richard.spicer.7906
St Albans based, career changer and studying Horticulture. Bulb addict, South African plant fan and converted succulent lover
Late Autumn 2019
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Late Spring 2019
Late Autumn 2019
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Late Spring 2019
22/05/19 - these rooted cuttings smell lovely, does what it says on the tin! 👃🏼
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@richard.spicer.7906 ..............Good morning Richard ...........Love all your pictures of rooted Pelargoniums...........I think my favourite is Prince of Orange .........although the actual flowers are a bit small........Sarah Don has quite large flowers ..........I find they are surprisingly hardy as I have one that I've left outdoors all Winter ........more photos please as they develop .
Afternoon John 👋🏼 I’ll have to look out for Prince of Orange. Ive relied solely on cuttings to date but I went to a show last week with a few GT buddies and bought a couple of other unusual ones. Well done on keeping one over winter outside, it was a mild winter. I had some in the polytunnel which survived although hard to stop the mould forming. Will take some more cuttings in the autumn as getting into the hot season now and they don’t tend to be as successful 👍🏼 @johninbrighton
Love scented pelargoniums, I like attar of roses !
Very nice Lisa - certainly feeling drawn to them. I hadn’t realised how many different types there were too 😲 @lisa868
richard.spicer.7906
Still a few flowers going on in the polytunnel right now... the scent of this cultivar’s foliage is beautiful, and very strong! Not bad progress too considering it was a cutting only a year ago.
#pelargonium #pelargoniumardwickcinnamon
Very pretty Rich for this time of year🤗
Nice work...
Nothing like a strongly scented little flower!💘😍