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Thread started 07/17/19 2:40pm

IfItAintToy

What's your favourite flower?

'Cause mine is the rose!

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Reply #1 posted 07/17/19 2:59pm

EmmaMcG

I'm a sucker for a red rose.
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Reply #2 posted 07/17/19 5:16pm

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Reply #3 posted 07/17/19 6:32pm

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Lilacs


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And yellow Roses


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Reply #4 posted 07/17/19 9:30pm

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Tulips, red tipped roses, magnolias and narcissus.
Time keeps on slipping into the future...


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Reply #5 posted 07/18/19 7:52am

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Reply #6 posted 07/18/19 9:13am

Empress

Mine are orchids of any kind. I think they are so unique looking.

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Reply #7 posted 07/18/19 11:58am

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Lillies
If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it!
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Reply #8 posted 07/18/19 5:29pm

PeggyO

I like Lilacs too. They don't grow well in the Bay...I think they like cold winters.

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Reply #9 posted 07/18/19 5:57pm

PennyPurple

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PeggyO said:

I like Lilacs too. They don't grow well in the Bay...I think they like cold winters.

I love them. When I was growing up there was a huge lilac bush outside my bedroom, every spring with the windows open the fragrance would just drift thru the house. I planted one outside of my daughters bedroom window and it was huge, then my son-in-law decided to cut it back....unfortunately he ended up killing my 25 year old bush. sad



The same son-in-law also cut down my rose of sharon bush that someone gave me a start off of her grandmothers plant. sad


I told him to stop cutting my plants and start cutting the weeds. biggrin

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Reply #10 posted 07/18/19 8:27pm

PeggyO

PennyPurple said:

PeggyO said:

I like Lilacs too. They don't grow well in the Bay...I think they like cold winters.

I love them. When I was growing up there was a huge lilac bush outside my bedroom, every spring with the windows open the fragrance would just drift thru the house. I planted one outside of my daughters bedroom window and it was huge, then my son-in-law decided to cut it back....unfortunately he ended up killing my 25 year old bush. sad



The same son-in-law also cut down my rose of sharon bush that someone gave me a start off of her grandmothers plant. sad


I told him to stop cutting my plants and start cutting the weeds. biggrin

I envy you having a lilac bush outside your window but cutting it back and 'killing' it...argh!

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Reply #11 posted 07/18/19 10:24pm

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The Sunflower, its my happy flower biggrin

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Reply #12 posted 07/19/19 2:33am

TheFman

Lily of the valley

Dahlia

Allium

Sunflower

and most of all the others smile

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Reply #13 posted 07/19/19 7:54am

CherryMoon57

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Cosmos flowers

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Reply #14 posted 07/19/19 2:27pm

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The fuck all y'all flower. It's a useful plant in certain circumstances and good to have around at all times, in case the need arises. It self-seeds and it's no fuss at all. It shows up in the spring and if you leave a few of the seedlings, round about August, here's what you get. And, oh, of course, oceans of violets.

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Reply #15 posted 07/19/19 2:43pm

PennyPurple

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barnswallow said:

The fuck all y'all flower. It's a useful plant in certain circumstances and good to have around at all times, in case the need arises. It self-seeds and it's no fuss at all. It shows up in the spring and if you leave a few of the seedlings, round about August, here's what you get. And, oh, of course, oceans of violets.

Wow that's different.

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Reply #16 posted 07/19/19 3:37pm

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PennyPurple said:

barnswallow said:

The fuck all y'all flower. It's a useful plant in certain circumstances and good to have around at all times, in case the need arises. It self-seeds and it's no fuss at all. It shows up in the spring and if you leave a few of the seedlings, round about August, here's what you get. And, oh, of course, oceans of violets.

Wow that's different.


The Elephant Head Amaranth - Amaranthus gangeticus (amaranth meaning 'everlasting' in Greek) was brought to the USA from Germany in the 1800’s and got its name because of the huge flower heads resembling an elephant’s trunk. But what is most special about this plant is that you can eat its leaves and seeds:

'Amaranth (Amaranthus) was an important staple crop in pre-Columbian Mexico and South-America, but is also widely used in other parts of the world. It is not a true grain, but a pseudo-grain, related to common pigweed. There are 60 species of Amaranth, of which three species (Amaranthus cruenus, Amaranthus hypochondriacus and Amaranthus caudatus) are commonly grown for their edible seeds. They are still cultivated in Mexico, Guatemala and Peru, but have also become a food crop in many areas, such as China, India, Nepal, Thailand and Nigeria. In lowland Asia and Africa amaranth is also consumed as a leafy vegetable. Amaranth seeds are small and yellow or light brown in colour. They have a high protein content (around 13-14%) and are gluten free, unlike many cereal grains. Amaranth seeds can be popped or puffed, milled into flour or made into flakes.'

https://www.cbi.eu/sites/default/files/market_information/researches/product-factsheet-europe-amaranth-grains-pulses-2016_final.pdf

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Reply #17 posted 07/19/19 6:36pm

barnswallow

Thanks, CherryMoon57. Really good information.

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Reply #18 posted 07/19/19 8:51pm

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Reply #19 posted 07/19/19 11:45pm

EmmaMcG

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Feed me, Seymour!
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Reply #20 posted 07/20/19 9:42am

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My childhood favorites were honeysuckle and Hibiscus their nectar is so sweet.
Time keeps on slipping into the future...


This moment is all there is...
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Reply #21 posted 07/20/19 3:05pm

PeggyO

Is that your garden?? It's beautiful and I want one of those tomatoes!

barnswallow said:

The fuck all y'all flower. It's a useful plant in certain circumstances and good to have around at all times, in case the need arises. It self-seeds and it's no fuss at all. It shows up in the spring and if you leave a few of the seedlings, round about August, here's what you get. And, oh, of course, oceans of violets.

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Reply #22 posted 07/20/19 7:18pm

barnswallow

It's not my garden. I snagged the photos off the internet. My tomatoes aren't quite ready yet and the amaranth hasn't flowered, either. Can hardly wait though.

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Reply #23 posted 07/20/19 9:49pm

PeggyO

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It's not my garden. I snagged the photos off the internet. My tomatoes aren't quite ready yet and the amaranth hasn't flowered, either. Can hardly wait though.

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Reply #24 posted 07/21/19 8:30am

Amaryllis

red amaryllis

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Reply #25 posted 07/21/19 9:59pm

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The Sunflower, its my happy flower biggrin







same here...i love them
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Reply #26 posted 07/23/19 9:06pm

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Reply #27 posted 07/25/19 9:04pm

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I heart all flowers.

I especially love impatiens in my flower garden.

They bloom all summer.

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Reply #28 posted 07/26/19 10:45am

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White peonies. I love all peonies, but it seems like nature puts her efforts into either color or fragrance with them - you can't have both. The white ones aren't as showy as some of the pinks, but their scent is what I imagine heaven smells like.

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Reply #29 posted 07/26/19 4:27pm

PeggyO

Genesia said:

White peonies. I love all peonies, but it seems like nature puts her efforts into either color or fragrance with them - you can't have both. The white ones aren't as showy as some of the pinks, but their scent is what I imagine heaven smells like.

Jackie O's fav.

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