I found a micro mini growing next to my driveway
8 years ago
I live in a new to us home. We have been here 2 years and I am still finding new plants. By
the side of the driveway I found a little tiny rose bush and it's never been more than about 8 inches tall but it is loaded with blossoms and it is dec. cute little guy.
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Working on a list of micro minis
Comments (25)Candyt, thank you for the personal information on how big or tiny those Little Gems get. I will update my list. And thanks Korina for the additions. (The few with the tilde in front are the one's I have so far. Have one extra Fruit Fly and two extra Rob's Twinkle Blue for sharing/trading this spring. It's been in the single digits at night here so no trading right now. BRRRR!) I love Spunky Trail, too and hope to get that one soon. Here's that list: A Work in Progress: Micro Miniature List Amadie Trail Amoeba Bellawood Trail ~Chantaspring Dainty Dynamo Deer Trail ~Fruit Fly* Jim's Christmas Bell Kindergarden Kid Krystal N Lil Periscope* Lil Ballerina Lil Snowdrift Lil Thornbird Linds's Toy ~Little Chippery Trail Little Jayhawker Midget Bon Bon Midget Gumdrop ~Midget Lillian Misty Miss Optimara's "Little Gems" Series Little Opal Little Tourmaline Peppermint Girl Perk Up Petite Pet Pip Squeek* Pixie Dust Pixie Runaround Precious Pixie Precious Purple Rainbow's End* Rob's Bunny Wabbit Rob's Choo Choo ~Rob's Twinkle Blue Rob's Twinkle Pink Rob's Voodoo Blue Skagit Toy Nugget Snuggle Bear Snuggles Tiny Baby Spring Peach Spunky Trail ~Teeny Bopper Tiny Moon Goddess ~Tiny Wood Trail Tsunami Tundra Snowflake Tundra Trumpets...See MoreMicro-Mini Impatiens?
Comments (8)I would give my eye teeth if someone had any firefly impatiens to share. I have grown them for years and years and wintered them over in the house. Every once in a while something would happen and I'd buy all new stock each spring...and then they were discontinued! I have searched and searched. I miss my old friends dearly. I'd love any/all colors, but white, pink and red in that order are my most missed. I do all manner of miniature gardens and these were low-light tolerant GEMS. Thank you so much for any consideration....See More'micro-minis' miracles
Comments (3)I use to step on my few minis, do not see them at right time, also do not remember where they actually are, same with markers. They are cute, and big momma slugs might think the same and eat them in one session. Bernd...See Morehave micro mini sinningia seeds
Comments (29)Shireen I pinch the seed pods lightly and snip off the stem with some tiny scissirs I have (I think they were from a sewing kit, they look like a bird with a long sharp beak for blades - perfect for working with microminis). I do that as soon as they start to turn brown, then fold them in paper to dry out. Linda that's funny about the chocolates box, I've been using the same brand as seed trays too! Been looking for their big pyramid shaped one again, it made a fun display for several full grown micros. Vincent...See MoreRelated Professionals
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This is a new picture of my micro Mini. It is only about 6 inches tall.
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7 years agoI love my little Micro Mini "Si"! Got it years ago and I have never been able to find another one.
Kristine LeGault 8a pnw thanked Gail Allen- 7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
Yes, I just got a Baby Austin from Mountain Valley growers. I couldn't believe it but I received my order the next day!
Kristine LeGault 8a pnw thanked Gail Allen - 7 years ago
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