Sharing some of my latest Adenium blooms.
Still waiting for 30+ to bloom ... Hoping for purples and yellows.
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Comments (13)Sanet, Those are beautiful. I think the Swazicums are so pure and I love the leaf shape and color. You are definitely in the right place to grow these. There is a fella I had corresponded with from Africa, but I cannot remember the location. He has also quite a collection. If I can dig it up, I will forward. Did try email, but it did not come through. Possibly send me one through Gardenweb? Wonderful to see. Would be nice if you could start your own propagating of seed through cross pollination and get some wonderful flowers. Rick...See MoreSharing some of my adenium plants
Comments (12)Hi Everyone!!! When using your cell and posting from your pics that are stored there... You can hit the choose file right above this Block you are typing in... It will ask you to choose existing or to take a new pic.. Pic the pic you want and it will add it to the post right by the " choose file" This way you can only load one pic at a time... Which you can use from your cell.. It's easy. If you need more info on that just ask!!! Lol. Rick.. It does seen some have problems with apple iPads , I phones and pics being upside down. Some see it looking " normal". Others on pc view it upside down or sideways.. I believe it the way the pic was taken on iPads if not taken a certain way. Some turn the iPad and it looks right to the person viewing, but posting its not.. ;-). I try and correct for people when I see it because it has happened to me.. Lol. But no one would tell me. I thought they looked correct.. ;-) If you use photobucket or any other place to store pics , you can copy / paste the HTML llink into the body of the message . Then when you preview the message you will see your pics if you want to post more than one... I'll go to my photobucket acct and take a pic of what i copy. Maybe that will help to add more pics than only one to the body of your message.. Laura This post was edited by loveplants2 on Tue, Dec 2, 14 at 22:35...See MoreCan I share my latest paint version of my sink wall?
Comments (10)I pretty much like the larger window size. If you don't mind the 12" cab, which could be useful in many ways, I'd keep it. Candice (or Sarah?) did a Marmoleum checkerboard floor the other day using 3 colors. I didn't like the way it looked, although the material itself looked very interesting. One concern I have about the fridge size: 32" isn't a common size. They exist, of course, but in the larger scheme of things it might be tricky to replace it someday with another that width, and your opening in the cabinetry is very specific. Just be sure you think about that and are comfortable that you'll have reasonable options some day down the road. What's the thing on top of the fridge? It kind of looks like a mini wood-fired stove, but that seems unlikely....See MoreMy Latest Bloomer and some others
Comments (10)Sherry - I doubt that I will have any rebloom on seedlings this time because they have been in so much shade. But you never know. Julia - I think the horrible heat has made Rouen Cathedral lighter in color. I'm happy to have some of its flowers this year though. It's also possible some fans may scape later. It seems to be a fast multiplier. Carol - Allegheny Skyline is always a striking one. Mantis - Insider Trading is just a little sparkling jewel....See More
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Seedlings are doing well.
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