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Re: the flowers thread [Re: BattyKoda] * 1
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Snakeye said:


My Favorite Black Eyed Susan Bloom so far! :sunny:



Just gorgeous :greenthumb:. One of my favorite blooms. They've come a long way from the wildflower.

What variety?

Noticed any pollinators hitting it? Bees love it in my neck of the woods.


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Re: the flowers thread [Re: MeanGreen]
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MeanGreen said:
Sorry for the spamming but I can't not share these weird × Gasteraloe cv. Doreen flowers (thanks MH for the species id :wink:).
The flower stem is like waist high while the plant is maybe 15cm tall max. The texture and colors one the plant itself are very trippy.
 


Amazing hybrid. I love little plants with tall and straight upwards inflorescenses.

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Re: the flowers thread [Re: MoonFarmer]
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MoonFarmer said:
Snakeye said:


My Favorite Black Eyed Susan Bloom so far! :sunny:



Just gorgeous :greenthumb:. One of my favorite blooms. They've come a long way from the wildflower.

What variety?

Noticed any pollinators hitting it? Bees love it in my neck of the woods.


They really are pretty! :sunny:
I've never seen them before!

I was very surprised at how tall they got! :awesomenod:

I wish I knew what variety!
It just said black Eyed Susan on the seed packet?
A dollar well spent though!!! :usa:

The bees have been loving these things! :dancer:


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Re: the flowers thread [Re: BattyKoda] * 10
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I have been growing turmerics for a number of years and never had any bloom.
Been rooting rhizomes of black turmeric (Curcuma caesia) for a few months, and one of them pushed out a big bloom recently!

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Re: the flowers thread [Re: turtle_hermit] * 1
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Phantom Hydrangea



Edit: Waiting on my first Datura s. flower to open any minute now. I'm stoked. Stay tuned.


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Edited by MoonFarmer (07/02/18 01:50 PM)

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Re: the flowers thread [Re: MoonFarmer] * 3
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Ipomoea carnea albiflora (or ssp. fistulosa)


Some sources state that the seeds are as potent as HBW. One of the names of the plant in its native habitat is "borrachera" which means that the plant can get you drunk.
The shape of the fruits is similar as HBW. It creates wood roses.
It's a perennial shrub and one of the few convolvulaceae having solid stems. You can sow seeds and get flowers in less than a season. It should be hardy in the ground in regions that don't see a lot of snow in winter.

It flowers profusely and the fragrance is beautiful.

Edited by Argyreia (07/03/18 02:32 AM)

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Re: the flowers thread [Re: Argyreia] * 1
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First flower openned three weeks ago and now the two spikes are in full bloom. The first flower is still going strong at the moment.

The full plant


The second and third spikes


View on the two new growth which produced the four spikes


The perfume is at its maximum when it's warm and humid. The more humid is the air, the more fragrant are the flowers. And wow, it smells like a complex mix between chocolate, vanilla, sugar and regular floral fragrance. The best thing is to soak the pot and spray water on the plant in a hot sunny afternoon.

Edited by Argyreia (07/03/18 07:32 AM)

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Re: the flowers thread [Re: Argyreia] * 1
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Here are my poppies from this year.  I think they’re purple Tasmanians?  They’re mostly white though, with a tinge of violet.  Sorry for the big pix, I can no longer upload to the shroomery.




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Re: the flowers thread [Re: Burke Dennings] * 2
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Flowers from one of my succulents :grin:


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Re: the flowers thread [Re: Saraph] * 1
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that flower has demonic faces on it  :shake:  :sadyes:  :sad:  :crying:  :emocry:  :bitch:  :uhoh:


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Re: the flowers thread [Re: Saraph] * 1
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:wave: hey Burke!

Nice pops brudda :awesome: enjoy that tea :hehehe:


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Re: the flowers thread [Re: Argyreia]
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Argyreia said:
Ipomoea carnea albiflora (or ssp. fistulosa)


Some sources state that the seeds are as potent as HBW. One of the names of the plant in its native habitat is "borrachera" which means that the plant can get you drunk.
The shape of the fruits is similar as HBW. It creates wood roses.
It's a perennial shrub and one of the few convolvulaceae having solid stems. You can sow seeds and get flowers in less than a season. It should be hardy in the ground in regions that don't see a lot of snow in winter.

It flowers profusely and the fragrance is beautiful.


Beautiful.
Maybe i shall try these next year.
I want at least one or 2 Impomeas growing in my garden evry year.
This year i only have I.Tricolor.
I also have a few HBWR growing inside my livingroom windows, climbing and make it look like a jungle :smile:
But as they are in pots, they never will flower i think.


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Re: the flowers thread [Re: Mateo] * 6
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Padhye lily going off like fireworks.



Potato flower "All Blue"



Three shades of yarrow


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Re: the flowers thread [Re: hummingbird] * 5
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My orchids.







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Re: the flowers thread [Re: El Torcho] * 5
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Around the garden...










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Re: the flowers thread [Re: Ran-D] * 1
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Lovely stuff :greenthumb:


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Re: the flowers thread [Re: MoonFarmer] * 2
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A rescue showing its gratitude! :mushroom2:



Gladiolus.
I'll definitely have to stake these up next year.
Truly beautiful! :sunny:









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Re: the flowers thread [Re: BattyKoda] * 1
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Those are absolutely stunning amigo. The pink ones w the maroon throats, wow. Nice work.

:datass:


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Re: the flowers thread [Re: BattyKoda] * 1
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The Impatiens looks great.

Always stake the Gladdies, not too late if some haven't flowered already.


I've not taken one flower picture for over 2 months. Which is weird considering I work around them. I'll try and take some this week.


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Re: the flowers thread [Re: karode13] * 1
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Awesome thread:tongue2:


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