Tom Dunne Well-Known Member Apr 7, 2014 #4 It's an unusual little "bunch" Rob. Healthy at the bottom, sick in the middle and in good health again at the top; am I reading this properly?
It's an unusual little "bunch" Rob. Healthy at the bottom, sick in the middle and in good health again at the top; am I reading this properly?
Rob MacKillop Edinburgh Correspondent Apr 7, 2014 #5 I'm no horticulturalist, so have no idea what os going on... Cheers, Tom.
Julian de'Courcy Well-Known Member Apr 7, 2014 #8 No way I am no longer into responsibility. Nice flower I see these a lot and presume the frost has got the mooshy ones.
No way I am no longer into responsibility. Nice flower I see these a lot and presume the frost has got the mooshy ones.
Rob MacKillop Edinburgh Correspondent Apr 7, 2014 #9 I guess it was the frost, though I haven't seen much of it around, I must say. Possibly the mildest winter I've known. Wet, though!
I guess it was the frost, though I haven't seen much of it around, I must say. Possibly the mildest winter I've known. Wet, though!
Julian de'Courcy Well-Known Member Apr 7, 2014 #10 It maybe the nature of these flowers, they are rather grand when in full blossom and amazing structures to them. I'll ask a gardener the next time I see one in a garden I visit.
It maybe the nature of these flowers, they are rather grand when in full blossom and amazing structures to them. I'll ask a gardener the next time I see one in a garden I visit.