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Post by alicat on Sept 11, 2007 23:52:04 GMT 1
I.m not sure ali as they are in 3 places in the garden but each patch has dwindeled in size to just a few large stems each, maybe they need a feed of some kind?  Be in your neck of the woods tomorrow as we are going to the safari park  sorry I haven't got back sooner - things took over. At the time I was thinking off the top of my head and also hoping someone would come up with a better answer  - You say they are in different places in the garden,so it makes me wonder if it is the soil/Position they don't like.? - i'm still learning, so I really don't know. - can anyone else help please. Sleepy - I know you prefer veg and are very good with shrubs, but can you help please. <cutesmiley>  |
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Post by roan on Feb 1, 2008 0:27:25 GMT 1
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Post by roan on Feb 1, 2008 19:53:52 GMT 1
I love white flowers best of all - what's the last one Roan? Not sure, it might be a clematis. |
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Post by elsie on Feb 1, 2008 20:08:19 GMT 1
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Post by Sweetleaf on Feb 1, 2008 20:15:18 GMT 1
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Post by roan on Feb 1, 2008 20:17:27 GMT 1
By golly Elsie! You could be right! I like taking pictures of flowers, but naming them is not my strong point. |
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Post by roan on Feb 1, 2008 20:20:21 GMT 1
Sweetleaf you are a genius! I think someone did say they were related to the Datura plant. Now I will have to go back to the Botanical Gardens and have another look. I might even have to ask one of the gardeners there for an opinion. I wish they had little labels on them, it would make it so much easier, but the trouble is they would get pinched! ;D |
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Post by Sweetleaf on Feb 1, 2008 20:24:07 GMT 1
Sweetleaf you are a genius! I think someone did say they were related to the Datura plant. Now I will have to go back to the Botanical Gardens and have another look. I might even have to ask one of the gardeners there for an opinion. I wish they had little labels on them, it would make it so much easier, but the trouble is they would get pinched! ;D Stem cuttings take very easily in a glass of water  I have done it several times with mine, as gifts for friends, mine is a primrose yellow colour, stunning when in flower.  |
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Post by roan on Feb 3, 2008 4:46:44 GMT 1
Re: that white flower, here is a picture of the whole plant which is climbing over a pergola:  |
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Post by elsie on Feb 4, 2008 16:32:11 GMT 1
Still looks like a Dipladenia to me |
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Post by roan on Feb 4, 2008 17:50:16 GMT 1
Still looks like a Dipladenia to me A visit to the gardeners is called for! I will try and take pictures of the leaves as well, in case that helps! |
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Post by roan on Feb 8, 2008 2:16:09 GMT 1
Hmmm, less like a Brugmansia than I thought, they dont exactly climb, they more reach for the sky really. You need to put us out of our misery Roan. ;D Sweetleaf you are up very early in the morning! I will try and get the answer for you so that you can sleep! ;D |
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- You say they are in different places in the garden,so it makes me wonder if it is the soil/Position they don't like.? - i'm still learning, so I really don't know. - can anyone else help please.
