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IN OUR GARDENS 2025
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A Brummie Dude
izzy eckerslike
master brummie
Pleione Formosana Orchids, these are very hardy indeed and the ones on my rockery will flower a bit later than these in a pot, tthey produce bulbils which soon grow into flowering size
these are persian buttercups... at first i put one in each basket to hang over my fences then found out that will do better in a larger pot with more depth to it so i transferred them into one large pot...now i have to buy some basic bedding plants for the baskets..
lyn
lyn
think they like it a bit warmer than it is now johnny but i am risking it as the weather seems to be getting warmer now...will let you know how they get on bit of info here...i have never tried them before
Ranunculus asiaticus | Persian buttercup Herbaceous Perennial/RHS
Find help & information on Ranunculus asiaticus Persian buttercup Herbaceous Perennial from the RHS
lyn
i got them from a local shop near me....would think any good garden centre sells them
lyn
Smudger
master brummie
Home Bargains do a pack of 10 for £1.49 Just bulbs Or something Look like claws ?
Eric Gibson
master brummie
This looks better than I've ever seen it,only problem is I can't see it from the house the shed's in the way.
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