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Country & Rural Garden News (13)Newspapers (6)Other Gardening News (A-J) (29)Other Gardening News (K-Z) (30)I still respond personally to all garden email I'm sent and I frequently introduce mad gardeners to each other. Use my garden forums in the spirit of this site. Keep them fun and feel free to post anything you like General Gardening Chat :: Skynews: Australian Scientist built 24KW magnetic generator Author: vadims Subject: Skynews: Australian Scientist built 24KW magnetic generatorPosted: 21 Nov '09 4:43 am (GMT 12) Topic Replies: 0 SKYNEWS VIDEO: http://www.33energy.com/youtube.html from the article: ... My Garden Diaries :: RE: Morning surprise... Author: raj_luckyonline Subject: thanksPosted: 20 Nov '09 5:53 am (GMT 12) Topic Replies: 3 thanks for this article thanks Florist http://www.flowersbysuzyliu.co.uk ... My Garden Diaries :: RE: Kerole's Place Author: jack two Subject: Catching up againPosted: 15 Nov '09 10:41 pm (GMT 12) Topic Replies: 54 Hi Kerole! I could have sworn I responded to your post of 2 Nov. I know I enlarged the pics. But the evidence is against me... My Garden Diaries :: RE: Tea Root's Journal- Part Two Author: tea root Subject: An autumn update...Posted: 15 Nov '09 12:03 pm (GMT 12) Topic Replies: 144 We're having a nice Indian summer here and by 10:00 this morning it was warm enough to work some out in the main garden... My Garden Diaries :: RE: Kerole's Place Author: Kerole Subject: Making the most of springPosted: 14 Nov '09 6:58 pm (GMT 12) Topic Replies: 54 Here's some more pics of our Spring. I haven't done the roses justice - they are spectacular this year... General Gardening Chat :: RE: Silly question about Hollyhocks Author: Cosmata Subject: Re; HollyhocksPosted: 11 Nov '09 3:54 am (GMT 12) Topic Replies: 5 Hi Sea Sonnet, Well it seems we are in almost the same place. I will be interested in knowing how your hollyhocks fare... My Garden Diaries :: RE: Gordon's Garden Diary Author: gordonf Subject: More Pics from the Sun Yat--Sen GardenPosted: 8 Nov '09 7:28 pm (GMT 12) Topic Replies: 923 Hi, everyone! Well, I'm back to posting, but, unfortunately, some of my pictures seem to have been saved in black and white only, so I'll try to post only the coloured ones... My Garden Diaries :: RE: Gordon's Garden Diary Author: gordonf Subject: JacarandasPosted: 7 Nov '09 6:45 pm (GMT 12) Topic Replies: 923 Wow, Jack, thanks for the pics of Jacaranda trees with all the vines in them! They're beautiful!! And what a celebration of my (possibly) finding the solution to my imaging problem! I don't think I've ever seen a real Jacaranda tree, at least not in bloom, and I never realized how lovely they are, especially when they're hosting all the climbing plants that are equally floriferous... My Garden Diaries :: RE: Gordon's Garden Diary Author: jack two Subject: Jacarandas are COLOURFUL!Posted: 6 Nov '09 8:06 pm (GMT 12) Topic Replies: 923 In celebration, Gordon, two photos. The first I took in Johannesburg last weekend; the Bougainvilleas (Bougainvillea glabra) growing into Jacarandas (Jacaranda mimosifolia) are iconic in Jhb, in shades from brick red to dark purple, but this is, I believe, the best I've ever seen as a composition! The Pretoria pic is from an area where the average temperature is a good 5 degrees warmer; there are three different climbers into the Jacaranda; Bougainvillea (scarcely visible here), Zimbabwe creeper (Podranea ricasoliana)and Trumpet Vine (Bignonia radicans)... My Garden Diaries :: RE: Gordon's Garden Diary Author: gordonf Subject: Dr. Sun Yat-Sen GardenPosted: 6 Nov '09 7:42 pm (GMT 12) Topic Replies: 923 Hello again, all! I was just playing around on UTube and found this explanatory video about the history of the Dr... My Garden Diaries :: RE: Gordon's Garden Diary Author: gordonf Subject: Yet Another TryPosted: 6 Nov '09 7:02 pm (GMT 12) Topic Replies: 923 Well, I've been busy playing around with my photo editor and I FINALLY discovered a place where it was checked to save images as black and white!!! So I played with the "panorama" feature and finally got this combined image of 2 panels of an oil painting of an African street scene... General Gardening Chat :: RE: Please Help my 'Aeonium arboreum/Black rose' Succulent Plant Author: Sea_Sonnet Subject: 'Aeonium arboreum/Black rose'Posted: 6 Nov '09 6:23 pm (GMT 12) Topic Replies: 2 Perhaps you are showering this plant with too much loving attention. Treat them mean, very little in the way of fertilizer and water seems to be what mine respond to... General Gardening Chat :: RE: Silly question about Hollyhocks Author: Sea_Sonnet Subject: HollyhocksPosted: 6 Nov '09 5:53 pm (GMT 12) Topic Replies: 5 I have moved from cool temperate climate of western Victoria to a heavenly warm sub-tropical climate on the mid-north coast of New South Wales, and am establishing a cottage garden at the front door, and my tropical oasis in the back yard - we're on a 3,600sqm block of ground... My Garden Diaries :: RE: Gordon's Garden Diary Author: MacFlax Posted: 5 Nov '09 9:18 pm (GMT 12) Topic Replies: 923 Quote: The fellow in the blue jacket is the guide on the tour. The other one is me. Very helpful. I'm loving the photos anyway... My Garden Diaries :: RE: Gordon's Garden Diary Author: Kerole Posted: 5 Nov '09 6:21 pm (GMT 12) Topic Replies: 923 Ah Jeez Gord, I feel for you! Lord knows, you're trying your hardest. ...
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