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[logan1]

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Very pretty but to help it make roots I’d cut the flowers off to help it, that’s what I’ve done to mine.

There were no flowers before my wife took the cutting. This is her comment:
“I could not believe it rooted so quickly. I did put rooting compound on it and just stuck it in the soil and kept it watered but that’s all I did.”

That’s right they don’t take much time to do as long as they don’t die off from disease. They easily grow flowers after rooting but best to remove them to help the roots develope.

[PixieKnuckles]

My tobacco plant flowers in containers at the front of the house.

Gerainiums

Some tatty looking begonias!

[macywack]

love the piccies thanks

[logan1]

Found this beauty in with the other Snapdragons

[Eliza]

A few of my Fushias in the last throws of Summer,

[logan1]

Very pretty Eliza, i love fuchsias.

[logan1]

Still got a few roses

[realspeed]

[logan1]

Still got a few roses this is Warm wishes

Some polyanthus

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[logan1]

First hellebore

[Besoeker]

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[Besoeker]

Enough…

[Eliza]

at long last after weeks of just the leaves i got a few cyclamen come through.

[logan1]

Second hellebore

[logan1]

The honey bees love these crocus

[Eliza]

very nice and good to see the Bees busy, love the colour.

[logan1]

@Eliza

very nice and good to see the Bees busy, love the colour.

Thank you and yes it’s nice to see the bees, it makes it all worthwhile.

[Mags]

I love to see the appearance of the crocus early in the year, Spring immediately come to mind!