Help with plant ID.
Sep 9th 2014 | 5:15 am
#1
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From: Up the hill near Castalla. (Alicante)
Help with plant ID.
We literally inherited this green thing.
It was looking very sorry for it's self when we where given it, all brown with a small patch of green & since then it's really recovered & started popping out these flowers.
It's over flowing from a pot & we would like to find out if we can plant it in the garden or not.
We are just in the winter frost / snow zone at 700m.
Thanks
Suzi
It was looking very sorry for it's self when we where given it, all brown with a small patch of green & since then it's really recovered & started popping out these flowers.
It's over flowing from a pot & we would like to find out if we can plant it in the garden or not.
We are just in the winter frost / snow zone at 700m.
Thanks
Suzi
Sep 9th 2014 | 8:08 am
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Re: Help with plant ID.
We literally inherited this green thing.
It was looking very sorry for it's self when we where given it, all brown with a small patch of green & since then it's really recovered & started popping out these flowers.
It's over flowing from a pot & we would like to find out if we can plant it in the garden or not.
http://i1067.photobucket.com/albums/...psf78d7f34.jpg
We are just in the winter frost / snow zone at 700m.
Thanks
Suzi
It was looking very sorry for it's self when we where given it, all brown with a small patch of green & since then it's really recovered & started popping out these flowers.
It's over flowing from a pot & we would like to find out if we can plant it in the garden or not.
http://i1067.photobucket.com/albums/...psf78d7f34.jpg
We are just in the winter frost / snow zone at 700m.
Thanks
Suzi
no idea how to look after them - but we had them in the garden in the UK when I was a kid
Sep 9th 2014 | 8:14 am
#3
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Re: Help with plant ID.
I agree with Lynnxa. It was in our parents garden as a low growing ground cover plant which was left as it was unless splitting up.
Sep 9th 2014 | 10:04 am
#4
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I believe.
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From: Up the hill near Castalla. (Alicante)
Re: Help with plant ID.
Brilliant thanks Ladies.
I can do some research on it now.
Suzi
I can do some research on it now.
Suzi
Sep 9th 2014 | 7:47 pm
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Re: Help with plant ID.
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Sep 10th 2014 | 2:42 am
#6
Thread Starter
I believe.
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: Up the hill near Castalla. (Alicante)
Re: Help with plant ID.
Thanks.
It might have a chance then.
Suzi
It might have a chance then.
Suzi
