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Chelsea Flower Show II - Austin et al (photos again of course)
Comments (33)Jana, thanks for the info on Tantau's Nostalgic series. I'll take a look at Piano. I actually also got a Chippendale this spring, and mine has not bloomed yet either, so I guess we can compare notes later this year. I also remember looking at Heidi Klum, so any more info and pics on yours will certainly be appreciated. Princess Alexandra of Kent is not that vivid, but of a deeper pink with a very distinct smoky salmon tint, quite nice actually. Lots of petals in nice formation, it looks superb when it slowly unfolds. It lasts quite well on the bush and in the vase too. I really like its scent, old rose with tea, I'd say. Young Lycidas is of a very vivid color, but I'd put him more into the purple-cerise group. Toward the end his huge blooms fade into a nice soft mauve. And the fragrance is really superb. Claire Austin, now that's a very very vigorous, extremely healthy rose (basically no BS in my no-spray garden), and a very good bloomer too so far. Looks like it wants to be a climber. Its flowers open light lemon fading to white or cream white, with a complex myrrhy scent, not too bad. It blooms in clusters and the blooms are very cup shaped. It's pretty, but I think it just looks a little pale somehow, perhaps because it doesn't quite have the radiant quality of say, Margaret Merrill or even Fair Bianca, and the blooms tend to not quite fully open, staying cupped pretty much until the petals drop. Currently, mine is a tall arching shrub (in its second year with me), but I think it'll look better with some support as a climber, perhaps next to a dark red rose like WS2K. Anyway, so far it has proven to be an excellent garden rose, so I can certainly recommend it. Roselovr, sounds all very good, especially if you're already familiar and comfortable with Nikon and perhaps own some Nikon glass already - did you get the D5000? We'd certainly love to see some pictures! Andrea...See MoreLet's talk TV shows again
Comments (20)Yes we have watched all seasons and episodes of Zoo and enjoy it. I watch Below Deck, it's fun. We don't watch much on PBS except my husbands shows like This old house and Ask this old house and some other woodworking shows but they have cancelled so many of them that he loved. Will have to check out some of the shows mentioned on PBS. We have not been streaming at all. Right now in the rv we stick with the Direct tv for what we watch. Currently into the new season of Big Brother. WE love Suits so glad it is still on. Love the last ship. Rizzoli and Isles and so sad it is ending for ever after this season. Major Crimes is a regular and so was The Closer when it was on so sorry it is gone too. Still loving Devious maids! We always watch American Pickers too. And absolutely love those Black Dog salvage guys and gals on Salvage Dawgs! I want to go to their store!...See MoreGardening show on Netflix
Comments (13)Love the bbc garden shows! On netflix I watched this one as soon as I saw it recently added. I do like the variety of garden styles. I also watch Love Your Garden. Now that one is amazing! However, a bit unrealistic because these gardens come in at no expense spared & overly packed planting. But the ideas and plans are truly creative and inspiring. They are also making dream gardens for some people/families living through very difficult situations. Sometimes it's almost heartbreaking to watch. I watch Gardeners World with Monty Don and others on youtube weekly. They show so many interesting gardens, tips & tricks each week. Great general information & I've learned about proper ways of planting, pruning & maintenance. That show has been running for like 50 years. Another fun one is Garden Rescue. It's premise is one homeowner (with a budget) picks between 2 custom designs and they then build/plan the garden. This one is more realistic and budget conscience. Now if we could get some North American shows that would be awesome. Maybe ones for the warmer zones & one for the colder zones would be ideal....See MoreOnce Again My Post Didn't Show Up
Comments (8)Pictures not showing up is sometimes because they haven't fully uploaded before you hit submit. They'll start off kind-of greyed and then become full color when they're ready. As for the whole post not showing up, I'm not sure but maybe it was too big? You might try breaking up into a couple pictures in the first post and then subsequent pictures in the comments. I don't know what would cause it to look like it posted but not actually have posted unless it's some weird timeout issue or hitting a limitation that's cause it to bounce ......See Morewanda_va
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