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Re: the flowers thread [Re: MeanGreen]
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Thanks MeanGreen. I’ve been wondering what that thing was for awhile now  :cool:


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Re: the flowers thread [Re: Electronic_Abyss] * 5
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Electronic_Abyss said:




Nice, I've got the same Red Heart hibiscus that's been blooming for months, just starting to slow down now along with most of the flowers.

Here's a few from the spring/summer:


Angel's Trumpets


Cosmos 'Psyche White'


Stargazer Lily (I think)


Twyning's Smartie Dahlia


Chinese Forget-me-not (with weird spider, I looked it up but forgot the name. Goldenrod something)


Pleiospilos nelii 'Royal Flush'


Some kind of rebutia


These aren't mine, they were at Van Dusen Botanical Gardens in Vancouver, but I thought it was worth sharing

And finally, not a flower but here's a Trinidad Scorpion pepper that resembles Tom Waits

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Re: the flowers thread [Re: Lostsmiles] * 1
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Lostsmiles said:
Wild Lillium Rubescens




I know my response is a bit delayed, but these lilies are beautiful! Lilium rubescens is a gorgeous species. That ephemeral pink colour that fades to white is fascinating.

I've become quite obsessed with lilies. Especially species Liliums. I'm slowly building up a lily collection. I only have 8 Lilium species growing at the moment, but another 13 that I'm trying to germinate (some are very tricky to grow from seed). Then I probably have another dozen hybrid lilies growing in the garden.


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Re: the flowers thread [Re: TimmiT]
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TimmiT said:
Lostsmiles said:
Wild Lillium Rubescens




I know my response is a bit delayed, but these lilies are beautiful! Lilium rubescens is a gorgeous species. That ephemeral pink colour that fades to white is fascinating.

I've become quite obsessed with lilies. Especially species Liliums. I'm slowly building up a lily collection. I only have 8 Lilium species growing at the moment, but another 13 that I'm trying to germinate (some are very tricky to grow from seed). Then I probably have another dozen hybrid lilies growing in the garden.



Thanks! I found them in bridgeville district of hwy 36.
Have yet to try and cultivate any lillium species, just hunt them, would be interesting though.
Here's some mariposa Lily's I found in august

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Re: the flowers thread [Re: Lostsmiles] * 5
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The bud on this cacti has been there for over a year now, finally opening up!
Anyone know the genus/species?

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Re: the flowers thread [Re: Lostsmiles] * 1
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Some kind of gymnocalycium I think, not sure exactly what type

(Edit: gymnocalycium horstii looks close)

Edited by cosmofish (10/20/18 06:54 PM)

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Re: the flowers thread [Re: cosmofish] * 6
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Yucca's are blooming


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Re: the flowers thread [Re: MeanGreen] * 2
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Got this flower for my fiancée

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Re: the flowers thread [Re: pinedownpioneer] * 2
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My Chamaelobivia ‘Rose Quartz’ cactus back in the spring when It was in bloom


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Edited by ChocolateMilk (10/29/18 12:09 PM)

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Re: the flowers thread [Re: ChocolateMilk] * 1
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One of today's flowers


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Re: the flowers thread [Re: pinedownpioneer]
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pinedownpioneer said:
One of today's flowers




These are wonderful, especially the ones with the "whiskers" dangling in the slightest breeze. Pity about the foul smell and the tendency to attract mealybugs...


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Random pictures of my collection.
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Re: the flowers thread [Re: LSoares]
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Pity indeed but we still love them :smile:
The Stapelia gigantea bloomed heavily last month. Flys and fire ants were all about those stinky flowers.


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Re: the flowers thread [Re: sharpie117] * 9
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I'd like to share some of my Asclepiadaceae flowers with you. These are sometimes referred to as "the orchids of the succulent world", and while this may be a little over the top there's no denying that some flowers are stunning.


Caralluma rodgersii


Duvalia elegans


Duvalia radiata


Huernia kirkii


Huernia zebrina


Huernia zebrina subsp. magniflora


Orbeanthus hardyi


Piaranthus cornutus subsp. ruschii


Stapelia verrucosa


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Z. in sunny Lisbon, Portugal
Cactus grower particularly fond of north american miniatures.
http://jardineiroazelha.blogspot.pt/

Sowing cacti - my way!
Random pictures of my collection.
Photographing cacti, Z's way.

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Re: the flowers thread [Re: sharpie117]
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Summer setting in for you already sharpie? We already got a taste, not quite enough for the cactus to start flowering but won't be long now.

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Re: the flowers thread [Re: NobodyYouKnow]
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Nice plants and pictures Lsoares

@nobodyyouknow. Yeah summers definitely started but still getting some cold wet days.
A crazy storm just came through and battered some outdoor Trichos I will post some pics.

Glass house has really helped with growth as flowers, lophs have been flowering non stop for the last month at least and some of the mammillaria didn’t go dormant at all and flowered all year.

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Re: the flowers thread [Re: NobodyYouKnow]
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Nice flowers and plants Lsoares! I like then very much only bad thing is they are not very cold hardy so I either bring them in or toss  blanket over them and pray. I try to take a cutting of all the frost sensitive plants this time of year and root them inside until spring. I have all the wood prepped for a 12x24 greenhouse..can't wait.


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