it out, take a look.

http://photos.gardenweb.com/garden/galleries/2007/02/viola_fuscoviolacea.html

And, no thats not a giants finger on the right.

Regards Andrew

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  • Posted by etii France 8 (My Page) on
    Mon, Feb 19, 07 at 5:40

G'day !

GORGEOUS !!!!!!! Thanks :-))
Hope mine will germinate ! Crossed giant fingers ;o)

All the best :-)
Thierry.

  
 

 

 


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