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Comments (12)Sheila Yes, I ordered Neo. Bianca X Car. Tiger and Neo. LP X Car under their crosses's name. There is a nice picture of Bianca X Car. Tiger in this Thai forum. http://www.pantown.com/board.php?id=41546&area=4&name=board3&topic=13&action=view You may want to consider Neo.carcharodon'rubra' x 'Tiger' as well. http://www.pantown.com/board.php?id=41546&area=4&name=board3&topic=17&action=view I have 2 Pink Debbie grown under the same condition, one is more colourful than the other. Not sure what I have done right for the pink one. As for the Aechmea Tayeonsis, I grow it in soil and fertilise with slow-release osmocotes. It's under 2 layers of green shade-cloth.I have put up one layer of side shade cloth as the sun was blazing the past 2 weeks. I don't want to take the chance to burn anything especially the pink and purple ones. So it's between ugly setup and nice plants or nice setup and ugly plants. Haha! This picture was taken at 10am in the morning. The afternoon sun comes from the gate position. This is the group of plants I grow without any shade. They are mostly the Carcharodon hybrids and Aechmeas. You can see my LP X Car on the extreme left, grown at the edge of the shade cloth....See MoreUpdate on Sum and Substance and a few others
Comments (17)Mocc, I have been wanting to get a Full Moon but haven't found any for sale around here. Maybe I will have to order one online. I really love the pictures I have seen of that one. I want a yellow/orange colored one really bad! I like your Short Fat Fanny too! Great name for it! Dmkelly, I say go for it! The first JM that I planted was a really small noid red one that I bought for less than $10 and not long after it was planted my new puppy chewed it to a twig. I grew back and then the next year, I accidentally broke it off again while cleaning out the garden. The poor little thing perservered and now 17 years later is a beautiful tree. I thought for sure it was a goner! Linda...See MoreUpdate on living room mirror and a few new purchases
Comments (25)@loribee, thank you! @romy, I really am happy with the color. So pretty. Vibrant yet peaceful, if that makes sense. And so funny you have "Light of the World". My MIL has it in her home, as well as other Chambers works. We found this in an antique store in our former city. Love it. @gooster, I am including a pic of the bamboo bench. You are right that it is peeking through the door, although now it is on the other side of the room between the built ins. I love my son's room too! We did the same in his room in this house as in our former apt. Love it. And about the topiaries, we are leaving them for now. They provide the needed "greenery" that we are lacking in the room. We really would like to do a potted fiddle leaf fig somewhere but haven't gotten around to it. We had a beautiful large palm in our former city for over 7 years but had to give it away before we moved. And thank you for your lovely comments! I really love our new home and it makes me happy to pass each room and smile as to how much I enjoy them individually and as a whole. I think that was a recent thread - decorate with what you love!...See MoreA Few Updates and a Lantern Question!
Comments (20)Tinycastles, those branches are fake - I believe they are cherry blossom branches, but I may be wrong. :-) They're wood branches with little white flowers on them. I got them at a home decor place K&K in Sandusky, OH. The room isn't really huge - 16'x19', it's just the ceiling is so high it feels a little catheralish. There is a third set of track lights over the table area to the far right. I was actually thinking about doing two larger lanterns and a smaller one over the table. The ones I'm looking at are about 14" on each side, not huge, but 14"square is a pretty good size square, plus the one is like 28" high. thanks for all the suggestions, kmcg I like the Ballard's lantern, but not sure about the light bulbs in that one. Palimpsest - I like that one, but not sure about the rust color with all of the knotty pine....See More- 9 years ago
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