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Not blooming (that should be) … Belotti passion vine! Really struggling this year … so sad:( & Clematis … Will Goodwin
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Day 31
Ipomoea tricolor
Blooming
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Day 401
Cone Flower 'Fatal Attraction' Echinacea purpurea
Blooming
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Day 827
Hibiscus syriacus
Blooming
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Day 741
Hibiscus syriacus
Blooming
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Day 100
Heliotropium
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Day 31
Ipomoea tricolor
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Day 1102
Buddleja davidii
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Day 31
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Comments
Katxena wrote:
Beautiful — I really like the hibiscus.
Posted on 06 Aug 10 (almost 3 years ago)
HollyBee wrote:
Lovely flowers! Do you take the bougainvillea inside for winter?
Posted on 06 Aug 10 (almost 3 years ago)
cristina wrote:
Beautiful flowers. A bougainvillea in zone 6a…: surprising!
Posted on 06 Aug 10 (almost 3 years ago)
ceae wrote:
Thanks all :D
The Bougainvillea is in a pot and yes, it will either come inside or go to a local greenhouse for overwintering. They charge $30 to care for your plant all winter, which is about what you’d pay for a small-sized new plant each year. It would never survive our snowy winter, but does very well during the summer months.
Posted on 06 Aug 10 (almost 3 years ago)
HollyBee wrote:
Nice to find a greenhouse that will do that. I seem to kill most of the things I bring inside for the winter, so it would totally be worth it to pay someone else to look after it.
Posted on 06 Aug 10 (almost 3 years ago)
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